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Date   : Sat, 01 Apr 2006 17:30:26 +0100
From   : Jules Richardson <julesrichardsonuk@...>
Subject: Re: Reversing your Master Eprom 'cartridges'

Sprow wrote:
> In article <000901c654b7$5e11efe0$0100000a@...>,
>    Raf <rafg1@...> wrote:
>> In the event that someone able were to do the above,
>> is there any inbuilt protection, (I imagine, say, a 
>> small fuse and diode supplied to stop the chips from
>> frying;  etc, etc)?
> 
> There is no electric protection of that sort.

Although it is technically possible to do it - I remember accidentally putting 
a ROM backwards into my EPROM programmer once and it coped fine without 
damaging anything (luckily - said programmer is an intelligent Z80-based 
combined PAL/EPROM unit with about ten sockets on it and *masses* of circuitry 
inside; I wouldn't fancy fixing it if it went wrong!)

cheers

J.
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