Maxtrac 900 meg conventional firmware FVN4019A

[jmr061]

Anyone out there have one of these chips for sale or can help me get one. I have a programmer for it.

Jason

[xmo]

If you come up dry here, the chip is less than $25 from Motorola parts - or even cheaper if you know someone at a shop. Once you get the chip you will probably want to use that PROM programmer to make an archive file of the chip for backup purposes (or whatever)

[escomm]

Sorry to bump an old post. These chips are canceled at Motorola. Anyone know who is the manufacturer and their part number? I suspect it's Atmel but am shooting from the hip on that one.

[fineshot1]

Sorry to bump an old post. These chips are canceled at Motorola. Anyone know who is the manufacturer and their part number? I suspect it's Atmel but am shooting from the hip on that one.

do you need one? if so i have one i could spare you.

[SlimBob]

From memory I believe it's a 27C256-20.

[PETNRDX]

It is a 27C256.
Since Mot doesn't sell them anymore, I make my own.
I have been finding them in old equipment like PC mother boards ( BIOS-ROMS ) and old modems, etc. Even old 800 mhz Maxtracs.
Blank with a UV eraser, copy with a generic EPROM "burner".

[ifr1600]

I have the burn once proms to make these. I have several ready to go. I also have the new conventional face plates to replace the trunking face plate.

Send Private mail for details and price.

-ifr

[KE7JFF]

I have the prom file for these and am slowly acquiring the 27C256 chips from various collections...and sometimes, if you open up a 900 trunking radio, I've found ONCE the old conventional prom taped to the inside of the case.