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R4M · 19 June 2021, 00:43

The PCB is used to program the EPROM using the common TL866 programmer. There are more expensive ones that can program those eproms directly. For example the XGecu T56.

You can copy the current ROM in your computer with a memory monitor. You just need to save the area from $f80000 to $1000000 to a file.

19 June 2021, 00:43	#2
R4M Registered User Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: /home Posts: 122	The PCB is used to program the EPROM using the common TL866 programmer. There are more expensive ones that can program those eproms directly. For example the XGecu T56. You can copy the current ROM in your computer with a memory monitor. You just need to save the area from $f80000 to $1000000 to a file.