[Max-Eley]

Hello,

I have a fanuc OT-A from 1985, it works perfectly however i must save the ladder from the eeproms as i am worried that i will lose the ladder in case of a failure, it will be impossible to find data for this machine, so i must back it up.

Does anyone know how i can read the chips, ive heard any chip reader will work, but i am worried about the voltages that the programmer puts into the eeprom, im not sure, and if possible i would like some advice from the kind people here.

i am in the uk, so if you have any suggestions of which programmer i could buy here, i would appreciate it.

the eeprom is a "MBM2764-25"

Best regards

[Max-Eley]

I eeprom read them with a reader, worked fine.

Anyone know how i can convert them into a readable fladder file?

[agering]

Hi,
I have a MS-DOS format converters for some PMC. Please, send me files ROMs copy I shall try to find converter for your PMC.

[Max-Eley]

Hi,
I have a MS-DOS format converters for some PMC. Please, send me files ROMs copy I shall try to find converter for your PMC.

Hello,

Thank you very much. See attached.

They are in .BIN format, i can convert them to hex, they can be opened in any hex editor i believe, could you send me that converter?, i can run dos programs too.

Best regards

[agering]

I have found the converters for PMC-L, PMC-M and PMC-N but they do not allow to open in Fladder II your ROMs. If you need it I can tell you link of keeping FLADDER II with these converters.

[Max-Eley]

I have fladder dos, i think its the first one, these roms are from 1985, can you send me the converter so i can try and open them?

i dont fully understand what you are trying to say.

Best regards

[agering]

I attached archive with converter for PMC-L,M,N. The files from archive need place to root directory of FLADDER. Then will possible run the converters from FLADDER II striking F9 keys.
Sorry, for my merry english. ;-)

[Max-Eley]

Thanks bro : D

Ill try some stuff