Description:

Up for sale is a vintage custom-built microprocessor development and EPROM programmer bench unit. Enclosed in a hinged clear acrylic top cover with an underlying metal chassis, this setup features a main micro-controller logic board alongside a prototype breadboard/breakout area connected via dual ribbon cables.

The main logic board is fitted with a ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) socket for IC/EPROM programming, an onboard UV-erasable EPROM with a window, logic ICs (including Hitachi HD64180/HD74 series), a DB25 parallel/serial interface port, and an integrated 5V DC power supply box with a toggle switch, fuse holder, and attached power cord.

An interesting piece for vintage computing enthusiasts, IC programming tool collectors, or hardware restoration projects.

Type: Custom Microprocessor Trainer / EPROM Programmer / Prototype Unit

Enclosure: Clear hinged acrylic lid over a steel/aluminum base plate

Key Features:

Main controller PCB featuring a Textool-style ZIF socket for IC insertion

Onboard ICs including EPROM with quartz window and HD641808CP micro-controller

DB25 connector for external computer interfacing

Perforated prototype breadboard with screw terminal blocks and DIP socket

Interconnected ribbon cabling between prototype and logic boards

Integrated power unit labeled "5V DC" with toggle power switch and fuse cap

Condition: Sold as-found for parts, repair, or display. The acrylic case is fully intact with no major cracks. Cut wires are present near the terminal block area and power lead. Untested electronically. Please inspect photos for complete component layout and wiring details.