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Need a alternative circuit for the 74ls259

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Marks256

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I just bought a bunch of stuff from jameco for my z80 system, as well as parts for this linux eeprom programmer. I have every thing i need now (for both projects), except i accidentally ordered 1 74ls259 instead of the two that i need! :( Now i can't finish the EEPROM programmer, and once again my z80 is on hold! :mad:

Is there a way around this (as in a combination of ics to imitate the functions of the 74ls259?) or am i going to have to waste some more time and money and order from jameco AGAIN just so they can charge me an arm and a leg, and force me to wait for 2 weeks before i actually have it?

:( :( :(

Or does anyone have any other parallel port eeprom programmer schematics for linux? i guess DOS would be ok, too...
 
Depends a lot on which of the 4 operating modes are used by your circuit. Can you provide more detail? (Like a relevant piece of the schematic)?

At a minimum, several pins in your schematic are tied high or low. Which are they?
 
Here, i will upload the schematics in gif format.


I am assuming all four modes will be used? I am not sure?
 

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