Hi Declan,

I did not mean to ignore you on this one, but so far I have not found
anything useful. Later today I plan to go into our institute's
basement and browse if we have some old databooks which might help...

Uwe.



> To your CDs & DataBooks my friends, please and give me the low down on
> this one. Uwe can go off and play imaginatively with Copernic for an
> hour ;-).

> This is a 16 pin driver originally by Sprague, I think. I am only
> finding the usual false positives from places like hkinventory.com.

> I even rooted out my 1896 databook ... wait, that should be 1986, but
> it wasn't shown (Every number but). Every other number seemed to be a
> Sprague device. Batch dates are 9336.

> It's 16 pin dil with the 2 middle leads on each side linked, and leaving
> 3 pins each for the drivers, if there are 4 of them per chip.
> -- 

>       With best Regards,


>       Declan Moriarty.

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