TheLittleEngineers.org-2732-TOFROM-2532-GCC-ECS-0001.2-09.APRIL.2019-02.JUNE.2019(EAGLE). 2732 <–> 2532 Adapter - The following text is from the repository originally uploaded by Ricardo Quesada at this url: https://github.com/ricardoquesada/2732-to-2532

This product is intended to allow a 2732 EPROM to be placed into a 2532 EPROM socket or a 2532 EPROM to be placed into a 2732 EPROM socket. Fitting I.C. pins for IC1 and a socket for IC2 allows a 2732 to be plugged into a 2532 socket, whilst fitting I.C. pins for IC2 and a socket for IC1 allows a 2532 to be plugged into a 2732 socket.

The 2732 has an output enable signal in addition to the chip enable signal. In most cases, the output enable signal can simply be connected to ground. However, it may sometimes be desirable to connect the ouput enable signal to the chip enable signal. Jumpers JP1 and JP2 allow these settings.

If JP1 is fitted, then the ouput enable will be connected to the chip enable. If JP2 is fitted, then the ouput enable will be connected to GND. JP1 and JP2 should NEVER be fitted at the same time - one or the other, but not both. In most cases, fitting JP2 will suffice. All of GIMEchip.com’s designs are created for the benefit of the vintage computing community as a whole. Although we copyright all of our works and retain all rights to them, we also don’t mind sharing. If you wish to produce and distribute this product, please contact us at: * [email protected]

In most cases, permissions will be granted Royalty Free. I said we like to share, didn’t I?

If you would like to include this product as part of your website, feel free to do so, as long as all documentation remains intact. We do ask that you inform us that you have included this file on your site so our ego’s may get a bit larger :-)

Enjoy - John Eric & John Robert (J.R.), Son & Father

I have updated the GCC-0001.0 (v1.0) product described above to GCC-0001.1 (v1.1) and placed a repository for the 1.1 version here: https://github.com/TheLittleEngineers/2732-tofrom-2532

The original version was created by my nephew and his father (my brother) with minor input from me. The 1.1 version made minor changes, specifically a cleaner silkscreen, mitered tracks and a CC BY-SA 4.0 License. I did not fork Ricardo Quesadas repository for that minor update, but rather simply made a new repository.

I have now updated GCC-0001.1 (v1.1) to GCC-0001.2 (v1.2), once again making only minor changes. These changes are to the EAGLE library to improve appearance. I decided, at this time, to fork Ricardo Quesadas repository for this version so that more people might find it and have access to the CC BY-SA 4.0 Licensed version.

Enjoy - Robert “The R.A.T.” Allen Turner, 02 June 2019.

This repository resides at: https://github.com/TheLittleEngineers/2732-to-2532

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