Napco Gemini P800

I have an older, non-functional P800 board, and a newer, locked out P800 board. (Ebay purchase) If I knew for sure which chip was the EEPROM, could I swap them and gain access to programming? The one I suspect to be the EEPROM is labeled "Atmel034".

Thanks.

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Stanley Barthfarkle
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The eprom has 8 pins. The ATMEL chip sounds right, depending on the board version. Did you try defaulting the panel?

Power down panel Place a jumper from terminal 3 & PGM Power up panel Keypad will beep 3 times within 30 seconds I think. Power down panel Remove jumper Power up and test...

Jim Rojas

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Jim Rojas

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