A kind reader has identified this as a "Fairy IC Test Card" and provided a manual and disk image, which can be downloaded here.
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I picked up this card at a hamfest. The seller was not aware
of where it came from or what it was used for. The large
integrated circuits on the card itself have been scraped to
remove identifying marks. A ribbon cable connects the card to
an external base with a ZIF (zero insertion force) socket that
can accept 14-pin up to 20-pin dual-in-line devices.
A kind reader has identified this as a "Fairy IC Test Card" and provided a manual and disk image, which can be downloaded here.
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Entered April 24, 2004
Last updated January 13, 2010