This document is a reference for this Web page:

http://www.retrotechnology.com/restore/futuredata.html

where the Micropolis Futuredata 100119 floppy controller is discussed,
which uses this PROM. There are PROM files on that Web page. 

Herb Johnson Sept 2015. 

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The 82S181 is a 1K X 8 fuse link 5V PROM. It has almost the same pinout
as the 2716 series UV EPROMs - BUT - some 2716's use multiple supply voltages.

A Thompson/Mostek TE2716 is a 5V only PROM which is nearly compatible with the
82S181. Here's the adapter wiring to use to read 82S181's as a TE2716

All pins go "through" except for the two connections at pins 18 and 21.

82S181	pin		ET2716
Vcc ------- 24 -------- Vcc
A8  ------- 23 -------- A8
A9  ------- 22 -------- A9
/CE1 ->GND  21          Vpp=5V
/CE2 ------ 20 -------- /OE
CE3 ------- 19 -------- A10
CE4 -->+5V  18          /CE

The adapter is a 24 pin socket with pins 21 and 18 cut off. Pin 21 of the
socket is wired to ground (pin 12) and pin 18 of the socket is wired to
Vcc (+5V pin 24). Take care that the cut pin does not contact the ZIF 
socket of your programmer.

Wired this way, when the programmer enables the 2716, the 82S181 will only be
enabled when A10 is high. Consequently the first half of the imaged 2716 data will
be "blank", and the second half will have the ROM image of the 82S181. It could
be wired other ways but this is mechanically simplest.

Herb Johnson
Sept 24 2015