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    Hello all friends from DK. I have new willem 5,0 pcb and read OK flash 28f200 but can?t erase and write new data... any idea pleas?

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    willem 5,0 pcb must work on this flash, please clean legs on chip and make sure that contact between flash and adapter are very good also between adapter and programing port on programmer!!!

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    hi all
    i use super pro 580U to read and program 29f400 ...its work very good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by miha99 View Post
    willem 5,0 pcb must work on this flash, please clean legs on chip and make sure that contact between flash and adapter are very good also between adapter and programing port on programmer!!!
    I use flash ab28f200 b5b80
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    What I must setting pleas on willem PCB?

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    resolved, read erase write all ok now. ( better settings willem )

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    You must use adapter for willem.
    Better choice elnec beeprog and this adapter
    http://www.tuningfiles.com/media/Too...P44_ZIF-CS.jpg
    Last edited by btr; 4th November, 2011 at 07:29 PM.

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    Hello today I want try connect PIC F448 from op-com pcb
    on schematic for this PIC is Vdd pin7, Vss pin6, RB6 pin16,RB7 pin 17, and vpp pin 18, on my willem ICSP are this pins Vpp connect to pin18, Vcc connect to ????, gnd ???, rb7 pin 17, rb6 pin 16... Pleas how connect Vss and Vdd? Must take out chip from PCB? thanks for help me
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    Quote Originally Posted by Harrycz44 View Post
    Hello today I want try connect PIC F448 from op-com pcb
    on schematic for this PIC is Vdd pin7, Vss pin6, RB6 pin16,RB7 pin 17, and vpp pin 18, on my willem ICSP are this pins Vpp connect to pin18, Vcc connect to ????, gnd ???, rb7 pin 17, rb6 pin 16... Pleas how connect Vss and Vdd? Must take out chip from PCB? thanks for help me
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    Ask the seller of your programmer. surely must have a
    forum??????????

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    I use Weilei VP-280 with SOP44 adapter for 29F400, works correct.
    We choose to go to the moon.
    What would be life without a risk?

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    I use BeeProg and PSOP adapter from obdfactory $900 (original, update from internet), never had a problem. I also have GQ-X4, it was crashing on me at times.
    Best Regards, Roth.

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    i have willem pcb3 with PSOP44 to DIP32 i solder the chip read without problems but when i open with winolss i have this error "reading the eprom probably and adress line was defect "? any help ?

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    check A19, probably you missed it

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    thanks i check the box now i try and report this week

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    Quote Originally Posted by mislav88 View Post
    check A19, probably you missed it
    For 29F400 flashes A19 must be disconnected.

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    Quote Originally Posted by k1champion View Post
    i have willem pcb3 with PSOP44 to DIP32 i solder the chip read without problems but when i open with winolss i have this error "reading the eprom probably and adress line was defect "? any help ?
    I also use Willem PCB3 for years and I never had any problems.
    Check by multimeter all signals on ZIF socket with HW Test in software. If there's all OK maybe adapter has some mistake.
    Upload some photos of Your PSOP44 adapter and jumper settings - maybe I could help You.

 

 
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