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    Default xprog m vcc pin overloaded ?

    hello there i try to read out a motorola hc912d60 but i get this erroer every time.

    vcc pin overloaded tjek vcc pin connection.

    any idea ??

    xprog-m v 5.0

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    hi

    I have the same problem

    there are any solution for this

    vcc pin overloader

    any idea is very apreciate

    many thanks for all in te advance

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    Is the processor is desoldered? XPROG-m Output-VCC supplies only the CPU? and aslo other components? What happens when the programmable processor is powered from external power supply?

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    hello

    thanks for your reply but

    is the same problem conections external power or usb
    the same error

    no desolder nothing

    regards

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    Lift the pins that connect to the programmer. Connect the external power supply (13-15VDC) to XPROG-m.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Holtek View Post
    Lift the pins that connect to the programmer. Connect the external power supply (13-15VDC) to XPROG-m.
    hi

    which pins are need lifts to prove?

    I don?t undersstand

    thanks

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    1:check other eeprom if working
    2 if yes you have a damage eeprom and not xprog
    if no
    3 open the unit and check by your hand which component get hot.
    4 you will find a yellow capacitor and desolder it
    5 check knoe if xprog read the memory
    6 replace the capacitor .
    7 NEVER CONNECT THE CLONE XPROG WITH POWER SUPPLY .

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    Quote Originally Posted by gadroulll View Post
    NEVER CONNECT THE CLONE XPROG WITH POWER SUPPLY .
    Why not? Explain! When the USB output current is too small, it is necessary to connect an external power supply.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gadroulll View Post
    1:check other eeprom if working
    2 if yes you have a damage eeprom and not xprog
    if no
    3 open the unit and check by your hand which component get hot.
    4 you will find a yellow capacitor and desolder it
    5 check knoe if xprog read the memory
    6 replace the capacitor .
    7 NEVER CONNECT THE CLONE XPROG WITH POWER SUPPLY .
    thanks

    but the eeprom is good, the same problem is whit mcus

    what capacitor?

    please paint in the photo

    many thanks in the advance
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    Check the eight diodes Zener. Do not have short circuit?
    Check the voltage marked on the picture.
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    hi

    Holtek many thanks for your big big big help

    thanks

    the problem is a condenser , see photo is bad direccion solder.

    but the programmer works well 1 year whit condenser solder in this direccion. electronics mysterius


    NOw my programmer not read good in hc05 and 9s12 , and not read tms botloader error

    read good but sometimes verify error.

    what is the new problem?


    many thaks in the advance

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    Wrongly soldered capacitor hehe Replace it with a new one. The best solution to replace all tantalum capacitors for electrolytic capacitors.

    Have you tried several times to read the TMS? You tried to read several TMS?
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    5V - pin2,3,6,7 LM317l
    0V - collector of DDTC143EVA
    12V - pin5,6 IRF7316
    Can you please mark the points on the picture ? i cannot find out what do you mean, and forgive me for that .
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    Hello.
    I have also Vcc pin overloaded.
    What is the label (voltage) of Zener diodes?
    Last edited by meteor80; 27th June, 2011 at 09:49 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by meteor80 View Post
    Hello.
    I have also Vcc pin overloaded.
    What is the label (voltage) of Zener diodes?
    i suppose it must be 5V6 zener diodes

 

 
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