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Most of them you can read on board...
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Thread: I want to read 68hc11
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10th June, 2018, 02:04 PM #1Newbie
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I want to read 68hc11
I have a punto sporting ecu
Iaw 18fd.5z
What equipment do you use to read this eprom?
I have seen xprog and USA? Any help greatly appreciated!
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10th June, 2018, 02:18 PM #2DK Veteran
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10th June, 2018, 02:21 PM #3Newbie
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Do I solder to the pins on board on chip? What can be used to do that?
Thanks for the reply!
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Yes, you can solder it on pins... When you open Software and click on device... New window open... Choose MCU... And the one you will read... On the left side you will get connections... Click on connections, and you will see where to solder and how to connect with xprog...
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15th August, 2018, 11:18 PM #5Newbie
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is there anyway i can read a hc11f1 without a xprog? is there any adpater to turn a dip28 to plc68?
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Yes u can ...build its own interface for motorola uP Motorola Cracker
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