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sideshow
26th January, 2013, 05:44 AM
hi
just wondering how should i read this 93c56 chip from a 2000 ls400
8 bit or 16 bit
i can choose in my wellem drop down box
93c56a 8 bit
93c56b 16 bit
93c56c 8 bit
http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q728/sideshow1600/20130126143820_zps8d86b5cf.jpg
thanks
bram380
26th January, 2013, 06:29 AM
Read/write as 16 bit if:
- The pin 6 (ORG) is connected to pin 8 (VCC).
- The pin 6 (ORG) is left unconnected.
Read/write as 8 bit if:
- The pin 6 (ORG) is connected to pin 5 (GND)
Get data sheet 93xxx in post below:
http://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forums/f152/automotive-electronic-components-125301/index2.html
sideshow
26th January, 2013, 06:44 AM
ok thanks for the info
its hard to know what the wires do on the circuitboard
all i know is its around a 2000 model toyota ls400
kugglefischer
26th January, 2013, 07:37 AM
just stick it in the programmer and use the first chip option you show....
all you need a sop8 universal pin to pin adapter.....
it pretty simple......
:wavey:
sideshow
26th January, 2013, 07:51 AM
im using GQ-4x universal programmer
and ive got a cable to a 3m chip clip
but i cant tell if im getting a good read
its not my ecu its a loan one from a shop so i dont want to unsolder chip
first on selection list is 93c56a 8 bit
kugglefischer
26th January, 2013, 07:58 AM
im using GQ-4x universal programmer
and ive got a cable to a 3m chip clip
but i cant tell if im getting a good read
its not my ecu its a loan one from a shop so i dont want to unsolder chip
first on selection list is 93c56a 8 bit
you have a very good programmer m8!
but as far as i know you cant read it this type of chip inboard with a clip...only 24c02 can be read inboard.....
you need a pin to pin universal adapter......
and yes!
the first chip type is fine......
you must desolger!
sideshow
26th January, 2013, 10:52 AM
ok thanks
i might leave this one then
ill try chase up another ecu for myself as a spare to learn on
i dont want to stuff up a properly working set
i have some new 93c56 chips so if i can find a 2000 model ls400 dump i can play with it and with the transponders im getting
so basically i need long legs to clip into the programmer and the other end to hook onto the legs of the 93c56 chip
im going to order this
Socket Chip-Programmer Adapter-Chip Socket-Chip Programmer Socket-Online Shopping (http://www.xcar360.com/chip-programmer-socket-sop8.html)
thanks again
sideshow
26th January, 2013, 11:43 AM
i just had a brainstorm
i will be buying the toyota key copier programmer
and in the kit u get the adapter so i wont have to buy one
scanvec
26th January, 2013, 11:51 AM
Hi is easy; just connect your progrmmer and launch the software and select 93c56 and valid; is not necessairy to choose 8bit or 16bit
sideshow
26th January, 2013, 01:23 PM
Thanks
I'm just worried about removing chips hehehe
I solder car wiring 8 hours a day so I have to learn to be delicate if I start removing chips
NZBrakelathes
4th March, 2013, 05:52 PM
Did you find a tool to read this chip without unsoldering?
I need to do the same read erase write etc
Can you help advise?
bram380
4th March, 2013, 06:43 PM
Xprog can read write 93cxxxx incircuit.
some times need to short x'tal on board.
NZBrakelathes
4th March, 2013, 06:58 PM
Ok? On eBay I don't see them with a clip type thing
Just circuit board type
Or am I totally wrong?
Never used anything like it so I really don't know
bram380
4th March, 2013, 07:31 PM
Use P*mona 5250:
NZBrakelathes
7th March, 2013, 10:42 AM
Totally confused :s
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