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    Default mb w221 amp repair most ic

    hi,anyone know this xs8805b0bq,how to read/write dump!
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    This is what you need to read/write to the 8805 IC. It is difficult without these programmers and the software. Picture 054.jpg
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    very great,friend,this most chip have bad,i changed new ic is no work,
    can you help me?friend.what you tool do?

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    Do you have in board TMS320
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    Quote Originally Posted by wyz1056 View Post
    very great,friend,this most chip have bad,i changed new ic is no work,
    can you help me?friend.what you tool do?
    The tools are supplied by the manufacturer

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    Quote Originally Posted by RadioChiP View Post
    Do you have in board TMS320
    Why is this so important ?

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    Hi I think that the firmware in Am29LV160D
    I would first tested verify sdram 48lc2m32b2

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    new xs8805b0bq put is working?

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    Firmware is in BGA flash.
    XS8805B0BQ doesn't contain internal memory.

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    Quote Originally Posted by simaservis1108 View Post
    Firmware is in BGA flash.
    XS8805B0BQ doesn't contain internal memory.
    There is onboard programmable flash and ram memory in this chip. Here is the promotional data sheet

    http://www.digchip.com/datasheets/pa...339/OS8805.php

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    thank gapco,i have change new this chip,is no work,have look pdf ,have 128kb flash memory and 4kb data ram!

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    Quote Originally Posted by wyz1056 View Post
    thank gapco,i have change new this chip,is no work,have look pdf ,have 128kb flash memory and 4kb data ram!
    Put back the original chip because that is programmed. The new chip is empty and you do not have the tools for programming. The fault maybe is the corrupted flash chip AM29LV160. To read/write to this flash you still need the programming tools. I repair between 8 to 10 amplifiers like this every month. I have NEVER replaced the OS8805 chip.

    Good luck.

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    My bad,I wanted to say that all relevant data for his error is stored in AM29LV160.

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    have good working cjip xs8805 buy?

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    Quote Originally Posted by wyz1056 View Post
    have good working cjip xs8805 buy?
    Refer to post #12

    The problem is not the XS8805. The fault is the flash IC that has lost it's memory. You do not have the factory tools and software to fix the problem.
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