You mean I need to go to service workshop and pay them to get a dump of it? I can't read the eeprom myself with some tools?Originally Posted by Mankyro
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5th June, 2022, 10:29 AM #1Newbie
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Do you have the tools to read the eeprom? Originally Posted by marmae
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No, that's what I am asking for, what tools are needed? Is there a kit where I don't need to desolder the actual eeprom? Just remove the cover and read it from the pins and then pass that dump on to this board? And what software is recommended?
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You'll need to unsolder the chip, put it in a programmer and read out the dump (Data File) Originally Posted by marmae
I'd use a TL866 programmer, but your soldering skills must be good...
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