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    Quote Originally Posted by spuddy23 View Post
    I'm trying to read a RL56 chip (i'm reading its the same as a 93c56) with a ch341a and as soon as I put the clip on, the usb dies
    Desolder the chip my friend. Reading in circuit not the thing to do

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    Ch341a programmer
    Can I read /write to the st95320 eeprom chip inside the bcm circuit board ?
    Is this a no no ? or do I have to desolder.
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    Most of the time you need to desolder.

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    Cheers fuzz1

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    Default How to use cheap CH341A programmer for read/write 95xxx Eeproms

    hello. Is it possible to read with a modified programmer ch341a + adapter- eeprom 95640(airbag Audi A3) without soldering it from the board?
    Thanks a lot
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    Hello guys
    I am a new in the forum , and it is my first attempt to change km . I have a few technical knowledge as electronic engineer that i am studying. I have 2*ch341 the one is as it was delivered and in the other one i have cut the 3,3v and i have add the capacitor that you said in this thread . I have desolder an 95040WP ST k645q from a cluster of yamaha x-max 250 2007. I have connect the epprom to the ch341 but i am keep reading zeros , ( everything is 00000 if i use the stock ch341 i read FFFFFFFFs ) .Could you help somehow to read the epprom ?
    I have desolder the 95040 for my first time as an experiment because my goal in to fix a cluster from a yamaha x-max 300 (93c66 as have read here in the forum ). The eeprom of x-max 300 (2017) is under display , and it is a little bit difficult to desolder the display and the eeprom . The pcb has 8 pads on the back and you can check a photo in this thead ( the title of this thread below is wrong the cluster is from 2017 and after , the x-max of 2014 is completely different)
    https://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forum...highlight=xmax
    From the 93c66 i read only ffffs .
    Please tell me if i should buy another usb programmer , or do something differently.

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    Hi
    As you say electronic engineer i guess you already ensured proper voltage to the chip. How did you connect the chip to the programmer? Bad connection sometimes gives your ff

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    Hello , i just use this clamp to read the 95040 chip .photo_2022-07-20_14-46-21.jpg and i have connect to the ch341 with the adapter.photo_2022-07-20_14-50-29.jpg

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    Hi
    Yes sometimes it works sometimes the clamp doesn't for me.

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    I have the same results when i solder the epprom in the blue adaptor of ch341. i don't know what i am doing wrong.

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    try another eeprom, maybe hardware problem, i have ch341 and stopped working after a couple of use's

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    can you suggest me another usb programmer that you think is good for reading 95xxx and 93xxx ?

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    i just purchased a TL 866 programmer, very handy tool

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    UPA s rarely fails to read write eeprom.

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    hi, im intrested pinouts for use ch341 on 93xxx eeproms

 

 

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