Uffe Bærentsen
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Mon May 24, 2010 12:08 pm
Hi there
Anyone know where I can get images of the 3 EPROM's for an Iwatsu DS-8631
scope?
Have a programmer and new EPROM's (27C 1meg).
I suspect that mine has gone bad.
at first the scope said checksum error and now it won't start at all :-(
Any pointer with the right direction will be appreciated.
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Uffe Bærentsen
JW
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Mon May 24, 2010 12:47 pm
On Mon, 24 May 2010 13:08:40 +0200 "Uffe Bærentsen"
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Hi there
Anyone know where I can get images of the 3 EPROM's for an Iwatsu DS-8631
scope?
Have a programmer and new EPROM's (27C 1meg).
I suspect that mine has gone bad.
at first the scope said checksum error and now it won't start at all :-(
Any pointer with the right direction will be appreciated.
Can't help you with that particular scope, but from time to time I've been
successful recovering the data from a "slightly" defective programmable
device by lowering it's supply voltage a bit from spec while reading back
in a programmer. You might find that at around 4.5 volts or so, you can
read back the data. Takes a bit of experimentation, but you can't make
things any worse...
Good luck.
Uffe Bærentsen
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Mon May 24, 2010 5:43 pm
"JW" <none_at_dev.null> skrev i en meddelelse
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Quote:
Can't help you with that particular scope, but from time to time I've been
successful recovering the data from a "slightly" defective programmable
device by lowering it's supply voltage a bit from spec while reading back
in a programmer. You might find that at around 4.5 volts or so, you can
read back the data. Takes a bit of experimentation, but you can't make
things any worse...
I will try to figure out how I do that on my Willem programmer (PCB35A or
PCB3B
Quote:
Good luck.
Thanks, think I'll be needing it :-)
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Uffe Bærentsen
JW
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Tue May 25, 2010 10:49 am
On Mon, 24 May 2010 18:43:14 +0200 "Uffe Bærentsen"
<leiti_NOSPAM__at_hotmail.com> wrote in Message id:
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"JW" <none_at_dev.null> skrev i en meddelelse
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Can't help you with that particular scope, but from time to time I've been
successful recovering the data from a "slightly" defective programmable
device by lowering it's supply voltage a bit from spec while reading back
in a programmer. You might find that at around 4.5 volts or so, you can
read back the data. Takes a bit of experimentation, but you can't make
things any worse...
I will try to figure out how I do that on my Willem programmer (PCB35A or
PCB3B
Pretty easy to do. Connect the positive lead of a variable power supply to
the isolated VCC pin of the device, and connect the - lead of the supply
to the device GND. You can use a socket with the VCC pin removed to
isolate.