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- The following document has been written as a quick guide on how to begin EEPROM programming,
including reading EEPROMs, modifying EEPROM data, and writing back modified data to an EEPROM.
This guide also covers a number of EEPROM programmers available, ranging from the cheapest available through to a couple of highly recommended programmers.
Which EEPROM programmer should I buy.
This is probably the single most asked question, mainly due to the availability of literally thousands of EEPROM programmers available today.
The first question you should ask yourself before throwing down your hard earned coin, will I be using the EEPROM programmer again to program another device ?
If you are reading this guide, then you will obviously require an EEPROM programmer to read, modify, and write EEPROM data to either solve some problem (I.E. fit a device such as a radio, or cluster to your vehicle), or to begin learning what you can achieve by changing a devices parameters, to enable or disable different features.
If you are only going to use the EEPROM programmer once, or you are only EVER going to program one device, and you have no interest in using the EEPROM programmer for anything else, then it is recommended that you spend as little as possible, and buy a simple EEPROM programmer that supports the EEPROM chip you wish to program.
Many of the cheap EEPROM programmers are very good at programming a limited number and types of EEPROM chips, so spending large amounts of money on an expensive EEPROM programmer will not necessarily yield better results.
If you are in this for the long haul, and you are interested in reading EEPROMs from many different devices, then your best bet is to pay extra, and get a good EEPROM programmer that supports programming a comprehensive range of EEPROM chips.
Also keep in mind that you will also require clips and adaptors, depending on what device you wish to program, and the method used to program the EEPROM on the device.
Again, if you are only interested in programming a single device, then it is wise to only buy what you need.
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Today I would like to share my other windows program to make your life easier.
Thanks to 'cgrillo' for his help and source snips, which helped to finish this project.
This program will allow you to edit EEPROM parameters and/or generate valid data for DaVinci series.
Output files can be saved as binary or text file. Updates will be available over the program and on this forum.
There might be few bugs or mistakes, let me know to fix them. Optimizations or suggestions are welcome.
Download-Link:
EEPROM_Edit_Tool v1.45
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As usual, small hardware is needed to program the EEPROM (Microchip 11AA010 UNI/O Serial EEPROM), here is an example:
Program naked/new Arduino Nano v3:
- first install the drivers (CH34x or FTDI)
- connect the Arduino Nano v3 to PC with USB cable
- open the software 'EEPROM_Edit_Tool.exe'
- open the Recovery/Factory programming menu by holdung [Ctrl] key and mouse click to connect button
- select the COM port from the Arduino Nano
- press the Update button, new firmware will be flashed (no mater of new/old bootloader)
Some screenshots of the tool:
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Use the EEPROM Resetter/Reader with PC:
- first install the drivers (CH34x or FTDI)
- connect the 'EEPROM Reader' to PC with USB cable
- open the software 'EEPROM_Edit_Tool.exe' and press to connect button
- press generate button to create parameters and/or modify like you wish
- connect the cartridge with 'EEPROM Reader'
- press write button to write the parameters to the cartridge chip
Use the EEPROM Resetter/Reader as standalone:
- connect the 'EEPROM Reader' to powersupply/battery
- press the button short one time to wake up from standby
- connect the cartridge with 'EEPROM Reader'
- press the button short again, LED will flash twice and turn off
- remove the cartridge from 'EEPROM Reader' and install to your 3D printer
This way will refill your Filament length to 240m, increase the serial number by one and keep your Filament type as it is.
The favorite settings can be changed with this tool too.
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Here are some pics how the final EEPROM Resetter/Reader could look like:
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