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I got an EEPROM reader/writer
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I picked up a TL866II Plus reader/writer. It's a pretty neat little kit for about $70. So far I have been able to read and backup the codeplug and FW chips in the X9000 and also my old T3011DX keyloader. I believe the chips are UV erasable type since they have windows so I was unable to try programming them yet. I had a little cell phone sterilization box thing I got as a Christmas stocking stuffer item. I wonder if it would be the proper UV to erase them. If I can find it I'll try it. I don't know if the capability will be of any use here but figured I'd mention it.
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It's the Chinese so who knows. It probably emits gamma radiation.? :) I'll probably pick up one of the little eraser drawers off Amazon. They are cheap enough. Oh,? on a side note,? I was able to program my X9000 with a Panasonic CF-18 toughbook using a DOS boot USB stick and a slowdown program called throttle. It was a nice discovery after I wasted several hours going through a pile of old 386/486 laptops that all ended up having some issue like bad hdd or floppy drives.? On Sun, Aug 28, 2022, 23:11 Dennis Boone <drb@...> wrote: ?> I had a little cell phone sterilization box thing I got as a |
Oh, on a side note, I was able to program my X9000 with a Panasonic> CF-18 toughbook using a DOS boot USB stick and a slowdown program > called throttle. It was a nice discovery after I wasted several hours > going through a pile of old 386/486 laptops that all ended up having > some issue like bad hdd or floppy drives. Nice, and if you're having trouble getting the radio to release from the mounting plate, you can use the Toughbook as a blithwapper to get it started moving! De |
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