erasing chips
#2
Re: erasing chips
SST27SF512 256 Kbit - 512 Kbit - 1 Mbit - 2 Mbit (x Many-Time Programmable Flash Silicon Storage Technology
here is the data sheet, http://www.datasheetarchive.com/data...23/235612.html
but the short answer is yes
here is the data sheet, http://www.datasheetarchive.com/data...23/235612.html
but the short answer is yes
#3
Re: erasing chips
Originally Posted by IO_303
SST27SF512 256 Kbit - 512 Kbit - 1 Mbit - 2 Mbit (x Many-Time Programmable Flash Silicon Storage Technology
here is the data sheet, http://www.datasheetarchive.com/data...23/235612.html
but the short answer is yes
here is the data sheet, http://www.datasheetarchive.com/data...23/235612.html
but the short answer is yes
"How many times..."
But thanks for playing...
#4
Re: erasing chips
Originally Posted by ****
Originally Posted by IO_303
SST27SF512 256 Kbit - 512 Kbit - 1 Mbit - 2 Mbit (x Many-Time Programmable Flash Silicon Storage Technology
here is the data sheet, http://www.datasheetarchive.com/data...23/235612.html
but the short answer is yes
here is the data sheet, http://www.datasheetarchive.com/data...23/235612.html
but the short answer is yes
"How many times..."
But thanks for playing...
#7
Re: erasing chips
i've got three chips
one is a 29c that has a known good map on it (the bbka track bin) in case something goes wrong and I need it. Better safe than sorry, I keep that one in my glovebox.
the other two are SST chips, I rotate them. Keep one in the ECU, one in the burner.
one is a 29c that has a known good map on it (the bbka track bin) in case something goes wrong and I need it. Better safe than sorry, I keep that one in my glovebox.
the other two are SST chips, I rotate them. Keep one in the ECU, one in the burner.
#9
Re: erasing chips
Originally Posted by z6efboosted
are all the chips that can be used in the willem burner pretty much the same, just have to switch the dip switches according to the chip