Good burner to buy??
#11
Re:Good burner to buy??
Originally Posted by Will
If you sodder in a zif socket into the spot where the chip will go, you can replace chips and reburn as you please, with no soddering. the low profile (blue) zif sockets are available on the moates web site also.
#12
Re:Good burner to buy??
Thanks, but I think you misunderstood my question. I know how the chipping process works. I am just unsure about the software aspect of it. With the Moates BURN1 will I have to use the Turbo Edit Software and the TunerPro RT that the post on the UberData board (listed above) talks about? Or will the Turbo Edit software support the Moates burner? That whole write up on the UberData board has me kinda confused now.
i have the same question!
#13
Re:Good burner to buy??
Turboedit and the software for your burner are completly different. What you do is edit your rom on Turboedit, then save it. it saves as a bin file. Then you close turboedit, open up the Burner software, open up the .bin file you just saved from turboedit, and burn it to the chip. Insert it into your ecu and blow up your motor.
#16
Re:Good burner to buy??
Originally Posted by Will
There's a new burner that the guys on the Uberdata board have been talking about, it's only *****$75***** (at least right now) and its USB. uses the power supply right off your usb port.
http://www.moates.net/gmecm/hworder.html
if you scroll down a bit it's called "BURN1". It programs AT29C256 chips, which are the chips of choice if you're chipping your ecu. it's been tested, and works. I wish I would've known about this before I bought my Batronix burner (over $120, not usb). btw Batronix's USB burner is over $200.
If you want to check out the thread on the uberdata board that describes how to get it to work, here's the link. you have to register for the board to see it but that's no big deal.
http://www.ecimulti.org/uberdata/for...y;threadid=344
http://www.moates.net/gmecm/hworder.html
if you scroll down a bit it's called "BURN1". It programs AT29C256 chips, which are the chips of choice if you're chipping your ecu. it's been tested, and works. I wish I would've known about this before I bought my Batronix burner (over $120, not usb). btw Batronix's USB burner is over $200.
If you want to check out the thread on the uberdata board that describes how to get it to work, here's the link. you have to register for the board to see it but that's no big deal.
http://www.ecimulti.org/uberdata/for...y;threadid=344
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