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![]() Hi, I want to buy a universal programmer for LED TV and PC/laptop repairs.
I have my sights on the RT809H and the TL866II Plus. Are these two programmers Windows 10 compatible? Which one do you recommend? Which one will do for my work? What are their pros and cons? Do you have anything better to suggest? Share your thoughts. |
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![]() I recommend RT809H is best for universal use.
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![]() i reccomend dumping windows10
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![]() Another for the RT809H here. Yes it's supported by Windows 7,8 and 10.
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![]() So far the winner is the RT809H. Is it future proof for TV repair? What are the most used adaptors for TV repair?
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The majority of flash and eeproms on TVs are SOIC 8 pin. I've encountered BGA 63 and 169 and TSOP48 although the last time I checked it wasn't able to correctly program the Samsung Nand in the D5520s correctly, I don't know if this is still the case. |
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![]() It's just the K9GAG08UOE I know it struggled with, I bought a GQ-5X for those.
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![]() The GQ-5X just does tsop 48 nand. I also have the Rt809h for most other programming as well as a Svod programmer for laptops.
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![]() Does the RT809H read/write chips onboard or do they need to be removed first?
Is there a programmer that does that? |
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![]() It's not what it's programming but there are usually resistors and capacitors that interfere with reading and writing.
Nand is off board. |
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![]() So I tried a thing today...
I designed and 3D-printed a little eeprom chip reader and hooked it up to the SPI pins on a Raspberry PI. And... it works! Both onboard (with an external 3.3v PSU) and offboard. Best part is - it supports a huge number of chips (uses the Linux flashrom util), and you can look at the bit-banging live with Piscope. All for $0! Here are my schematics, for anyone who wants to repeat my little experiment. |
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![]() are thinking of buying a RT809h. does anyone know any good seller?
Found this: https://www.hklrf.com/RT809H-51-Adapter_3647.html But don't know if this is a trusted site? |
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![]() I have a TL866A myself. I bought that one as it can program old 22V eproms and it was no longer in production so I thought 'get one while I can'. If I need a programmer to handle low voltage 1.8v chips in future I sure I can easily buy one. I doubt there is any such thing as a universal programmer but so far the TL866A has programmed any device I wanted to program.
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![]() What is the difference between RT809H and RT809F ?
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