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![]() Hi guys
I have a TL866 CS Eprom programmer and up until now it did everything I needed to do However for the first time I have come across a 1.8V Eprom and my programmer will not do 1.8V I need to program a 25Q64FWTG I could splash the cash and buy a V11.71 TL866II. These come with various attachments and the kit including a 1.8V adapter is either €62 with 12 adapters or €68 with 1 7adapters. I also have the option to buy just the programmer for €46.70, if I could get the 1.8V adapter separately and use the other eprom adapters from my TL866 CS https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32963724045.html But another option seems to be to buy the CH341A for much less money €10.30 which says it does 1.8V and 24/25 series eproms https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4001045543107.html I never used a CH341A - are they as easy to use as the TL866CS? A third option is to get a 1.8V adapter for the TL866CS which is even cheaper but I remember seeing somewhere that they don't work/are useless? Though I don't know why. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32702717415.html What's the best option, and why? I only really need to reprogram motherboard (desktop/laptop) and maybe GPU BIOS at the moment. Would the cheapest option do the job just as well as the most expensive? Rich
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![]() The model of programmer seems irrelevant when they all use the same 1.8v adapter.
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![]() the TL866-II+ can run down to 1.8v, it does that without adapters
http://www.xgecu.com/EN/TL866_main.html |
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Really the crux of the question for me is would I be sacrificing any functionality by saving money and either getting the 1.8V adapter for my TL866CS or getting one of the CH341? |
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![]() the ali seller may be scamming by selling old clones of the cs,
those dont get software updates because of the huge cloning. only use the official store. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32992209964.html |
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What 'alternative software' should I use? |
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![]() Latest modified software for CH341A.
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https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005...5e6f4c4dHTiL4B It was cheap, and because I am in the Canary Islands, Aliexpress automatically deducts the IVA/VAT 21% from the displayed price at checkout so I paid €7.48 including postage I love that feature of AliExpress by the way, not only do I know the tax man isn't f#cking me over everytime I buy something - it actually shows me at checkout exactly how much the tw#t didn't extort from me!!! ![]() It makes me grin every time, so much so that sometimes if I am having a real bad day I just have to go buy something for the hell of it! Last edited by dicky96; 02-04-2022 at 06:06 AM.. |
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![]() that link includes the clip.
the only thing it doesnt have is the other size of soic adapter. |
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![]() Did you end up successfully flashing that chip with the CH341A kit you got?
I need to flash the same chip and coincidentally have the exact same kit arriving tomorrow - so I'm more than a little curious :-) |
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![]() Found this on Aliexpress a CH431A with a voltage selector switch no 1.8v adapter needed ? Search CH341A V1.7 .
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004140026788.html |
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