Advanced EEPROM Reading techniques in CIRCUIT with Autel IM608 XP400 PRO

[@rickw.9298]

Nice job! That is enough to make a guy go cross-eyed.

[@TerryMartin-p2t]

Thanks for the details, definitely ready to hear about these out of circuit techniques

[@skinner4531]

Knowing is half the battle? Go Joe!!

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[@mynty2864]

Nice Job Bro !

[@Locksmith.71]

In one of my euro classes the instructor said you can ground the crystal to keep it from powering on while reading a chip in circuit. However he didn’t explain how you ground it. Any tips?

[@jimmyjordan6847]

great as alaways, I missed pin 8 and where it was connected, can you please clarify

[@Mome25]

Great video! You mentioned at 09:43 that you would "lift a leg" if the other components are causing interference, I'm guessing this means de-soldering one of the legs of the chip to cut the power to the rest of the board? Or does this mean something else? I'm new to this and this video has been a MASSIVE help, thank you so much!

[@globalcommerce7654]

Thanks so much for the kind words,I'm really glad the video has been helpful for you! When I mentioned "lifting a leg," I was referring to de-soldering one of the pins (or legs) of the chip. This allows you to isolate it from the rest of the circuit to see if it's causing any interference

[@boydlittou9446]

I'm trying to read a eeprom on a 2006 chevy trk ecm and the numbers and letters on the chip don't help me identify the chip family. I think they are gm house numbers and they won't convert to industry standard numbers.

[@ItzMute]

Does it matter which color you connect to each leg of the chip?

[@globalcommerce7654]

No, colors are strictly for human understanding, electricity flows through copper cables (doesn't matter what color you paint that copper) not colored plastic.

[@giannilorusso9924]

Hi mate, for read eeprom 94320 what is the pinout? Thanks

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[@frankyv5999]

What microscope are you using?if you can share.thank you

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[@bestbuildpc]

U should never conect this when the chip is attached. U need to desolded and then u can extract firmware because it could be risky at least u know what u are doing.

[@globalcommerce7654]

Thanks for the comment, these are methods of reading in circuit. I actually feel its riskier pulling the chip. I've seen people damage board and chips with heat 100 times more than I have seen anyone damage something by reading in circuit. The risk of heat damage and ripping pads are extremely greater than damage done by reading in circuit. Hence I would reserve pulling the chip as a last method. Thanks for watching!

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