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A
ROM
Burner is a device that programs
ROM
,
EPROM
,
EEPROM
,
FLASH
chips.
There are several
ROM
burners that are worth mentioning for the
DIY
enthusiast. It does not really matter which one you get - most
ECU
s require a 32K
EPROM
such as a
27 C256
, which also happens to be one of the most common chips supported by
ROM
burners. AT
29 C256
and
27 SF256
are also relatively popular chips to use because they can be re-used easier. See
Chips For ECUs
for more information.
Batronix
Eprommer3.3
?
is a simple, relatively cheap burner.
Batronix USBProgrammer
is a more polished USB programmer.
Epromer5
by
http://www.ustr.net
is another simple, relatively cheap burner.
The
Pocket Programmer2
available from
http://www.xtronics.com
is packaged with
hondata
The
Willem
programmers are a
DIY
-style programmer that is a relatively cheap setup.
The
Super Pro Z
by Xeltek is an entry-level professional(ish) burner.
The
Chip Max
by
EE Tools
is an entry-level professional burner.
Craig Moates
of GM ECM fame is selling a relatively inexpensive ($75) USB programmer
"BURN1"
.
Revision:
r1.1 - 29 Mar 2004 - 21:23 GMT - blundar
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