Re: Using 28F256 in a 747 instead of 2732A??????????

[Squash <realsquash@yahoo.com>]

With this eeprom you could make up a memcal with resistor packs/knock module/etc and the eeprom. 
Then to program it you never need to take it apart or unsolder the eprom or use a socket (because
you don't have to erase it with a UV eraser).  You just make up an adaptor to plug it into and
burn.  I'm not sure how eeprom programmers erase the chip, but I know that you can write basically
all "1"'s to it and it is effectively erased.  

Squash

--- Kevin Reynolds <kereyn@gte.net> wrote:
> Shawn wrote,
> If you remove the chip from the MEMCAL carrier, it might be easier to
> swap in a 28F256 in its place to allow you to erase and write to it
> without requiring UV.
> 
> How does this work?
> Do I then just plug this chip into the ECM without a "Holder"?
> This would be great since I was just about to buy an eraser and now could
> put that money into chips.
> Is there any draw backs/downside to doing this?
> How is the 28F256 different? Size, storage amount, speed?
> 
> Kevin R
> 
> 
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