Is there a way to know if the chip I am trying to copy is protected ??
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Is there a way to know if the chip I am trying to copy is protected ??
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Ask the person who programmed it.Originally Posted by forzaazzurri
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
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One way is to try and read it and get garbage...or all $ff or all $00...
What kind of microchip are you trying to copy? What part number? What company provided this chip?
How about some information!!!
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It is a 28 pin PIC16F873,
It is found in one of our physics equipment.
We want to make a backup in case this one gets damaged
as it has in the past. Students use this equipment and we
know how they are.
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rotsa ruck raggy...
Probably not going to happen...
Physics equipment is a bit vague, don't you think?
There's a reason why these companies put copy protection on proprietary firmware...
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It was worth a shot.
Didn't think the type of equipment was important but
it measures the "hall effect" of certain probes and
the manufacturer is Leybold.
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