FS: EPROM Chip Burner $30.00 (Sold)

[pot]

FS is an EPROM chip burner. I acquired this item when I purchased 893/1000 in 2007. I am oblivious to the make/model type etc of this unit. It has been collecting dust ever since and I would rather part with it than see it sit.

My price is $30.00 shipped to your door via USPS "Standard Mail." Sorry, this item is CONUS only. I accept payment via PayPal to [email protected]

*Item come with several blank chips ready to burn.

 

[jnava]

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[jepherz]

That's known as a Willem programmer.

 

[pot]

Do you have any more information on it? I received it along w/ the purchase of 893 from a gentlemen who said he either knew or worked w/ a "Dorris" from ECMtuning. How does it work, who makes it, etc? Any information you have would be greatly appreciated.

 

[EHmotorsports]

Might try contacting Thomas Dorris from ecmtuning.

 

[jepherz]

What kind of info are you looking for? It's just a simple, cheap eeprom programmer honestly. I have one on my desk at home I used for the chips in DSM ecus. I could wrangle up the software if someone needs that.

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The problem is the programmer uses a parallel port. I haven't ever tried a usb to parallel port adapter, but no PC these days comes with a parallel port. You'd have to have a desktop circa early 2000's with XP on it to get it to work. Note, the USB port on the programmer is JUST FOR POWER, as I recall, if that one even has a USB port...

Maybe said Dorris fellow did remote tuning for the previous owner, sent the .bin fines, and PO just burned the chips and did some logging?

 

[pot]

Wow, that is very helpful information. I appreciate it. Quite frankly, I didn't know what the heck it was or how it worked but I only remembered what the owner of 893 told me. Thanks again for those two links. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/applause.gif

 

[jepherz]

Looks like this is the exact model I have, which works with DSM eeproms. Note it says "Legacy model" /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rofl.gif

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The more modern version with USB support is probably something like this:

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Wow, they really hiked up the price on that one though!