please tell me what i need to read one of these in the photo and write to a new one ? i would of course prefer to be reading one still on the board .
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It seems to be an obsolete Renesas RL78-core MCU R5F10268 8KB FLASH. It looks like a chinese make of the IC by Shenzhen Zhouhengli Technology Co.
I see 5V serial-data pad on the PCB which would be used for programming/debug. You'd have to read the MCU programming datasheet to see if reading out the program is possible at all, there can be a code protect bit set to prevent this.
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speaking of microcontrollers... nowadays...
1 - how many of them do not have read / write protect fuse bits?
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2 - how many manufacturers leave them unprogrammed and allow reading?Comment
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its in a greenworks 82v battery pack .i have access to working ones ,,this one decided to short at 1.6 ohms between vss and vdd .. think it was maybe ok before i soldered a wire back to a cell in the pack that was broken .
charger reported faulty pack . a jump start normally works but someone had been inside before me .Comment
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is there any chance it will write itself like car ecu.s can ? i know it talks to the charger if that means anything. i am having to learn about these things to feed myself .
thinking about it though i guess the charger just switches it on ..Last edited by petehall347; 05-21-2021, 05:15 PM.Comment
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doubt it... it would probably need to expose more contacts to the charger to write when there may not be a need to....
Hate it when I work on something that someone else had worked on before...mostly if they made it worse...Comment
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Re: mcu reading and writing .
what is the best lower price tool i need to at least try and read a good one of these chips and write to a new one ?Comment
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specialist shit like that, your best bet is scouring the net for a homebrew solution like an arduino
otherwise only manufacturer tools or very expensive universal programmers are likely to handle it.
start with a datasheet.Comment
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been looking at the datasheet and cant see anything about read protect . but i did skip through it . https://cdn.badcaps-static.com/pdfs/...d62d2399f6.pdf
having something that will at least be capable to read it is needed the most .Last edited by petehall347; 05-24-2021, 04:26 PM.Comment
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the suggested interface is a bit expensive at £750, maybe the chinese have a copy one . or does it really need a remesas one ?Comment
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page695 implies you cant read it out - only write to it.Comment
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from what i read last night it appears it can be read if not being written to at the same time . its uses uart by the looks of it .also there appears to be a debug and admin mode maybe i should email renesas to ask them to clarify things .
suppose i could throw the battery pack into the spares box and forget it for now . i guess i will be seeing more and more of these things to repair .Comment
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maybe i should be researching open source programs that will work with this bms pcb .Comment
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From what I take from the datasheet, if the code on the chip does not provide a read API, then you can't read it directly. You can indirectly read it however, but it's the equivalent of hacking passwords bruteforce and this probably would take years to complete...Comment
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not sure if these can help me but looks interesting . https://foxbms.org/Comment
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You can always make your own BMS but it needs to match the API of the existing chip...Comment
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reverse engineering is what's needed as far as i can see .. its fairly easy to work out what's expected from the program but my limited knowledge with programming is holding me back ..i could learn how to do it but i don't want to tax my brain doing so . this battery charging and monitoring must be pretty much the same for all similar battery packs .Comment
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I've recently acquired two brand new SPI chips to replace the one currently in my Acer A514-54G laptop MB (FH5AT LA-K092P). The reason why I'm replacing the current SPI chip is because I had some difficulties with a third-party IT assistant who pretty much lacked the soldering skills and ended up destroying the current SPI chip soldered to my MB from factory.
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brain dead garden tractor ,, pic16f871-i/l mcu and plug in too ..
anyway here goes .tried mcu from different revision board and its gives a strange readout on the led thingies . so will have to wait till one comes in thats same revision .
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Weird one and way out of my league but I thought i drop it here in case anyone might have an idea on where to start looking.
I have a Thunderbolt Dock that has been behaving fine for a long time.
Admittedly I have only used it for menial data transfer tasks.
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I connected the proper high speed cables (USB-C to USB-C) and started the test with BlackMagic Disk Speed Test.
It wrote to the disk just fine. Got nearly 900MB/s+ write speeds but when it came time...
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