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  • CHERIF
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2021
    • 109
    • Mali

    #1

    How to add new 64MB chip in RT809H Programmer

    Hi Dears Members i need to know how to add new 64MB chip in RT809H programmer address like GigaDevice 25LR512MEYIG
    i'm trying no luck because my software haven't 64MB algoritm if someone have a software that can add it i'm seriously in need of help
    here thank you in advence
  • CapLeaker
    Leaking Member
    • Dec 2014
    • 8820
    • Canada

    #2
    I just looked at the XGECU T76pro V13.17 and it has a 25LR512MF listed. Haven't looked much at my old RT809H the last little while... Reminds me on getting the latest software for it.

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    • Maxpower3
      Bad Veteran
      • Feb 2018
      • 1667
      • France

      #3
      Originally posted by CHERIF
      Hi Dears Members i need to know how to add new 64MB chip in RT809H programmer address like GigaDevice 25LR512MEYIG
      i'm trying no luck because my software haven't 64MB algoritm if someone have a software that can add it i'm seriously in need of help
      here thank you in advence
      Look in Device.ini; it's the list of chips.
      Try adding it.
      After that, it seems to be related to ALGO in the LIb folder.

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      • CHERIF
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        • Jan 2021
        • 109
        • Mali

        #4
        Originally posted by Maxpower3

        Look in Device.ini; it's the list of chips.
        Try adding it.
        After that, it seems to be related to ALGO in the LIb folder.

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        Hi Dears this one is for 64Kb but not for 64MB in RT809H i have already try it

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        • CHERIF
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2021
          • 109
          • Mali

          #5
          Originally posted by CapLeaker
          I just looked at the XGECU T76pro V13.17 and it has a 25LR512MF listed. Haven't looked much at my old RT809H the last little while... Reminds me on getting the latest software for it.
          i haven't XGECU T76pro but i have XGECU TL866II and vertyanov successor no luck again with this one here.
          After my recherche on chip 25LR512MEYIG the RT809H can do that . There wase one time a have did an 64MB with RT809H but i have do update of software several time
          I NEED ALWAYS YOUR HELPS !

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          • CapLeaker
            Leaking Member
            • Dec 2014
            • 8820
            • Canada

            #6
            While the RT809H was good, it’s lacking software updates now. I think they only do once a year release these days and USB 2.0? Really!? I haven’t used mine for a long time. I have my old TL866II away and got the TL76pro. The pro has its own software and is not the same as the TL866II, T48 and T56. But usually if the XGECU can program a certain chip, the RT809H can do too.

            So I got the latest RT809H software build 20250423 installed. Indeed the GD25LR512 is missing, but the GD25Q512 is there.
            Everything is there on the XGECU T76pro v13.17.

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            • CHERIF
              Senior Member
              • Jan 2021
              • 109
              • Mali

              #7
              Originally posted by CapLeaker
              While the RT809H was good, it’s lacking software updates now. I think they only do once a year release these days and USB 2.0? Really!? I haven’t used mine for a long time. I have my old TL866II away and got the TL76pro. The pro has its own software and is not the same as the TL866II, T48 and T56. But usually if the XGECU can program a certain chip, the RT809H can do too.

              So I got the latest RT809H software build 20250423 installed. Indeed the GD25LR512 is missing, but the GD25Q512 is there.
              Everything is there on the XGECU T76pro v13.17.

              when i do that it 's almost one year and exactly with usb 2.0 only it's slow erasing and writting so that's well done .
              I'll check the TL76pro like you saying

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              • m1ch43lzm
                Super Moderator
                • Mar 2019
                • 3036
                • Peru

                #8
                You can try selecting W25Q512NW (1.8V) on the RT809H, according to GigaDevice website it cross references to GD25LB512MF (close enough)
                W25R512NW should also work

                GD25LR512MF (1.8V) is listed in the TL866II Plus supported list, update the Xgpro software to ver. 13.16

                EDIT: There's also a GD25LR512E with device ID C8 67 1A, this should work on the TL866II Plus, again, update the software to 13.16
                * Probably a typo, I checked datasheet for GD25LR512ME and the device ID is indeed C8 67 1A
                ** GD25Q512 is 3.3V, GD25LB/LQ/LR is 1.8V

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