Hi,
I Want to edit 1 String out of EEPROM of bluetooth device...
Its come with the code "1234" and I Want to change it to other code...

Thanks.

 

no problem, you have my permission

 

HaHa, Forgot to ask the question.... How can I Do that ??

 

HaHa, Forgot to ask the question.... How can I Do that ??

That is not going to do it either. You don't mention which eeprom or show the eeprom device. My guess is it is in circuit and is SMD so it will be impossible to do unless you can talk to the bluetooth device itself.

You really should put some effort into your posts if you expect an answer.

 

OK, Its SMD 8-pin EEPROM...
Please, its important...

 

Sounds to me like it is the default PIN code for something...

 

DIY 24Cxx, 93Cxx and 25xxx Eeprom Programmer

 

How can I ensure that this programmer is 100% compatible to my EEPROM ?

 

Read the datasheet? How will you fit an 8 legged SMD IC in that programmer, anyway...?

 

Will solder the SMD legs to metal sticks and will stick it inside the adapter...

 

How can I ensure that this programmer is 100% compatible to my EEPROM ?

I just thought that your IC may included in the programmer that what I linked.
So you have to check your IC number and datasheet and comparing with the IC list of the programmer.
Also you should check pin to pin, it can make sure that your IC is really included at the list, assuming that you have a different brand.

Search the datasheets of EE parts.
http://www.datasheetcatalog.net/

 

Bump, Please help..

 

Bump, Please help..

No one can help you unless YOU give more information, like what the IC model is, for starters....

 

edit: wrong thread, sorry for the confusion

 

What do you mean ??

 

What do you mean ??

You need to find the datasheet for the eeprom, and see if that matches the list in the link given by Scott.

Then come back.

 

What do you mean ??

What are the numbers/letters present on the EEPROM?

 

BTW, Its possible that information like I Mentioned (PIN Code), not on the EEPROM ?

 

BTW, Its possible that information like I Mentioned (PIN Code), not on the EEPROM ?

It could be stored in the controller's firmware, in which case, there'd be no way of changing it unless its source code is given to you by the manufacturer(don't count on it...)