Trouble understanding BIN

[drowning in tbi]

Hey fellow gearheads!
I'm trying to tune this truck, haven't used the chip burning stuff in a few years but, here goes...
This BIN is from a 1995 Chevy 1500 5.7 TBI with a Whipple supercharger. I can't get this to make sense. When I read this in TunerPro RT the data doesn't look right. If I burn this back to a chip, the truck is in limp mode.
Any opinions?
Thanks for the time.

[In-Tech]

That year should be a 512k chip. What is the whipple part number? I should have a copy.

[dave w]

Let's start with the basics.
What is the computer part #?
The 1995 1500 5.7 TBI with 4L60E or 4L80E would have chip that is memory size 64K (FFFF / 27C512)
The posted .bin file above is 32K, seems incorrect to me.
What definition file are you using? $OD? $OE? $E6, $31?



dave w

[drowning in tbi]

The truck will be back on Friday. If I remember correctly the comp is 16197427 with def of OD, the trans is a 4l60E. I'm using Moates autoprom to read the chip.

[dave w]

Read Addressing 0000 to FFFF

dave w

[In-Tech]

oooops, sry, I was very tired when I posted. I meant 27512 which as dave posted is not 512k, lmao.

[drowning in tbi]

Ok,
the Whipple part number is 2033-A4. The markings on the top of the chip are:014, 67633, 8944OAF.
I don't know what size this chip is and don't really have a grasp on the whole hex addressing stuff.
Thank you for any help.

[dave w]

Moates.net AutoProm (APU1) Support: http://support.moates.net/autoprom-apu1/ Maybe a setting needs to be changed?

APU1 YouTube video Link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0CA878598D87BA29

APU1 Troubleshooting Link: https://support.moates.net/troubleshooting-apu1-autoprom/

Burning Chips with Offsets: https://support.moates.net/programming-chips-using-offsets/ The important think to know about the chip used in the 16107427 is memory size 64K.

Working with chips is usually something new to many gearhead-efi members, Working with chips is often a self taught skill set.

Beginners Guide: https://support.moates.net/beginners-programming-chips/

dave w

[drowning in tbi]

When I read this chip as a 27C512 with start address 000000 end address 00FFFF I end up with a 32K file. The buffer addressing defaults to start address 000000 end address 007FFF, is this correct?

[dave w]

The buffer is also 000000 to 00FFFF.

dave w

[drowning in tbi]

Success!
The addressing was off in my TunerPro. After getting the settings correct, it works!
Thank you for helping me make sense of this thing. Now I can get to fixing the tune.

[In-Tech]

Ok,
the Whipple part number is 2033-A4. The markings on the top of the chip are:014, 67633, 8944OAF.
I don't know what size this chip is and don't really have a grasp on the whole hex addressing stuff.
Thank you for any help.

Hello, I don't have that whipple bin, would you mind emailing it to me at efisystems at excite dot com? Thanks

[drowning in tbi]

I'll do that, let me have a day or two.