??? about offsets using MiniPro TL866CS

[57210]

I'm having trouble getting a good burn using the TL866 programer. It appears to burn the bin ok, but when I put it in the ECM (747) I get a rapidly flashing SES. I'm using Tunerpro v5 with $42-1227747-V5.2.adx and $42-1227747-V5.9.3.xdf
Any help that anyone can offer on this would be appreciated.
Gary

[joegreen]

I dont know if this is of any help but here are some offsets. http://support.moates.net/programmin...using-offsets/

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Joe
Thanks for the link, I've tried that without any success. That must be for the Burn2 programmer that Moates sells.

[fastacton]

Are you using TunerPro to burn the chip? Are you burning a 2732 or something else? You might be better off using whatever software comes with the TL866. When I use my G540 and it's software, all I have to do is select the chip type and it takes care of the rest when I burn a 2732A.

[joegreen]

lol, if you have trouble reading half of fastactons post just highlight it and the words come out in white.

[fastacton]

lol, if you have trouble reading half of fastactons post just highlight it and the words come out in white.

Weird, I wonder how I did that?

[buddrow]

With the MiniPro 866tls, open the MoniPro programming software, click File, Open. Select your bin, the File Load Options tab should appear. The line that says " To Buffer Start Address is where you insert the offset address. On the 4k bins such as the 7747, click the box. count 3 spaces from the left most "0" and insert an 'F'. I believe that is how I did it. I'll double check here in a bit but try that and see.

Buddrow

[57210]

I'm trying to burn a 4k bin on a AT29C256 chip. I even used the TP bin stacker and made a 256k bin and didn't have any luck with that.

[buddrow]

Also, make sure you insert the chip into the holder in the right orientation, with the little notch facing the limp mode chip(smaller chip straight across from the PROM).

Buddrow

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Buddrow
Thanks for your help. Yes I have the chip orientation correct. I read on another post of yours something about the box Clear buffer when loading has 3 options default, 0x00 or 0xFF

[buddrow]

Additionally, I would start with the ASDU bin. Its a better starting point and with a little smoothing of the fuel and spark tables makes a noticeable difference on the butt dyno.

Try the method I discribed leaving everything else as is, only changing the buffer start address to 00F000.

Buddrow

[57210]

Additionally, I would start with the ASDU bin. Its a better starting point and with a little smoothing of the fuel and spark tables makes a noticeable difference on the butt dyno.

Try the method I discribed leaving everything else as is, only changing the buffer start address to 00F000.

Buddrow

Buddrow
I tried that and get the error message "Start address out of memory size"

[buddrow]

Ok, looks like im gonna have to break out the hardware and see. Im not using the 29c256 tho I am using the 27SF512 but on Moates' site it states both have the same offset. Ill make sure what I told you is accurate right now cuz it's buggin me now.

Buddrow

[57210]

Sounds good. Thanks for your help

[buddrow]

Take a stab at changing the start buffer to 007000.