Winbond 25q32 Programmator
What would be easiest way to flash Winbond 25Q32 or 25Q64 (both SOIC 8-pin)? I would need at least to flash 4MB firmware to replace in my old LED TV (freeze and finally no picture after 5 years of correct work) no body have boards anymore. Wurth wow keygen. Tekken 5 memory card pcsx2 games iso. Not to mention board would be extremely expensive and used, if I even manage to found it, thus I would try myself this much cheaper way. Anyone have experience with?
What I have is several arduinos (328p and 2560), PICkit2 and PonyProg, all clones, which can flash small 25xx memory through SPI, however never flash memory chips more than 256Kb with any of these and I'm not certain it is possible at all, at least until I receive these memory ICs. Thanks in advance. I have found that lib, flashrom + frser-duino. Even flashrom + PICkit2. But all that I never tried. Thank you again for suggestion. Hence, I have made years ago 3.3V power supply for arduino (328p) clone.
USB Programmer CH341A Series Burner Chip 24 EEPROM BIOS Writer 25 SPI. Blackcat USB SPI I2C JTAG Flash Programmer SPANSION MXIC Winbond. Sep 22, 2015 - The Winbond 25Q128 is a really cool part: high capacity (16 MBytes), very fast, good support for many standard instructions, supports wide bus.
It would be extremely slow through UART, however at least do not require special programmer. I have already change all caps on power supply board with branded ultra low ESR, as well on MB and confirmed back light works correctly, however problem persisted. After calling official service, they recommend changing the memory chip with latest firmware. I suppose TV use some specific blocks to save current configuration and various settings with probably including CRC and load/check during turning ON / Wake up. Datasheet for 25Q32 state 100 000 E/W cycles, which is about 55 E/W cycles per day and then seems quite possible to fail after 5 years, if save status periodically or on standby. In any event, if changing the chip also fail, TV will probably finish in recycling center.