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What brand china tool is good for reading mcu - chong5195 - 13-01-2017
Hi guy.. I just start to learning how to reading and programming mcu.. like Honda airbag module. ;, but i still don has reader mcu.. can tell me which brand and what model can read and write mcu .. because I need to buy which brand better in china tool ,, hi guy I waiting ur answer.. thankkkkk
RE: What brand china tool is good for reading mcu - volavka - 13-01-2017
Xprog good to start
RE: What brand china tool is good for reading mcu - panyauto - 13-01-2017
Correct Xprog M 5.0 very good to start up with
RE: What brand china tool is good for reading mcu - raffy haddad - 14-01-2017
Hello with all my respect to all members and
Masters in this job
My advise to you as a beginer like me buy original with pictures
How to connect in circuit reading
And one programmer never enough
I learned this here on this forum
Thanks all
RE: What brand china tool is good for reading mcu - fahmid hassan - 15-01-2017
(14-01-2017, 06:22 AM)raffy haddad Wrote: Hello with all my respect to all members andYes we need some easy programmer with briefly detailed information to begin with.
Masters in this job
My advise to you as a beginer like me buy original with pictures
How to connect in circuit reading
And one programmer never enough
I learned this here on this forum
Thanks all
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RE: What brand china tool is good for reading mcu - chong5195 - 15-01-2017
(13-01-2017, 17:49 PM)volavka Wrote: Xprog good to start
xprog i has aready .. can ready mcu???.can ready without soldering ??
(13-01-2017, 18:04 PM)panyauto Wrote: Correct Xprog M 5.0 very good to start up with
how to read using xprog to read mcu .. without soldering out the mcu??