[rickynguyen]

Hi,
I have problem with R270 machine, read somewhere a guy used R270 with test clip SOIC8 to read/write eeprom 6WA without desolder. I bought R270 machine from china but the external board (red one) not same as that guy (blue one). 
Tell me if you know where to buy that board (blue board in picture attached).
Thanks in advance.
(sorry for english usage)

[Impac]

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[jack68]

desolder eeprom

and there will be no problem

[rs@chip]

Hi,
I have problem with R270 machine, read somewhere a guy used R270 with test clip SOIC8 to read/write eeprom 6WA without desolder. I bought R270 machine from china but the external board (red one) not same as that guy (blue one). 
Tell me if you know where to buy that board (blue board in picture attached).
Thanks in advance.
(sorry for english usage)

color of pcb not make diference mate  yust solder 8 pins to board like shown and thats it..anyways better desolder eeprom from board as iven than need luck to erase this eeprom..

[rickynguyen]

I have no experience on desolder eeprom and resolder it.
It difficult and not safe for my items.
Yes, color of the board not important but on blue board there is port to plug the test clip soic8 in. I prefer to buy it than desolder the eeprom.

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Same as mine. Not have port to plug in the soic8 test clip

[bersch8688]

On the Blue PCB R270 you can see SECOND little Board to use Clip Cable

[Spitfire555]

There is no R270 board which has the 8pin port on delivery. You have to "retrofit" them.

[rickynguyen]

There is no R270 board which has the 8pin port on delivery. You have to "retrofit" them.

Yes, i have this 8 pin port but dont know how to retrofit it, its too long to solder to the external board.

[inspi1981]

Why are You doing this kind of job, when You don't have soldering skills?

[DayvG]

If you look on your picture of your red board you should see 8 little holes with U2 or maybe V2, i cant see too clearly. You will have a little pin/standoff part that came with your R270. You need to solder the pins into those holes thus making a port for your testclip to "plug" into. Its really not that difficult, the holes are right there for you. I managed to virginise my cluster using only the R270 but i did have my hot air station on standby in case it didn't work and i needed to remove the chip. If all this seems too much for you already pay someone to do it for you, it will be cheaper than replacing your cluster after you've trashed it.