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That's weird, my TL866 won't program these at all.

alenppc wrote: 25 Jan 2019 18:29 That's weird, my TL866 won't program these at all.

Mine didn't when I first got it, but I updated the software and it works fine now.

exxos wrote: 25 Jan 2019 18:30

alenppc wrote: 25 Jan 2019 18:29 That's weird, my TL866 won't program these at all.

Mine didn't when I first got it, but I updated the software and it works fine now.

Excellent thanks, I am going to try that. I have never updated mine and I bought it 3-4 years ago. Do you know if there is an official source for the updated software?

alenppc wrote: 25 Jan 2019 18:35 Excellent thanks, I am going to try that. I have never updated mine and I bought it 3-4 years ago. Do you know if there is an official source for the updated software?

I think there is a update option in the programmer software ?

EDIT:

It goes here...
http://www.xgecu.com/en/

I'm running 8.11 as I updated a few weeks ago.


EDIT2:

Support list..

http://www.xgecu.com/MiniPro/TL866II_List.txt

Looks like you have a TL866-II, mine is a TL866A, I believe. Hopefully it will still support the ATFs.

Bizarre, try that tl866 website with home broadband (sky) and it won't connect. Try with phone on 3 and no problem.

BE CAREFUL!!!
Latest firmware may kill Your TL866 Programmer (will erase bootloader) if it's fake!

So it turns out my programmer is a 866CS and it updated to v6.85. On the list of supported devices I now have ATF16V8B and ATF22V10B. Unfortunately the ones I own are ATFxxxC not B. I can't try to see if they program because I lost the damn socket adapters, haven't used them for years...

alenppc wrote: 26 Jan 2019 01:27 So it turns out my programmer is a 866CS and it updated to v6.85. On the list of supported devices I now have ATF16V8B and ATF22V10B. Unfortunately the ones I own are ATFxxxC not B. I can't try to see if they program because I lost the damn socket adapters, haven't used them for years...

It will probably work anyway. I did look into the letter on the end ages ago, I think the only difference I could see was the rise and fall times were like 0.5ns faster from B to C or something stupid like that.

My top3000 programmer only has the C version, I been programming B,C,D chips with that.

Mines a CS, so will do the upgrade and try it next week. Otherwise it'll be upgrading to a pro.