Difference between T56 befor and after september 2021

str

Hi,

what is difference between programmers before September 2021 and after?
I'm asking because are two different versions of bga 153/169 adapter. New and old
Old may not work with T56 made after September 2021
My T56 is from March 2021. If I buy new will it work?

Best Regards,
Sebastian

Albano.Matos

Hi,

what is difference between programmers before September 2021 and after?
I'm asking because a ...
str 发表于 2022-4-29 21:14

   As an User: What i get... when asked...'The black PCB is suitable for all T56 programmer, the green one is suitable for the ones before September 2021.'
Not used yet, but the black adapter is here for what i need if needed....
The difference i didn't ask, but maybe fast Logics, than need more isolation to noise....

The future, if not 'nuked'  by some VIPs ( out of this story), will show a new TL866II and a new T56 to help us all.
7 days to arrive anywhere in the planet, with monthly updates, i can't ask more :-)


Rgds

str

I think you have right.
I found pictures on ebay
In new adapter There are resistors 22ohm on data lines also on cmd line if I'm not wrong.
Little more capacitors, and 1.8v converter for vccq

Expected delivery time 7 July :lol :'( if nothing happen in mid time.
In Poland new adapter is not available. :/

I tried dead bug with no luck, but this is story on another topic.


Thanks for answer.
PS. How to change forum language to English.

Albano.Matos

I think you have right.
I found pictures on ebay
In new adapter There are resistors 22ohm on data ...
str 发表于 2022-5-1 17:05

   hello,, I've just told my browser to translate it. what it does do not know, sorry!
If i can help from 'west part of europe', let me know.Rgds

str

Which part was hard to translate and to which language? :)

more or less I wanted to write it is hard to buy this new adapter in Poland,
from ebay.com (delivery from China to Europe) delivery time is 7th July (2 months)

about deadbug:
What is a dead bug circuit?
The term "Deadbugs" is an industry nickname for the discrete components added and wired into a printed wiring assembly (PWA) to facilitate active circuit modifications, rather than redesign and manufacture a new board.

Regards,
Sebastian