How to copy/burn a 32 pin PLCC boot rom ?

Sep 23, 2006 2 Replies
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Hi,



I have a bootrom chip and I wish to make a copy.



Can you guys point me in the right direction please ?



The chip is a 43 pin PLCC square shaped.



It has the following written on it


17-6824-01 404C
12C1 L B880L0138 Singapore.

How can I identify the chip and purchase a similar blank chip to copy it onto ? Which burner can I use ?



Thanks !



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Actually, that would be 44 pin. There's no such thing as a 43 pin PLCC.

Are you sure it's an EPROM?

Is there a manufacturer's logo on the part?

Totally dependent on what kind of part it is. I can certainly handle PLCC's with my own hardware (see my other response to your other message), but I'm not sure what you've got. What equipment is it out of?

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Hi,

Thanks for your response, actually I left out an important details, the chip says M27C4001 on it.

It's out of a Cisco router, it's the boot rom.

I would like to know how I can make a copy of this chip and which cheap burner and chips I can use ?

Thanks for you help

Darren

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