In-circuit serial programming (ICSP) does not require to unsolder the chip from board. This example is on Renault Scenic and Espace instrument cluster (tacho) and 93c56 SOIC-8 EEPROM memory using.

I am trying to read an Atmel 93C56B eeprom, so8 surface mount package, with programmer. When using the so8 adapter in the zif socket it works perfectly. However when I use the, it is giving me read errors on every other bit. The errors are consistent and seem to happen with every bit value except FFFF.

Azrbaycan dilinin orfoepiya lugti pdf yukle. The test clip works fine when writing data also. In every case (except FFFF), the even numbered bits (0,2,4.) return the correct value, and the odd ones are wrong.

I am guessing this has to do with the length of the leads, however I even shortened the lead length by 75% and still have this problem. I have also tried 8dip versions of this eeprom in this same programmer and they never give errors so I must assume it is the clip. I have checked the pins of the clip and they are all correct (and if they weren't it shouldn't be able to write to the eeprom) If this were a serial port I might try slowing down the bitrate, but this programmer seems to have no settings at all. The reviews for this clip dont mention this problem, and it is sold by the same company that sells the programmer.

Silent hunter 5 walkthrough. Edit: btw the chip being accessed with the test clip is not soldered to anything.