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Model: RT809F
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Function: Serial ISP Programmer
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Supported Devices: EEPROM, SPI NOR/NAND Flash, BIOS Chips
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Interface: USB (plug-and-play)
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Included: Programmer + 3 Adapters
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Application: Laptop/PC BIOS, Motherboard, TV, Router repair
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Build: Compact, professional-grade
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Model: RT809F
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Function: Serial ISP Programmer
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Supported Devices: EEPROM, SPI NOR/NAND Flash, BIOS Chips
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Interface: USB (plug-and-play)
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Included: Programmer + 3 Adapters
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Application: Laptop/PC BIOS, Motherboard, TV, Router repair
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Build: Compact, professional-grade
8 day delivery -
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Product ConfigurationÂ
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Software Installation:Â Install the TL866CS software on a Windows PC.
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Connect Hardware:Â Plug the programmer into USB and ensure drivers are loaded.
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Select Chip: Choose the target IC model from the software’s database.
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Insert IC:Â Open the ZIF socket, place the chip correctly (align pin 1), and close the socket.
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Operations:
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Read:Â Extract firmware and save as a backup file.
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Write:Â Load a .bin/.hex file and program the chip.
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Erase:Â Clear chip contents before writing new data.
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Safety:Â Always handle chips statically safe and power off when inserting/removing.
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Add to cartProduct ConfigurationÂ
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Software Installation:Â Install the TL866CS software on a Windows PC.
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Connect Hardware:Â Plug the programmer into USB and ensure drivers are loaded.
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Select Chip: Choose the target IC model from the software’s database.
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Insert IC:Â Open the ZIF socket, place the chip correctly (align pin 1), and close the socket.
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Operations:
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Read:Â Extract firmware and save as a backup file.
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Write:Â Load a .bin/.hex file and program the chip.
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Erase:Â Clear chip contents before writing new data.
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Safety:Â Always handle chips statically safe and power off when inserting/removing.
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Software Setup:
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Install the provided Windows software (e.g., “SP10-A Programmer”).
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Connect the SP10-A to the PC via USB. The drivers should auto-install.
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Hardware Connection for ISP:
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Power Off the target device (e.g., motherboard).
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Attach the SOIC8 clip to the BIOS chip, aligning the red wire (Pin 1) with the chip’s dot/mark.
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Provide Standby Power: Connect a PSU’s 24-pin cable to the motherboard (do not turn it on).
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Software Operations:
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Open the software, click “Detect” to identify the chip.
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Backup First: Click “Read” → Save the file asÂ
original_bios.bin. -
Load new firmware: “Open File” → Select yourÂ
.bin file. -
Execute: Click “Erase” → “Program” → “Verify”.
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Disconnect Safely:
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Close software → Unplug USB → Disconnect PSU → Remove clip.
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Add to cartSoftware Setup:
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Install the provided Windows software (e.g., “SP10-A Programmer”).
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Connect the SP10-A to the PC via USB. The drivers should auto-install.
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Hardware Connection for ISP:
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Power Off the target device (e.g., motherboard).
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Attach the SOIC8 clip to the BIOS chip, aligning the red wire (Pin 1) with the chip’s dot/mark.
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Provide Standby Power: Connect a PSU’s 24-pin cable to the motherboard (do not turn it on).
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Software Operations:
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Open the software, click “Detect” to identify the chip.
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Backup First: Click “Read” → Save the file asÂ
original_bios.bin. -
Load new firmware: “Open File” → Select yourÂ
.bin file. -
Execute: Click “Erase” → “Program” → “Verify”.
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Disconnect Safely:
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Close software → Unplug USB → Disconnect PSU → Remove clip.
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Product ConfigurationÂ
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Software Installation: Install the dedicated XP8710 software on a Windows PC from the provided CD or website.
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Connection: Connect the programmer to the PC using a USB cable. Ensure it is recognized by the software.
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Power On:Â Switch on the programmer. The internal systems will initialize.
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Chip Selection: In the software, select the target chip by entering its full part number (e.g., W25Q128JV).
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Socket Adapter:Â Choose the correct socket adapter (e.g., DIP8, SOP8) that matches your chip’s package and pin count.
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Chip Insertion:
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Orientation is Critical. Align the chip’s notch or dot (marking Pin 1) with the notch or dot on the programmer’s socket.
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Gently lock the chip into place.
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Basic Operations:
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Read: First, always READ the chip’s content and SAVE a backup file.
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Load: Open the new firmware (.bin, .hex file) you want to write.
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Program: Execute the program command. The software will often Erase, Program, and Verify automatically.
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Standalone Mode:Â Load files onto a USB drive, plug it into the programmer, and use the touchscreen to select and run operations without a PC.
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Add to cartProduct ConfigurationÂ
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Software Installation: Install the dedicated XP8710 software on a Windows PC from the provided CD or website.
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Connection: Connect the programmer to the PC using a USB cable. Ensure it is recognized by the software.
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Power On:Â Switch on the programmer. The internal systems will initialize.
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Chip Selection: In the software, select the target chip by entering its full part number (e.g., W25Q128JV).
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Socket Adapter:Â Choose the correct socket adapter (e.g., DIP8, SOP8) that matches your chip’s package and pin count.
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Chip Insertion:
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Orientation is Critical. Align the chip’s notch or dot (marking Pin 1) with the notch or dot on the programmer’s socket.
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Gently lock the chip into place.
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Basic Operations:
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Read: First, always READ the chip’s content and SAVE a backup file.
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Load: Open the new firmware (.bin, .hex file) you want to write.
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Program: Execute the program command. The software will often Erase, Program, and Verify automatically.
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Standalone Mode:Â Load files onto a USB drive, plug it into the programmer, and use the touchscreen to select and run operations without a PC.
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