MitchSchaft

Alright, just wanted to give a thanks to Bryan. Everything is sorted out and works as it should!

You got mail. I haven't had a chance to play with the fuse bits yet. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G925A using Tapatalk

It's ok. I think I'll try to use the fuse calculator I linked above instead of from the elf file. This will be a good learning opportunity for me anyway. I have all kinds of test equipment if you think that will help.

Alright, cool. I'll mess with that when I get home tomorrow.

Ok, I got the chip programmed finally. The monitor works fine and the LED turns on when I hit the Phase button. It stays off the rest of the time. But, that's the only thing that happens. I don't get any flashing when I hold buttons down for 3 seconds. I don't notice anything happening to the screen either. I get proper voltages at each pin so I'm not sure what I messed up. I went the long way with my install. Do you think the way I did it caused problems or maybe an issue with flashing the chip? I tried 3 different chips. I selected the hex file and the elf file from your .zip when I programmed it.

Send it to me if you're gonna throw it away

Hello, can you help me get this chip programmed? It's been a while since I've programmed chips. Which programmer are you using? I'm using the TL866 with the MiniPro software. I have the fuse bits for the chip set properly (http://www.engbedded.com/fusecalc/), but I think I'm looking for a bin file that isn't there. I'm not sure which file to upload to the code and data fields.

nah, I looked everywhere. there's no telling how long they weren't attached, though. mine is a '97 model. and there's nothing wrong with the monitor so I guess I don't even need them.

Does anyone happen to know where these 2 little magnets attach? They were loose and not attached to anything. I assume they're convergence magnets.

beautiful, thanks a lot.

Alright, I got my monitor from ebay last week for $35/shipped. I would like to do this mod. Is it the main chip on the board that you're reprogramming or the little chip that you you're gluing to the back? What chip are you using?