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Used on older programmers like BP series | Used on older programmers like BP series | ||
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| + | == Firmware analysis == | ||
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| + | Case study on SM48D EEPROM | ||
| + | * samples | ||
| + | ** 4 good | ||
| + | ** 1 with corrupt EEPROM, mostly ignored | ||
| + | * unk00: always 17 | ||
| + | * name: always SM48D | ||
| + | * namei | ||
| + | ** no generally noticeable pattern | ||
| + | ** 0xF0000000 always set | ||
| + | * unk1E: Relatively small number that varies, possibly serial number | ||
| + | * pad22: always 0 | ||
| + | * unk26: always 0 | ||
| + | * unk44: always 0x55aa | ||
| + | * unk46: always 0xa233 | ||
| + | * unk48: always 1 | ||
| + | * pad4A: always 0 | ||
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| + | Generally seems that there is a structure being used which is initialized to 0. Some fields are unused, keeping them at 0. Anything beyond the structure is 0xFF | ||
== SM32TC == | == SM32TC == | ||
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= FX2, FX4 = | = FX2, FX4 = | ||
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| + | = Purchasing = | ||
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| + | https://www.artisantg.com | ||
| + | * Has a large inventory, but they want $350 per socket | ||
Latest revision as of 06:02, 5 September 2019
Look them up here: http://www3.bpmicro.com/DeviceList.nsf/SocketSolutions/
Ex: http://www3.bpmicro.com/DeviceList.nsf/SocketSolutions/SM56TB
This is also interesting: http://www3.bpmicro.com/DeviceList.nsf/128c573fb6a3a6d9862579b4006de31f!OpenView
Info: http:www.bpmmicro.com/your-socket-solution/
Device list: http://web.archive.org/web/20120925022829im_/http://www.bpmicro.com/pdf/engineering-device-list.pdf
More info here: https://www.adaptsys.com/support-services/bpm-support/faq
Contents
Standard
Used on older programmers like BP series
Firmware analysis
Case study on SM48D EEPROM
- samples
- 4 good
- 1 with corrupt EEPROM, mostly ignored
- unk00: always 17
- name: always SM48D
- namei
- no generally noticeable pattern
- 0xF0000000 always set
- unk1E: Relatively small number that varies, possibly serial number
- pad22: always 0
- unk26: always 0
- unk44: always 0x55aa
- unk46: always 0xa233
- unk48: always 1
- pad4A: always 0
Generally seems that there is a structure being used which is initialized to 0. Some fields are unused, keeping them at 0. Anything beyond the structure is 0xFF
SM32TC
SM44QC
SM48D
SM56TB
http://www3.bpmicro.com/DeviceList.nsf/SocketSolutions/SM56TB
SM100TQ
SM-84UP
SM-208CQSX-Actel
ASM100FBG
Found at HSC. ASM100FBG is found in the EEPROM
http://www3.bpmicro.com/DeviceList.nsf/SocketSolutions/ASM100FBG
"BGA(100), 1.0 mm pitch"
Only supports 2 devices
SMAH48DL1
Closest I could find: SMAH20P (http://www3.bpmicro.com/DeviceList.nsf/SocketSolutions/SMAH20P)
Which is for a "PLCC(20...80)". Weird
FX
FX2, FX4
Purchasing
- Has a large inventory, but they want $350 per socket
