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    Arduino Microwire EEPROM Reader

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    This document discusses how to read data from a 93C56 EEPROM chip using an Arduino without needing a specialized EEPROM programmer. It provides Arduino code to connect to the chip and read data from it by sending commands over the Microwire interface pins. The code allows reading the EEPROM in either 8-bit or 16-bit addressing modes and prints the retrieved data over the serial port in hexadecimal format.

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    Arduino Microwire EEPROM Reader

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    This document discusses how to read data from a 93C56 EEPROM chip using an Arduino without needing a specialized EEPROM programmer. It provides Arduino code to connect to the chip and read data from it by sending commands over the Microwire interface pins. The code allows reading the EEPROM in either 8-bit or 16-bit addressing modes and prints the retrieved data over the serial port in hexadecimal format.

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    sketch lector de eeprom 93c56a/b con arduino

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    This document discusses how to read data from a 93C56 EEPROM chip using an Arduino without needing a specialized EEPROM programmer. It provides Arduino code to connect to the chip and read data from it by sending commands over the Microwire interface pins. The code allows reading the EEPROM in either 8-bit or 16-bit addressing modes and prints the retrieved data over the serial port in hexadecimal format.

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    Arduino Microwire EEPROM Reader

    Postby PVTech Sun Feb 24, 2013 4:23 pm


    Sometimes when we are dealing with ECU stuff and not only we come across a
    microwire eeprom.
    Those EERPOMs are 93Cx6 series EEPROMs. Mainly they hold data like immobiliser
    code, VIN, odometer and generally data used by the main program routine.
    So how do we read the data if we dont have a microwire EEPROM programmer?
    There is no problem if you have an Arduino. I did some searching and i came
    across some code that can read the data from a 93C56 EEPROM.
    The connections are easy and you can read the data without desoldering them
    from the ECU or the dashboard.

    Here is the code to read the 93C56 eeprom (L56R). There are comments if you
    want to read it in 8bit or 16bit organization.

    //defining pins for eeprom


    int DATA_IN = 2; // EEPROM PIN#4
    int DATA_OUT =3; // EEPROM PIN#3
    int CLOCK =4; // EEPROM PIN#2
    int CHIP_SEL =5; // EEPROM PIN#1

    int high = 0,low =0; //high and low address


    byte dataword[]={"hello world!"}; //data to send in eeprom

    byte READ = 0b1100; //read instruction ob indica binario


    byte WRITE = 0b1010; //write instruction
    byte EWEN = 0b10011; //erase write enable instruction
    byte EWDS = 0b10000; //erase write DISABLE instruction

    void setup(){
    pinMode(CLOCK ,OUTPUT);
    pinMode(DATA_OUT ,OUTPUT);
    pinMode(DATA_IN ,INPUT);
    pinMode(CHIP_SEL ,OUTPUT);
    digitalWrite(CHIP_SEL ,LOW);
    Serial.begin(9600);
    }

    void loop()
    {
    char buf[8];

    //digitalWrite(CHIP_SEL ,HIGH);
    //shiftOut(DATA_OUT,CLOCK,MSBFIRST,EWEN); //sending EWEN instruction
    //digitalWrite(CHIP_SEL ,LOW);
    delay(10);

    low=0;

    // For 8bit organization change it to i<=255


    for (int i=0; i<=127; i++)
    {
    digitalWrite(CHIP_SEL ,HIGH);
    //SHIFTOUT(DATAPIN,CLOCKPIN,BITORDER,VALOR)
    shiftOut(DATA_OUT,CLOCK,MSBFIRST,READ); //sending READ instruction
    shiftOut(DATA_OUT,CLOCK,MSBFIRST,low); //sending low address
    byte a = shiftIn(DATA_IN,CLOCK,MSBFIRST); //sendind data

    // The Following Line is for x16Bit Organization


    // Comment it for 8 bit organization
    byte b = shiftIn(DATA_IN,CLOCK,MSBFIRST); //sendind data

    digitalWrite(CHIP_SEL ,LOW);

    // For 8bit Organization change it to low++;


    low+=2; //incrementing low address

    // The Following Line is for x16bit Organization


    sprintf(buf, "%02X%02X", a,b);

    // The Following Line is for x8bit Organization


    //sprintf(buf, "%02X", a);

    Serial.print(buf);
    }
    while(1);
    }

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