Re: What version is this board?

[virus.b]

I just got another DCT2224/1261/ACDEFG, and it does not say anything about "PH". It just says "DCT 2000 Main Board, REV B". (FW = 7.96) I notice the 10Pin BDM connector is towards the center of the board. Anyone know what version this might be? How do I tell what version it is with the BDM Software?

[tester5]

cant.
look at picture of various boards if is very big then is nonph

[virus.b]

Yup, I can see capacity C105. And yes, the mainboard is pretty big too. Does this mean this board is a Non-PH model then? So that means, I have to "flip" the FW after I type in getram 400000 20000, and then save code?

Also, I assume I have to lift any leg of C105 BEFORE I backup the FW? Can I leave the leg off and not solder it back or do I have to lift it everytime I program?

[krunkcraig]

I think you only have to cut it once and never solder back together.

"Flash Two 1MB chips 29LV080
DIP BOOT 512K $000000-$07FFFF
Firmware 2MB $400000-$5FFFFF
NVRAM 256KB $200000-$23FFFF
RAM 2MB $D00000-$EFFFFF
Note Lift one pin of C105.
Pin 1 of BDM is on right side."

I believe you do flip.

[virus.b]

Guess what, I accidentally used the BDM fake uid script, and it WORKED!?!? It didn't need to "flip" FW at all! And I double checked the UID in the Diagnostic menu, and it is correct too!

[usbbdm]

This is type 1 of non-PH board. I looked at your picture. These boxes are too old. Heavy too. It also has an analog de-scramble daughter board.