The radios are out there!just gotta find radios
I just got another batch of Chipswitches delivered.
The radios are out there!just gotta find radios
Awesome I got my eyes open! I had a 2510 when I was 20 years old over 20 years ago loved the radio should of never sold it.The radios are out there!
I just got another batch of Chipswitches delivered.
I just acquired a 2600 in modded . Works well . How much for the chipswitch installed ?Before this, I think the last working chips i got was back in 2014.. These are the real deal, and I will have a supply for a while.
Meant to say unmoddedI just acquired a 2600 in modded . Works well . How much for the chipswitch installed ?
The Chipswitch was originally made years ago, recently Roger came up with some blank IC's and has the loaded with the original software.I have parts from a HR2510 in my desk, but its been there for years. Do these chips everyone is looking for lose their memory? I can't remember if that radio was one with a battery inside or what the story was. If there was a way to test the one I have, I'd offer it.
Thank you! Do you know of a datasheet for it? I have the UC-1201A and it would be interesting to read the programming on it.The Chipswitch was originally made years ago, recently Roger came up with some blank IC's and has the loaded with the original software.
He is the only one I know of that has any available.
The standard Uniden CPU retains the program internally, I have a 2510 that sat for 10+ years still fine.
Here is a old article about the Chipswitch.
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Jeff
I do not.Thank you! Do you know of a datasheet for it? I have the UC-1201A and it would be interesting to read the programming on it.
Good luck with that. That chip is not meant to be reprogrammed. Factory code only inside. Best of my knowledge is that they just failed to provide a path from the program storage to any I/O pins you can access. I remember being told that the silicon die inside was the same as a UV-erasable ROM, but with no window. Only black plastic surrounding the chip inside. Typically called a "OTP" as in One Time Programmable controller.I have the UC-1201A and it would be interesting to read the programming on it.