connection points for all eeprom IBM ThinkPad 5 Attachment(s) A2* Series you treat it as a 24RF08 Includes A20m A20p A21m A21p A22m A22p Locating the A2* series connection points
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390 390E 390X you treat it as a 24RF08 4 Attachment(s) Locating the 390 series connection points
The links above are to the IBM/Lenovo site, if it doesn't work, don't panic, it isn't broken, their site is shut down daily for maintenance and at those times they display spurious messages like the page you requested cannot be found, wait a good while and try again.Using the HMM link above, once you select a model and are on the page that has the PDF HMM for that model, it is best to right click on the PDF HMM for your model then select Save Target AS, that way you will have the PDF HMM on your PC to refer to any time you need it. Locating the eeprom
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600 EEPROM you treat it as a 24C01 2 Attachment(s) Locating the TP 600 eeprom
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3 Attachment(s) 600e EEPROM you treat it as a 24RF08 Locating the eeprom
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2 Attachment(s) 600x EEPROM you treat it as a 24RF08 Locating the eeprom
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2 Attachment(s) A30 A30p A31 A31p you treat it as a 24RF08 Locating the A30 series connection points
Using the HMM link above, once you select a model and are on the page that has the PDF HMM for that model, it is best to right click on the PDF HMM for your model then select Save Target AS, that way you will have the PDF HMM on your PC to refer to any time you need it. Locating the eeprom
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3 Attachment(s) R40 EEPROM you treat it as a 24RF08 Locating the R40 connection pointsSwitch the R40 OFF. You should have downloaded the hardware Maintenance Manual already, if you have not done so, Determine which model R40 you have, the Model number can be found on a Label underneath your TR40 Find your model then click on the appropriate hyperlink below to download the PDF file containing the R40 Hardware Maintenance Manual, you will need to install Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the manual, Adobe Acrobat is FREE and can be obtained here -> Adobe Downloads once you have downloaded the files, close the browser window to return to this page. R40 Hardware Maintenance Manuals
Once you have your HMM search the manual for "Removing and replacing a FRU" then scroll down to System Board, follow the instructions in the manual to remove all the other FRUs to gain access to and remove the System Board. R40You need to access the 8 pin chip ATMEL 24RF08, there are a few versions of the R40, your board may not have the 24RF08 exactly in the location show, however it will be a 24RF08 in roughly that location Keep individual modules and their screws separate to make it easier to re assemble it correctly |
2 Attachment(s) R50 and R51 EEPROM you treat it as 24RF08 Locating the R50 or R51connection points
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5 Attachment(s) R52 EEPROM you treat it as LSI ---------R52 Password recovery procedure ---------- Locating the R52 connection points
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5 Attachment(s) R60 you treat as EEPROM Type LSI ----------R60 Password recovery procedure ---------- |
2 Attachment(s) Locating the R61 connection points
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3 Attachment(s) R400 EEPROM you treat it as a 24RF08 Locating the R400 connection points
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4 Attachment(s) T20 T21 T22 T23 EEPROM you treat it as a 24RF08 Locating the T20 series connection points
Using the HMM link above, once you select a model and are on the page that has the PDF HMM for that model, it is best to right click on the PDF HMM for your model then select Save Target AS, that way you will have the PDF HMM on your PC to refer to any time you need it.The link above is to the IBM/Lenovo site, if it doesn't work, don't panic, it isn't broken, their site is shut down daily for maintenance and at those times they display spurious messages like the page you requested cannot be found, wait a good while and try again. Locating the eeprom
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2 Attachment(s) T30 EEPROM you treat it as 24RF08 Locating the T30 connection points
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4 Attachment(s) T40 T40p T41 T41p T42 T42p you treat it as 24RF08 Locating the T4xx connection points
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T400 EEPROM you treat it as a 24RF08 ---------T400 Password recovery procedure ---------- Locating the T400 connection points
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3 Attachment(s) Locating the T400 connection points |
5 Attachment(s) T43 T43p EEPROM you treat it as LSI Locating the T43 connection points
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4 Attachment(s) T60 T60p EEPROM you treat it as LSI Locating the T60 connection points
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5 Attachment(s) T61 T61p EEPROM you treat it as a 24RF08 Locating the T61 connection pointsSwitch the T61 OFF. You should have downloaded the hardware Maintenance Manual already, if you have not done so, Determine which model T61 you have, the Model number can be found on a Label underneath your T61 Find your model then click on the appropriate hyperlink below to download the PDF file containing the T61 Hardware Maintenance Manual, you will need to install Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the manual, Adobe Acrobat is FREE and can be obtained here -> Adobe Downloads once you have downloaded the files, close the browser window to return to this page. <b> T61 Hardware Maintenance Manuals </b> Once you have your HMM search the manual for "Removing and replacing a FRU" then scroll down to System Board, follow the instructions in the manual to remove all the other FRUs to gain access to and remove the System Board. ------ T61 ------ You need to access the 8 pin chip U200, a P24S08 eeprom which is located underneath the system board as illustrated below. The P24S08 eeprom is located underneath the system board as pictured below. Keep individual modules and their screws separate to make it easier to re assemble it correctly he eeprom is a Philips P24S08 which is equivalent to a 24RF08, so any reference in the following text to a 24RF08 applies to this eeprom NOTE: VCC is NOT connected, the ThinkPad supplies power to the eeprom later on we will switch on the TP to analyse the eeprom. |
2 Attachment(s) T500 EEPROM you treat it as a 24RF08 Locating the T500 connection points
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2 Attachment(s) W500 EEPROM you treat it as a 24RF08 Locating the W500 connection points
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4 Attachment(s) X200 EEPROM you treat it as a 24RF08 Locating the X200 connection points Switch the X200 OFF. You should have downloaded the hardware Maintenance Manual already, if you have not done so, Click on the hyperlink below to download the PDF file containing the X200 Hardware Maintenance Manual, you will need to install Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the manual, Adobe Acrobat is FREE and can be obtained here -> Adobe Downloads once you have downloaded the files, close the browser window to return to this page. <b> </b> Once you have your HMM search the manual for "Removing and replacing a FRU" then scroll down to Keyboard, follow the instructions in the manual to remove the screws underneath the X200 so that you can lift up the keyboard. You need to access the 8 pin chip, a P24S08 eeprom which is located underneath the keyboard on the system board as illustrated below. Image rotated to match further instructions. GND SDA and SCL pins labelled NOTE: VCC is NOT connected, the ThinkPad supplies power to the eeprom later on we will switch on the TP to analyse the eeprom. This eeprom image is oriented the same way as the last rotated photo above. Assembling your TP
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4 Attachment(s) X200T EEPROM you treat it as a 24RF08 Locating the X200 connection points Switch the X200 OFF. You should have downloaded the hardware Maintenance Manual already, if you have not done so, Click on the hyperlink below to download the PDF file containing the X200T Hardware Maintenance Manual, you will need to install Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the manual, Adobe Acrobat is FREE and can be obtained here Adobe Downloads once you have downloaded the files, close the browser window to return to this page. <b> </b> Once you have your HMM search the manual for "Removing and replacing a FRU" then scroll down to Keyboard, follow the instructions in the manual to remove the screws underneath the X200T so that you can lift up the keyboard. You need to access the 8 pin chip, a P24S08 eeprom which is located underneath the keyboard on the system board as illustrated below. Image rotated to match further instructions. GND SDA and SCL pins labelled NOTE: VCC is NOT connected, the ThinkPad supplies power to the eeprom later on we will switch on the TP to analyse the eeprom. This eeprom image is oriented the same way as the last rotated photo above. Assembling your TP
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3 Attachment(s) X60s EEPROM you treat it as LSI Locating the X60 connection points |
5 Attachment(s) X61 X61s and X61t EEPROM you treat it as a 24RF08 Locating the X61 connection points
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X300 EEPROM you treat it as LSI ---------X300 Password recovery procedure ---------- |
4 Attachment(s) X300 EEPROM you treat it as LSI |
1 Attachment(s) Z60 you treat as EEPROM Type LSI Locating the Z60 connection points
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I hope that my hard work does not go for nothing ABOUSHADY |
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please Z61t pinout thnx |
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2 Attachment(s) here auther model good eeprom location SL410 & SL510 - Looks like the new SL series switched from AMI to Phoenix FirstBIOS so our old friend (24RF08 - PS08) is back in business once again. R24RF08/W24RF08 is the right software, as usual. *The older SL400/SL500 still need the SPEG programmer to be unlocked ABOUSHADY |
2 Attachment(s) T410, T510 T410 and T510 eeprom here: ABOUSHADY |
1 Attachment(s) here good pic pcb ibm L412/ L512 ABOUSHADY |
I have unlocked T42 and R40 with the interface for 24RF08 and the R24C01 reader. How can I read PC8394T ? Can I read this eeprom with the interface for 24RF08? What reader I need and from where? I`m begginer in this domain. Please help me! |
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Help Please can you help me IBM T42 I have connect the pins to the eeprom but when i try to read it I become: eeprom not found :confused: I have make the cable from this site http://sodoityourself.com/hacking-ib...bios-password/ |
:) I make it cable pins where worng:) |
Found PC8394T.1.0d.rar reader writer but password protected. maybe someone will crack rar pass link: PC8394T.1.0d.rar |
pass here is password ru-board = password |
IBM ThinkPad R60e - location EEPROM Pleas, EEPROM Location and Type on IBM ThinkPad R60e. Where: SDA, SCL, GND. Thank you. "Other then Atmel 8356908." |
R60 easy TP 1 Attachment(s) Here solution for IBM R60 easy TP |
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