Burner problems

[Blowby]

They are not fried. Just need to be reformated.

[Power Hungry]

Shouldn't have any problem reformatting them. Just get 'em this-a-way and I'll fix 'em up for you.

[Shaw]

Blowby

Did you erase the chip with Phoenix software (select the number of positions in the software first). It will ask you to make sure you are in position #1. After a few it will ask to switch to pos. #2 and so forth. After it's erased all the positions selected activate the Program button. It will ask you to make sure you are in position #1. Switch it back to #1 and then click OK. It will now ask for the file. After a few it will ask to switch to pos. #2 and so forth.

I have had to resolve a problem chip by erasing it with Sniper "first" then follow the above directions.

Tried it both ways, no good. The problem is it does not read it as a multi position chip, so it will not even get to the erase screen. It will read it as a "single" chip. I was able to burn a file on position one tho.


cleatus12r

I have the same problem with the PhoenixFlash as you (I am also using a Sniper-branded burner). If I try to program a chip with PhoenixFlash after building it in Minotaur, then I get the "not a multi position module" error. If I use Delta Force to open the Minotaur files and then save them (so it saves as an encrypted ".pcm" file) I can use the Sniper burning application to program the chip.

When I try to bring a bin. file over to sniper I cant. It just doesn't show up when looking for it? Its hay time now so I haven't had a chance to mess with it to much, but once the hay is bailed I hope to have time to figure out why!


Bill




Here is the "Diagnostic Information". The chip you sent me works fine, so I think it is in the sniper chips. If its cool with you I will send you both of them and see if you can reformat them. Thanks for all the help guys!

[cleatus12r]

When you attempt to find a file in Sniper, you have to change the ".pcm" to "all files" in the lower window. Then you'll see it.

[Power Hungry]

I wonder if the Sniper burners use a different method of identifying a multi-position chip. As I understand it, they are all supposed to be the same except for the ID numbers but maybe there's something I'm missing.

Anyway, like I said... If you want to send me any chips you are having issues with, I'll be happy to fix them for you.

Take care.