SilverBlack
- Feb 6, 2013
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Hi everyone and a good day to you all,
Hope this is in the right place to start as i know later i will need the programming section for the atmel chips but need starting advice. I joined yesterday due to a very arrogant and obtuse person over the internet trying to belittle me for trying to help someone?? Well here goes and i have photos if needed by anyone taken from an actual device by myself that the person sent me i was trying to help..The device is 15.20mm long, 5.20mm wide and 4.00mm high. A very small reader that i have never seen before but all the parts are very easily accessible and consist of a super micro usb receptacle, a board with micro male and female connectors with wires with a small rechargable lithium battery connected by 2 wires to board, a rail with a read head connected to board with 4 wires. The board consists of a AT Mega 168v ATMEL chip, a AT 45db161d Atmel chip ( data flash, serial ) and a da720c ( small silver piece squeezed between these 2 chips ) and i am not sure if this is an interface board chip or board?? But these are on the one side with 2 little square pieces that look clear at the 2 wire end next to the 168v. On the other side of the tiny board you have the super micro usb receptacle, a 21006541 magtek chip triple track delta asic, and 2 very small square pieces again ( don't know if these are chips etc ? ) but they are silver on both ends and seem a light brown in the middle. Now how would i put one of these together? I am not sure about the pcb at all or where to get this part so small and printed for these chips etc etc, then if i use an Atmel chip programmer, can i take the original program from one chip and put it on another chip?? As you can tell this is not my field hence me joining this site lol. I just need advice from the experts to show this person with back up he is not the bill gates he is making out to be. Can someone help pleeeease? I will add photos if i can add them from here, sorry it's seems long winded and thanks for you time in advance, Martin..
Hope this is in the right place to start as i know later i will need the programming section for the atmel chips but need starting advice. I joined yesterday due to a very arrogant and obtuse person over the internet trying to belittle me for trying to help someone?? Well here goes and i have photos if needed by anyone taken from an actual device by myself that the person sent me i was trying to help..The device is 15.20mm long, 5.20mm wide and 4.00mm high. A very small reader that i have never seen before but all the parts are very easily accessible and consist of a super micro usb receptacle, a board with micro male and female connectors with wires with a small rechargable lithium battery connected by 2 wires to board, a rail with a read head connected to board with 4 wires. The board consists of a AT Mega 168v ATMEL chip, a AT 45db161d Atmel chip ( data flash, serial ) and a da720c ( small silver piece squeezed between these 2 chips ) and i am not sure if this is an interface board chip or board?? But these are on the one side with 2 little square pieces that look clear at the 2 wire end next to the 168v. On the other side of the tiny board you have the super micro usb receptacle, a 21006541 magtek chip triple track delta asic, and 2 very small square pieces again ( don't know if these are chips etc ? ) but they are silver on both ends and seem a light brown in the middle. Now how would i put one of these together? I am not sure about the pcb at all or where to get this part so small and printed for these chips etc etc, then if i use an Atmel chip programmer, can i take the original program from one chip and put it on another chip?? As you can tell this is not my field hence me joining this site lol. I just need advice from the experts to show this person with back up he is not the bill gates he is making out to be. Can someone help pleeeease? I will add photos if i can add them from here, sorry it's seems long winded and thanks for you time in advance, Martin..