The
links below lead to pages that contain photos of EEPROM connection points
on various TP models.
On
those pages you will only find a brief description of where to look for
the SDA, SCL connection points.
It
is your choice as to how you make the actual connections.
Please
read the pages Making probes, Clips Probes etc and
Soldering to EEPROMS
It
is YOUR CHOICE as to how you decide to make the actual connection.
On
some EEPROM photos the GND pin is labelled, I suggest you ignore that GND
label and instead use a clip to connect GND.
GND
is available at almost any large metal part of the TP, such as the metal
arms that hold Memory in place, or the heat sink or almost any metal part
inside the TP.
In
summary the pages linked to below ONLY show the actual connections for SDA and SCL
and in some case GND is labelled although it is much better to connect GND
using a clip to a metal part inside the TP, this leaves only 2 leads to connect
or HOLD in place.
Note:
Not
only do you need to make the connections to the GND, SDA and SCL
You
also need to assemble the TP to a point that it can be safely switched on
and then the connections to GND, SDA and SCL made WHILE THE TP IS SWITCHED
ON.
Just
in case you missed it - the TP MUST be made to safe to function AND switched on when the EEPROM is
being read.
