DFI Gen 7 Backup
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Contact Accel and find out how to do it (if it's possible).
A lot depends on how the tune is stored in the ECM. If it's in an EPROM then you would have to remove it and use a PROM burner to extract the information.
If it's in an EEPROM then the system probably has the capability of doing the backup through the serial port.
A lot depends on how the tune is stored in the ECM. If it's in an EPROM then you would have to remove it and use a PROM burner to extract the information.
If it's in an EEPROM then the system probably has the capability of doing the backup through the serial port.
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Contact Accel and find out how to do it (if it's possible).
A lot depends on how the tune is stored in the ECM. If it's in an EPROM then you would have to remove it and use a PROM burner to extract the information.
If it's in an EEPROM then the system probably has the capability of doing the backup through the serial port.
A lot depends on how the tune is stored in the ECM. If it's in an EPROM then you would have to remove it and use a PROM burner to extract the information.
If it's in an EEPROM then the system probably has the capability of doing the backup through the serial port.
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I also said your software should be able to read it if it's stored in an EEPROM, which obviously is the case.
