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This
service is for units not covered by our
Serial Number Decoding service. This
includes Philips and Grundig models
after the year 1999. Manual decodes have
to be sent to our workshop for decoding,
when they arrive we will read the code
from the memory IC (EEPROM) inside the
unit, the unit will then be sent back
with a code card with the correct code
and instructions how to enter the code
if required.
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These are
some of the tools we use for decoding
and programming car radios, some radios
can be decoded by connecting a probe to
the EEPROM, others need the EEPROM
removing.
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The radio
on the left is more difficult to decode,
the micro processor has to be removed as
the EEPROM that stores the code is
inside it.
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These
images show the removal of a 24C32
serial EEPROM from a Philips car CD
player.
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The EEPROM
is then connected to the programmer and
decoded.
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All manual decodes are done and
re-sent the same day they
arrive.
Decodes can be done
while-u-wait at our shop.
Note: some models can
take up to 1hr.
To
have a radio manually decoded
please
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