Efficient Chip Programming: The XZZ IT8390 Programmer is designed for efficient and hassle-free programming of iTE EC ITE85XX and ITE83XX Series Chips on laptops and notebook computers, eliminating the need for disassembly.
User-Friendly Operation: With clear step-by-step instructions, this programmer offers a user-friendly experience for both reading and writing chips. It minimizes the learning curve for technicians and professionals.
Versatile Connectivity: This programmer provides versatile connectivity options, including DuPont cables for SM bus connections and a Type-C cable for computer interfacing, ensuring compatibility with various systems.
Error Handling: The software incorporated with the programmer is equipped to handle unrecognized chips with ease, ensuring a smooth operation. It guides users on troubleshooting cable connections.
Time-Saving Solution: By simplifying the process of chip programming without disassembling the device, the XZZ IT8390 Programmer saves valuable time for repair and maintenance tasks, making it a valuable tool for tech enthusiasts and technicians.
The XZZ IT8390 Programmer is designed for programming iTE EC ITE85XX and ITE83XX Series Chips on laptops and notebook computers without the need for disassembly.
Reading Chips:
Connect the SM bus on the motherboard's battery holder to any ground using three DuPont cables (no power connection is required).
Use a Type-C cable to connect the programmer to the computer.
Power on the motherboard (ensure that the motherboard generates 3V normally).
If a software error message appears, stating "Please Turn on ITEEC Power!" €šthis indicates an unrecognized chip error. Click "OK" (if the error persists, check the cable connections).
Once the software icon lights up, click "TypeAuto" to recognize the chip.
Select "Internal--Flash" at the top.
Click "Read" to read the chip, and then click "Save" to save the file.
Writing Chips:
Follow the same steps as the chip reading process for the first six steps.
Connect the SM bus on the motherboard's battery holder to any ground using three DuPont cables (no power connection required).
Use a Type-C cable to connect the programmer to the computer.
Power on the motherboard (ensure that 3V is generated normally).
If a software error message appears, stating "Please Turn on ITEEC Power!" €šthis indicates an unrecognized chip error. Click "OK" (if the error persists, check the cable connections).
Once the software icon lights up, click "TypeAuto" to recognize the chip.
Select "Internal--Flash" at the top.
Ensure all four options are checked.
Click "Start" to write the chip.
Note: For Lenovo Intel platform and all ECs connected to BIOS, there is no need to write a new program. Clearing the EC is sufficient.
