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    Flashing the LM

    If I were to modify my LM in my omni per the moparchem.com site, would I still need the burner, or could I just use a laptop to flash it in the car?

    Any advise would be appreciated here, as I am looking to get started on making my omni run with my own cals, and I want the simplest way to do it.

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    Re: Flashing the LM

    I don't believe you can make a LM flashable, only heard of the SMEC being made flashable.. BUT.. Since the LM uses 8k images, you can get away with using a 28C64, which I've been told is DIRECTLY pin compatible with the stock 27C64/27C128 etc etc chips.The 28 series is flash memory, so you don't have to use a UV light to erase it,but you do have to pull the chip out of the LM and put it into a burner.. Saves some time..

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    Re: Flashing the LM

    The LM is flashable. Geoff corrected me on that one a while back. I'm pretty sure he has the instructions to do the mod on the MoparChem.com website...

    After you mod it to be flashable, you won't need a chip burner. You can send the new cal to the LM from a laptop...
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    Re: Flashing the LM

    someone got the LM to be flashable via chem. I tried it a couple years ago and couldn't make it work on my 87 LM. If you get it to work let us know. I'd like to leave my GLH stock electronics wise.

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    Re: Flashing the LM

    Here is a little bit about the conversion.

    http://www.moparchem.com/content.php?article.9

    ETA: and another.

    http://www.moparchem.com/forum_viewtopic.php?8.25

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    Re: Flashing the LM

    Checked it out, chinese to me...
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    Re: Flashing the LM

    hehehe, socket the unit, use a burner. Pretty simple that way.

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    Re: Flashing the LM

    I have wondered if there would be a problem with making a remote socket. Something to tuck into the glove compartment to hold the prom. I'm thinking there might be data latency problems. Any electrical engineers wanna chime in?

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    Re: Flashing the LM

    The ROMulator uses a cable.. So it's like a remote eprom.. But it may have additional circuitry to combat any problems the extra wire length adds..

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