xerox wc-4118 toner chip resetter, looking for a schematic or instructions to build

[Enzo]

Just go in order. The chips are labeled. http://img.diytrade.com/cdimg/112689...1278257552.jpg

Start with GND (BLK) on one side
Green
Yellow
Then Red (VCC) on the other

and then PonyProg how it works?

[dinkyoaf]

and then PonyProg how it works?

I've never even heard of PonyProg

[Enzo]

I've never even heard of PonyProg

and you think how can I do to reset the chip?

[dinkyoaf]

and you think how can I do to reset the chip?

That depends. I'd give RECHARGERSTORE a call and see if the can help you out. They have the devices and software to do it. The procedure varies depending on the chip you need resetting.

[ago99]

Enzo
To reset Xerox DC440 chip you need Xerox90/Xerox01 programmer.
Read this:

http://www.chiprecharge.com/i2ceng.html

http://www.lapatushka.com/eng/index.htm#X90X01

PonyProg dont reset this chip.

[Enzo]

Enzo
To reset Xerox DC440 chip you need Xerox90/Xerox01 programmer.
Read this:
ChipRecharge
Cartridge chips XC01/X90/X01 Programmer
PonyProg dont reset this chip.

I already know the site "Cartridge chips XC01/X90/X01 Programmer" but its equipment is very expensive!
with chiprecharge.com I can not get in contact so I do not know if it works!

[Enzo]

Hello. I bought a programmer from Bulgaria (24Cxx, 93Cxx and 25xxx Serial Eeprom programmer E-EPROM su eBay.it Electronic Components, Electrical Test Equipment, Business Industrial) but now I do not know how to do this work! I was suggested to use an adapter to a difference of xerox dc440 and I've got. But where to attack the wires? I am sending you the pictures:
1) Adapter for my xerox dc440
http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/2677/immag0054n.jpg
2) Programmer to Bulgaria
http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/3336/immag0055g.jpg
3) My chip
http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/6390/immag0056.jpg

[Enzo]

then I have a clear summary. I want to reset the chip for xerox dc440 and the DC230.

1) I have this programmer:

http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/3336/immag0055g.jpg

http://img441.imageshack.us/img441/8578/immag0083y.jpg

2) I removed from an old machine, the part of the connector of the chip:

http://img268.imageshack.us/img268/6726/immag0080y.jpg

http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/3758/immag0081.jpg

http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/3001/immag0082.jpg

3) I have the program and PonyProg KEEProg_USB.

Now, with these elements can be able to reset my chip?
If yes, how can I do?
Can you tell me where I need to attach the 4-wire connector to the programmer?

[ago99]

then I have a clear summary. I want to reset the chip for xerox dc440 and the DC230.
...
these elements can be able to reset my chip?
If yes, how can I do?
Can you tell me where I need to attach the 4-wire connector to the programmer?

Hardware - OK, but for reset dc440 CRUM you need special software-restorer for XC01/Xerox01/Xerox90 chip.
PonyProg and KEEProg_USB software can't rewrite XC01/Xerox01/Xerox90 chip.
If you read XC01/Xerox01/Xerox90 chip with PonyProg or KEEProg_USB - killed this chip.
XC01/Xerox01/Xerox90 - similar to 24c02 i2c chip. Read datasheet 24c02.
Pinout your connector:
m_pinout.jpg

[Enzo]

thanks for the reply. I was told I could surely use PonyProg! Now where do I find the program that you say? And where do I attach the wires?
http://img696.imageshack.us/img696/8...mag0083bis.jpg

[mp4wizzard]

Sorry the link seems to have changed/ been moved.
Tell me what you are after and I'll try and help

Eddie

[Enzo]

all links work. however, my problem is where to attach the wires to the my programmer.

[mp4wizzard]

all links work. however, my problem is where to attach the wires to the my programmer.

Can you show me the other side please.
Plus , do you have the PCB layout........?
Eddie

[Bhante]

thanks for the reply. I was told I could surely use PonyProg! Now where do I find the program that you say? And where do I attach the wires?

On the socket in the programmer for the 2402, connect as follows:
GND: pins 1, 2, 3, 4, 7
SDA: pin 5
SCA: pin 6
Vcc: pin 8

For the black generic chips, PonyProg can be used without difficulty. Once you have the connection working, make a backup copy on hard disk of an unused chip (one for the DC230, one for the DC440) and use that for resetting the used generic chips each time.

[Bhante]

GND: pins 1, 2, 3, 4, 7
SDA: pin 5
SCA: pin 6
Vcc: pin 8

I've just taken a look at the schematic for the 2402 and it occured to me for a moment that it might give faster access putting pin 7 on Vcc instead of GND for use with PonyProg, but looking closer I think it is better to stay on GND. Maybe someone could confirm this.