Pulling the chip
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Silver Member Username: SatscannerBeaversbush, Sportsmans P... Great White ... Post Number: 737 Registered: Nov-06 | I've been surfin the "sites" for info/pics on pulling the cam from the 322 and putting it on a card with no luck.I've decieded to keep the cams and dispose of my 322's.Does anyone have a link? I don't want to damage them in the process,thanx. | |
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Silver Member Username: Ke5aqnShawnee, OK USA Post Number: 236 Registered: Sep-06 | ok here goes This is not my area but, I do have a dis*h net DVR comming so I MIGHT try it out |
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Silver Member Username: SatscannerBeaversbush, Sportsmans P... Great White ... Post Number: 769 Registered: Nov-06 | Jay,I checked dss tester before but will check the second link,and thanx bud ! | |
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Silver Member Username: SatscannerBeaversbush, Sportsmans P... Great White ... Post Number: 770 Registered: Nov-06 | nothing there? | |
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Silver Member Username: Albino_midgetPost Number: 388 Registered: Jul-06 | maybe this |
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Silver Member Username: TapemanPost Number: 387 Registered: Oct-06 | Scanner Why don't you snap a photo of chip in the circuit I will give you the steps in few minutes I promise I'm very good at this King |
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Silver Member Username: TapemanPost Number: 388 Registered: Oct-06 | Scanner If I normally remove a surface mount gold chip I would us a hot air tool. YOU CAN'T USE SOLDERING IRON. You would use flux and soldering iron to bond it back. I personally don't use microscope but I would not advice you without at least a good magnifying glass. Hair dryer my not be suffecient heat. Also there is a type called BJ I don't want to start guessing. Just zoom a photo I will be able to tell if it is pins or legs. Few people can advice you correctly King |
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Silver Member Username: SatscannerBeaversbush, Sportsmans P... Great White ... Post Number: 787 Registered: Nov-06 | My daughters have my camera and when I ask for it I get the "later" speach.I ve heard the cams are very heat sensitive and delicate.I have a couple 322's that are ex subbed and "not for Retail Sale" only lease,with the low rev.and are the ones to have.I want to put them on a wafer board .I have the standard electronics/jewllers headset and equipment.Ive heard that some use hot popcorn machines and coffee maker plates to remove them but want total instruction's on a confermed method. | |
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Silver Member Username: JuanchoSuperior Lake, Northwestern... Canada Post Number: 364 Registered: Dec-06 | ECG butane torch
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Silver Member Username: JuanchoSuperior Lake, Northwestern... Canada Post Number: 365 Registered: Dec-06 | There is a file with picks on how remove embedded cam and install on rom 3 at......... |
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Silver Member Username: TapemanPost Number: 389 Registered: Oct-06 | Juan If you have a photo to show I suggest you load it correctly or if you got a link I would appreciate if you copy and paste contents you want us to see Not everyone must register to get simple info. Scanner It most likely a surface mount chip But I still want to see it Do you know how many pins? Are you good with soldering? Are you familiar with liquid flux? If it is soldered you can remove it only with hot air. NOT STEAM. You can only solder in using a skinny iron tip (a good one) hot air and only hot air to dissolder it. If it is bonded on plastic it will be a challenge but still hot air. YOU CAN NEVER DAMAGE A CHIP USING HOT AIR If it is coated I won't be able to advice you but I can ask someone. If you want to google or yahoo may look under surface mount. But i will be glad to give you some soldering techniques. Also on the same forum in different topic you may find someone reguarding coating. Also be aware of polarity. you must be able to locate pin#1. When remove chip usually an indicator for pin#1 and may not if it is on plastic. With no schematics always a challenge I like to see a good zoomed photo Sorry I don't have any Cam I can reference to King |
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Silver Member Username: JuanchoSuperior Lake, Northwestern... Canada Post Number: 367 Registered: Dec-06 | That information there is not C/P It's like a receiver's manuals By Mac4Life. the chip to remove is a built-in embedded cards/cams in a Ball Grid Array BGA that some new DN reciver have. Work with 102's,103's and 206. Many cut the chip out and put some solder on the back side of the board and move it around with the soldering iron, holding the board with the chip face down. Rhe chip will fell off.If remove is dificult. just imagine put it backs. |
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