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Thread: Any way of write-protecting NH9 chip ?
  

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  1. #1 Any way of write-protecting NH9 chip ? 
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    Any one know ? Thanks
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    please explane more...
    it is possible to burn in safty fuses when programing a microcontroller or simular.
    but not when it has been already programed.
    why do you want to do that?
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    the eeprom can be protected by grounding pin 3, but unforntunately to support this feature a bit in the eeprom must also be set

    So the short answer is: No it cannot be done

    The long answer is: It cannot be done easily, but with an eeprom programmer (that supports the chip on the nh9), it might be possible.
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    Ok. Thanks for the information.
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