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after about an hour, pull power, wait about 5 minutes, and plug it in again
try a 30-30-30
grab a clock or timer with a second hand
hold reset button, wait 30 seconds
while holding reset, pull power, wait 30 more seconds
while still holding reset, re-plug in power, wait 30 seconds
release reset, wait 5 minutes, and watch for any activity on its lights
if all else fails
jtag, or pull the flash chip and re-flash the eeprom itself
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbt4OJXJdOc
he really should use a zif socket adapter
https://www.ebay.com/itm/SOIC8-SOP8-to-DIP8-EZ-Programmer-Adapter-Socket-Converter-Module-150mil-n-sMHJU/363049600046
or solder adapter
https://www.ebay.com/itm/20PCS-SOP8-SO8-SOIC8-TSSOP8-MSOP8-to-DIP8-Adapter-PCB-DIY-Conveter-BoarODUSL/353154575818
but before trying to re-flash it yourself, contact zte to rma or exchange it
https://www.olx.ba/artikal/28403381/attiny85-programmer-plus-attiny-85-chip/
That's the only one I could find that I can buy.
I also can't find the original firmware that was on the router, anywhere on the internet (W300V1.0.1a_ZRD SB)
I found a dump file for the router, but the guy who uploaded it password protected the RAR file
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5egpzgTJYk
I contacted ZTE and they responded with this:
https://i.postimg.cc/3Yd1xn6N/zte.png
I bought used router from a random guy, so ZTE support probably won't help me.
just say it quit working
It worked fine until I tried to install the new firmware.
or pick up a new router
I never done that before. So can you tell me is the programmer I linked in post #2 the correct one for this?
Edit: Found a password for zip file in comments. Now I'm gonna definitely try to flash it,
thats a pic programmer
you will need to look at the eeprom model number and make sure the programmer is capable of reading and flashing it
not all have the same pinout, the programmer needs to adapt to it
But I found these 2 on Gearbest
https://www.gearbest.com/sensors/pp_009697227549.html
https://www.gearbest.com/other-accessories/pp_009439870912.html
They look like the one from that video. Are those the correct ones?
eeprom model number is written on the chip, right? I'll be able to see it when I open the router?
but should not be used as its powering the other board
you may also need a voltage adapter, look up the chip number to see what it needs
also pick up the adapter, make life so much easier if you need to re-flash it
https://www.gearbest.com/other-consumer-electronics/pp_3008847760642456.html?wid=2000001
And should I buy programmer with or without clip adapter?
I haven't understood this part:
Does that mean I can flash it without having to unsolder the chip from router?
Why it shouldn't be used? Which other board?
They should arrive in about 30 days.
Can you please stay subscribed to this discussion so you can help me if I have more questions about this?
be sure to backup its existing bin before trying to write to it
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2224857080
I'll try to figure out how to use it tomorrow.
I still haven't received that Adapter Socket thing.
Should I wait for it, or I can do it with these parts from the picture?
or re-solder it to the small pcb and use that to flash it again
be sure to look up forums on the router, and make sure you get the full bin file to flash on its eeprom
and that the programmer is set to the correct eeprom pinout