Sony Gamma V Radio & Blaupunkt Gamma 5 Radio: Locating Memory Storage & Desoldering Details

Hello, I have a problem locating the memory where the code is stored. I have two radios:
1. gamma V made by sony company, but here I am only asking for certainty, because I found on the forum information that the memory is from the bottom of the disc more behind and there is something like: s24c04AD8 (showed on the photo and only please confirm if it in this place).
2. Gamma 5 made by the blaupunkt company and here I have no idea where to look. There is a processor hc 89A7YVW XS4B5A062 8925904315, and the memory is probably atmel 826 25160N - so I suspect.

Is it necessary to desolder them for reading?

The photo shows Sony


blaupunkt


Is this atmela reading the same as 24c04, or is it something completely different as far as I have determined the memory?

You answered in this memory, good programmers read memory in the system - but it is worth desoldering [8 legs is not a problem].

I have xprog (the poorer), I know 24c04 will read, but I do not know if the other one too? It seems to me that the blaega atmega is 25lc160. Unfortunately, I did not find any information if I would do it. Can I have a big problem in locating enchanted numbers in these bins?

24c04 xspogie goes boldly on this radio without desoldering and cutting paths, and the latter memory is rather xprogiem you will not move.

If xprog can not handle it, maybe Willem 3b. I wonder if I should buy it, because on the Allegro I saw it was inexpensive.

I advise against buying Willem, more of a problem than good. 24C04 will do Xprogiem, always desoldering. 25LC160 is SPI, I'm doing it to Pony and I have made a simple interface to it (you can also buy it here, for example

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http://www.gotronik.pl/programatory/ponyprog.html
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I will have to find out how much it costs after New Year's Eve, because they did not give the price. They are from another company for about PLN 100 each. I found there another programmer similar to PonyProg, namely PROGRAMMER ISP SI PROG 2.2 for PLN 35, can you trust him? (auction with No. 1382122066)
I found on the forum that 25lc160 works at 2.5V (lc means), does PonyProg set such voltage alone and does not change any jumpers, or can it be done even at 5V?
First, I'm going for Sony.

This is an lc version or low voltage, 5V will not damage it in the Pego, there is no possibility of changing the voltage levels 3-5V.
The programmer for PonyProga you can submit the schemes yourself are on the program page:
http://www.lancos.com/siprogsch.html
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You can put together yourself.
Unless you want to have full comfort and buy a decent programmer but you have to spend over PLN 1000, it depends how much and what you do.
The one from Allegro is to SiProg, that is to PonyProga only a different execution than the one from Gotronika which I was sending.

To make the SPI memory of this programmer you would probably have to make an additional adapter, and besides, it is a very simple programmer and you can do it yourself with a small amount of effort and resources. Read here http://www.lancos.com/siprogsch.html and everything will be clear. it's about sony then you do not have to desolder the memory goes without a problem in the layout.

I consider the subject exhausted - I close.