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Old 29-12-2003   #1
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Which programmer soft/hardware for Titanium?
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Could someone recommend a programmer soft/hardware for Titanium cards?
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I believe the best one for the job and for most cards, in fact, is the Infinity USB. You would need the model with the built-in phoenix interface. Lots of places sell it.
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(Infinity USB Phoenix programmer)

OR Elvis programmer.

Good luck
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just get a cheap Smartmouse/phoenix programmer. It will do the job
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just get a cheap Smartmouse/phoenix programmer. It will do the job
Will the smartmouse programm other cards too?
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I do not think.
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Originally Posted by T24
I do not think.
Better rephrase that

The smartmouse is somewhat old in design, and is used only for the goldcards that abound on auction forums. They have their uses, but the integral eeprom and flash memories of modern day wafer stuff means the time has come to upgrade.

Dont throw it away though
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