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:*{{T20}}: H8/3437 ; 64F3437TF16 JAPAN (sticker label 08K3766 REV 11) | :*{{T20}}: H8/3437 ; 64F3437TF16 JAPAN (sticker label 08K3766 REV 11) | ||
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:Apparently H8S microcontrollers have been used on all ThinkPads since the A30, T23, R40, X20. | :Apparently H8S microcontrollers have been used on all ThinkPads since the A30, T23, R40, X20. | ||
| − | :*{{T43}}, {{T43p}}, {{X41 Tablet}}, {{Z60t}}: Renesas H8S/2161BV | + | :*{{T43}}, {{T43p}}, {{X41 Tablet}}, {{Z60t}}: [[Renesas H8S/2161BV]] |
:*{{A31}}, {{T23}}, {{X22}}: Renesas H8S/2169AV | :*{{A31}}, {{T23}}, {{X22}}: Renesas H8S/2169AV | ||
| + | :*{{T60}}, {{T61p}}, {{T500}}, {{X60}}: [[Renesas H8S/2116V]] | ||
| + | :*{{T510}}: R4F212 H8S ([http://forum.thinkpads.com/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=121726&p=785696#p785696 source]) | ||
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*Unknown chips with field-upgradeable firmware | *Unknown chips with field-upgradeable firmware | ||
:Used on older ThinkPads, including the model 570, and maybe even earlier models. IBM called them '''Slave Controllers'''. | :Used on older ThinkPads, including the model 570, and maybe even earlier models. IBM called them '''Slave Controllers'''. | ||
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The ThinkPad Embedded Controller
This page contains information about Embedded Controller (also known as slave controller) chips found in ThinkPads.
- Renesas H8
- T20: H8/3437 ; 64F3437TF16 JAPAN (sticker label 08K3766 REV 11)
- Renesas H8S
- Apparently H8S microcontrollers have been used on all ThinkPads since the A30, T23, R40, X20.
- T43, T43p, X41 Tablet, Z60t: Renesas H8S/2161BV
- A31, T23, X22: Renesas H8S/2169AV
- T60, T61p, T500, X60: Renesas H8S/2116V
- T510: R4F212 H8S (source)
- Unknown chips with field-upgradeable firmware
- Used on older ThinkPads, including the model 570, and maybe even earlier models. IBM called them Slave Controllers.
- Unknown chips with non-field-upgradeable firmware
- Used on ancient ThinkPads.
