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<h1> Background information </h1>
<h1> Background information </h1>
<p> This page will cover Monolith pin out protocol, how it functions, how to commicate with a device over it, and where to find the ports.
<p> This page will cover Monolith pin out, how it functions, how to communicate with a device over it, and where to find the pads.</br>
<br>< insert basics of Monolith pin out here> </p>
Monolith storage refers to any storage that is completely built into a singular PCB often inencased in plastic, for example a SD card, </br>
The only way to reasonably access the data on these devices is to solder directly to the pin on the back of the PCB by removing the plastic</br>
and locating the correct pins to access the storage within the device,<see locating pin out page>, while databases of these pinouts exist they typically </br>
require subscriptions to services provided by ACElab or RUsolut, otherwise singular pinouts can be bought from 3rd party vendors or AliExpress</br>
 
</br>
while pins layout typically specific to each model, useful pins for data recovery are as follows
</br>
1. Vcc, </br>
2. GND, </br>
3. CLE,</br>
4. RE,</br>
5. CE,</br>
6. ALE,</br>
7. WP,</br>
8. WE,</br>
9. RB,</br>
10. D0-D7</br>
</p>
<h1 id="section0">What tools you will need</h1>
<h1 id="section0">What tools you will need</h1>
<i> Items are not listed in any particular order </i>
<i> Items are not listed in any particular order </i>

Revision as of 13:36, 14 January 2025

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Background information

This page will cover Monolith pin out, how it functions, how to communicate with a device over it, and where to find the pads.
Monolith storage refers to any storage that is completely built into a singular PCB often inencased in plastic, for example a SD card,
The only way to reasonably access the data on these devices is to solder directly to the pin on the back of the PCB by removing the plastic
and locating the correct pins to access the storage within the device,, while databases of these pinouts exist they typically
require subscriptions to services provided by ACElab or RUsolut, otherwise singular pinouts can be bought from 3rd party vendors or AliExpress

while pins layout typically specific to each model, useful pins for data recovery are as follows
1. Vcc,
2. GND,
3. CLE,
4. RE,
5. CE,
6. ALE,
7. WP,
8. WE,
9. RB,
10. D0-D7

What tools you will need

Items are not listed in any particular order

Required

  • Test

Optional but useful

  • Test

Uses of this skill

  • 1.test
  • 2.test
  • 3.test

    • Step-by-step guide with images

    Insert step-by-step walkthrough with images and summary text here

    Flow chart of order of operations

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    Troubleshooting/tips and tricks

    Fixes to any common issues that were encountered or could be easily encountered

    Related Topics

    Topics such as desoldering to chip off or firmware dumping for disk PCB repairs

    Further reading

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    1. Reference 1: Source details
    2. Reference 2: Source details

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