It looks like you’re looking for the pinout of an iPROG (a popular portable programmer for EEPROM/Flash, often used in automotive, BIOS, and consumer electronics repair).
To understand the adapter pinout, you must first understand the iPROG’s physical interface. Most iPROG units feature a 16-pin ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) socket or a standard 2x5 IDC box header.
Soldering-Free Options: Many portable versions include probe lines (1.27mm, 2.0mm, or 2.54mm pitch) or spring thimble clips to read chips directly in-circuit without soldering. Common Sources & Documentation iprog eeprom adapter pinout portable
White/Green: Data transmission lines (often SDA/SCL for I2C) Yellow/Orange/Violet: Various signal or auxiliary lines
To maximize the portable aspect, configure your PC software (iProg+ v1.25 or later) as follows: It looks like you’re looking for the pinout
If you are using a standard adapter or a soldering-free probe kit The version of iProg you have (V84, V87, etc.)
iProg+ EEPROM adapter uses a standardized pinout designed for 8-pin chips (SOP8, SOIC8, DIP8) to facilitate reading, writing, and erasing data without complex wiring. The adapter connects to the main iProg+ unit through a DB44 connector VCC GND SCK : Clock line MOSI :
Used in older airbag modules and immobilizers.