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    I can see it in Device Manager as OP-COM Interface V2 but when I do test it doesn't past it. PIC 100% programmed.
    How to check relay if it's working or not?

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    but - are you sure that the PIC device is fully functional (integrity)?
    if yes check the FTDI device functionality (integrity).

    atb

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    Did some try to reflash OP-COM 1.44 to 1.39

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    yes, possible only with external programmer (at least up to know).

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    Quote Originally Posted by zakky View Post
    here you go man
    you have schematics for programmer, the way to conect the programer to the pic and even a litle movie on how to update your opcom
    Thanks i try it

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    Thank you for all the info, i will try to repair my opcom

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    Quote Originally Posted by easyobd View Post
    I can see it in Device Manager as OP-COM Interface V2 but when I do test it doesn't past it. PIC 100% programmed.
    How to check relay if it's working or not?
    Did you use OPCOM FUT to test PIC functionality

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    Hello,
    Today I successfully repaired my OP-Com clone with my PICkit 3.
    After I separated one side of R11, the programming work on the first attempt.
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    Hallo,
    Ich habe heute erfolgreich mein OP-Com Clone mit meinem PICkit 3 repariert.
    Nachdem ich eine Seite von R11 aufgetrennt hatte, funktionierte die Programmierung im ersten Versuch.
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    Done it with Willem's ICSP and Winpic800 software. Only needed five little cable...

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    repair opcom:
    this video shows how to solder a wire to a pin of an IC chip
    this guy do it so easy...
    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSJGnDHKFQ8"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSJGnDHKFQ8[/ame]

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    thanks for the info

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    Hi, I have problem with my chinese opcom, it can't connect to any car.I check the PIC, and is fine even programmed it again, all relays are fine, interface past the test but still can't connect with the cars. I thing it could be L9837D faulty, correct me if I'm wrong or point me where is the problem. My PCB looks like in the picture above, but I can't find schematic for that pcb. The shematic which I found on this forum is diffrent than my hardware. Thank you for any help.

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    the main problem of your tool is L9637D - I have the similar issue with few tools.

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    Thanks mishu_b, thats what I thought myself. After when I checked it with multimeter and oscilloscope looks on faulty one. After or before I replace it do I have to program it? Do you have maybe shematic for my type of interface, because this one which I found on this forum is for different hardware?

 

 
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