Kia Ceed 2011 Radio code needed

**marmae** · 5th June, 2022, 08:57 AM

After battery change there is a need for a code on the radio. Already tested 0000 and 1111 which does not work.

It's a 96160-1h050 radio with serial no. BS0210490006377

Thanks in advance for any help given!

**Mankyro** · 5th June, 2022, 09:59 AM

Originally Posted by marmae

After battery change there is a need for a code on the radio. Already tested 0000 and 1111 which does not work.

It's a 96160-1h050 radio with serial no. BS0210490006377

Thanks in advance for any help given!

Read dump 24c64

**marmae** · 5th June, 2022, 10:04 AM

Sorry for beeing such a noob, but how do you read the actual dump from the eeprom? What tools are needed? thanks!

**Mankyro** · 5th June, 2022, 10:09 AM

Originally Posted by marmae

Sorry for beeing such a noob, but how do you read the actual dump from the eeprom? What tools are needed? thanks!

In any service, 24с64 you will read.

**marmae** · 5th June, 2022, 10:29 AM

Originally Posted by Mankyro

In any service, 24с64 you will read.

You mean I need to go to service workshop and pay them to get a dump of it? I can't read the eeprom myself with some tools?

**shooting** · 5th June, 2022, 10:33 AM

Originally Posted by marmae

You mean I need to go to service workshop and pay them to get a dump of it? I can't read the eeprom myself with some tools?

Do you have the tools to read the eeprom?

wbr

**marmae** · 5th June, 2022, 10:44 AM

No, that's what I am asking for, what tools are needed? Is there a kit where I don't need to desolder the actual eeprom? Just remove the cover and read it from the pins and then pass that dump on to this board? And what software is recommended?

**shooting** · 5th June, 2022, 10:49 AM

Originally Posted by marmae

No, that's what I am asking for, what tools are needed? Is there a kit where I don't need to desolder the actual eeprom? Just remove the cover and read it from the pins and then pass that dump on to this board? And what software is recommended?

You'll need to unsolder the chip, put it in a programmer and read out the dump (Data File)
I'd use a TL866 programmer, but your soldering skills must be good...

wbr

**marmae** · 5th June, 2022, 11:02 AM

Soldering skills are fine, so that's not an issue. Just thought there might be something that could be used without desoldering it. But thanks, then I know what's needed.