opel DISPLAY SAFE

[bank]

yes correct 16 bit

As earlier said, you need car's pin.
But, if you break original dump, you'll need to find correct dump for your display.
Post sticker of display
You can find dump for your type of display with known pin and use it to make pair with radio.
After that, if you need, you can reset pair and make new pair using pin from car

[Critter13]

Hi Guys, back again.

Finally got my new programmer £7, I got the dump from the 93c56 display (attached) after comparing with others dumps on this site I see the pin is: 3592

Is this correct? So I use this pin to pair up the radio in Op-Com?

Thanks for your help!

Critter

[bank]

Code is 3592

[shooting]

Hi Guys, back again.

Finally got my new programmer £7, I got the dump from the 93c56 display (attached) after comparing with others dumps on this site I see the pin is: 3592

Is this correct? So I use this pin to pair up the radio in Op-Com?

Thanks for your help!

Critter

Yes, correct on both accounts

wbr

[chris1771]

Hi guys. I've got hold of a USB eeprom reader with SOIC 8 clip. I've read the contents of CD30MP3 eeprom without a problem and managed to obtain the security code from it. However, I've purchased a Siemens GID (SE code on rear and 93c66 chip) for Astra H and I've tried to dump the eeprom. I'm not sure If I've done it right so could someone check the uploaded bin file and confirm it for me and possibly tell me the code. Thanks in advance and the program I used to read the chip was ASProgrammer

[bank]

Hi guys. I've got hold of a USB eeprom reader with SOIC 8 clip. I've read the contents of CD30MP3 eeprom without a problem and managed to obtain the security code from it. However, I've purchased a Siemens GID (SE code on rear and 93c66 chip) for Astra H and I've tried to dump the eeprom. I'm not sure If I've done it right so could someone check the uploaded bin file and confirm it for me and possibly tell me the code. Thanks in advance and the program I used to read the chip was ASProgrammer

Try to read in 8bit mode

[chris1771]

Try to read in 8bit mode

Thanks for the message. As soon as I get a bit of time, I'll try again. Any hints and tips as how to extract the dump using the ch341a for the GID would be most helpful and save me a load of time uploading useless dumps. All the best and thank you.

[shooting]

Thanks for the message. As soon as I get a bit of time, I'll try again. Any hints and tips as how to extract the dump using the ch341a for the GID would be most helpful and save me a load of time uploading useless dumps. All the best and thank you.

That programmer is not compatable with 8bit reading,
buy a PonyProg or TL866 and read in 8bit

wbr

[chris1771]

That programmer is not compatable with 8bit reading,
buy a PonyProg or TL866 and read in 8bit

wbr

Thanks for the advice guys. As soon as I sort another programmer out, I'll give you guys a shout. Cheers for the help/advice so far. thank you.

[XProg]

How do I do this in OPcom? Which version should I get?

[shooting]

How do I do this in OPcom? Which version should I get?

If you just want to pair a radio then any Opcom will do that

wbr

[XProg]

If you just want to pair a radio then any Opcom will do that

wbr

Thanks shooting.

[chris1771]

My programmer finally arrived. Hopefully i've done the dump cerrectly this time. I think the code is 9707. Can soemone confirm or tell me if I've done it wrong again.? Thanks in advance.

[Zann]

My programmer finally arrived. Hopefully i've done the dump cerrectly this time. I think the code is 9707. Can soemone confirm or tell me if I've done it wrong again.? Thanks in advance.

9750
......

[chris1771]

Excellent! Thank you so much. :-D :-D Could some one check the code in the attatched dump for CDC40 95640 eeprom. I'm still playing with my new programmer so I'm still making one or 2 mistakes. :-(