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    Hello mates,
    I have been trieng to read this mcu (oj66d)with upa, no succes.
    (By the way i read it like hc908)
    i also tried with TU also no succes, i placed xtra cable on pin 25, still no help.

    Upa should be able to read this mcu but it keeps failing.

    Does someone know if i should lift some pins.

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    for UPA on some dash you must lift pin 26 PTA0

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    And also Reset / IRQ pins, and hit the auto baud rate button, it should find the connection speed.

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    Thanks guys after lifting the 3 mentioned pins and hitting baudrate it was succesfull.

    By the way what does the baudrate mean or do, because i lifted the pins but upa still not read the mcu, after hitting baudrate it was ok and the same with writting mcu i had to hit baudrate first other wise no programming able.

    Thanks Honingkoning.

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    Quote Originally Posted by honingkoning View Post
    Thanks guys after lifting the 3 mentioned pins and hitting baudrate it was succesfull.

    By the way what does the baudrate mean or do, because i lifted the pins but upa still not read the mcu, after hitting baudrate it was ok and the same with writting mcu i had to hit baudrate first other wise no programming able.

    Thanks Honingkoning.
    Baud means speed, is different for every crystal value. For example, if crystal is 8MHz, the baud is 14401.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dfi View Post
    Baud means speed, is different for every crystal value. For example, if crystal is 8MHz, the baud is 14401.
    Thanks new for me, now i know why it worked after hitting autobaud.
    I there a way to know which pins to lift on a processor, i cant find something in my upa manual.

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    MC68HC08AZ32A (0J66D)
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    try this conection for UPA read without lift a pins
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    You must only lift IRQ pin and give power on pin 26.

 

 

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