UUSP-S (UPA-USB Serial Programmer-S)

**CrimSoon** · 22nd January, 2015, 03:17 PM

I tested new UPA-USB S
- hc12secured OK

**shanker1212** · 22nd January, 2015, 04:51 PM

Originally Posted by CrimSoon

I tested new UPA-USB S
- hc12secured OK

can you tell us what was in the package ?
did you have to buy the TMS adapter ? or you can do in circuit programming for the TMS chips ?
thank you .

**nabilrifi** · 22nd January, 2015, 05:55 PM

hello
can this new version work with cas4 any one tested

**qubits** · 23rd January, 2015, 04:11 PM

I have UUSP-S for months. So far it's ok, pretty much same as my UPA clone. I purchased the UPA original before but he never sent me the activation so I couldn't use it. Very disappointing.

I had trouble with 2 motorola MCUs and still can't read them. Even with external power, in circuit, and desoldered. 1 was 68HC908AS60. Other 1 was Qqau0337 1k82h (probably 68hc11e20 or e9).

Please note the external supply is now 7-9V/0.5A. Not 12v like the old one. It's uncommon to have a 8v supply.

You should use Rasfor to read CAS4. It's the right tool for the job.

**honingkoning** · 24th January, 2015, 11:10 AM

Rosfar and cas 4? That New for me.

**TULGEYWOODMAN** · 24th January, 2015, 01:23 PM

Originally Posted by qubits

I have UUSP-S for months. So far it's ok, pretty much same as my UPA clone. I purchased the UPA original before but he never sent me the activation so I couldn't use it. Very disappointing.

I had trouble with 2 motorola MCUs and still can't read them. Even with external power, in circuit, and desoldered. 1 was 68HC908AS60. Other 1 was Qqau0337 1k82h (probably 68hc11e20 or e9).

Please note the external supply is now 7-9V/0.5A. Not 12v like the old one. It's uncommon to have a 8v supply.

You should use Rasfor to read CAS4. It's the right tool for the job.

Rosfar?????????????? Bull droppings....