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    Default Motorola MC683XX and reading, writing external Flash via BDM

    I am looking for a programmer who will read and write Flash working with MC683XX. This is not ECU, so K-TAG or Galletto does not work, they do not have scripts, they count check sums. I calculate checksums myself. The programmer needs only to read and write external flash 28F800 via BDM. That's all.

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    Although the MC68376 and Flash 28F400 processor is often present in many ECUs, unfortunately, but CEM can not be read and written using Galletto, K-TAG, because they do not contain the necessary scripts.
    However, there is a programmer at a favorable price that handles without problems.
    To meet the questions about the wiring diagram, I created a movie and instruction of programming VOLVO CEM.
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    http://www.usbjtag.com

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    If you don't mind desoldering the flash memory, the GQ-4 programmer will read and write 28F200.
    http://www.mcumall.com/comersus/stor...idProduct=4282

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    Tried to read with usbbdm. Got read out flash, but could not erase either write any changes. Tried to pull up some of the flash pins. No luck.

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    Connect Wpp to +12V
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    Thank you. Although i have tried to pull up Wpp, i will make it a try once again with your scheme.
    What device did you choose from the USB BDM software?

    Thank you, Holtek!

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    If you can read but not program, it is simply not initialized properly which can be fixed in the definition xml.

 

 

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