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    Default XPROG 5.55 can't read MC9S12DG256 (Mask : 1K79X) EEPROM

    Hi,
    So recently I bought XPROG 5.55 (clone) , I'm trying to read Fiat Stilo BDM (MC9S12DG256) .
    Everything is connected but when I choose Secured version in Xprog software It will stuck on Bypass Security Screen and 0%
    And Red and Green LEDs are blinking.

    When I choose not Secured It will throw error saying "Bootloader initialising error. can't access BDM. Check BDM connection"

    I'm using HC(S)12 BDM adapter. I even scratched the pins to have a good connection. I checked it 20 times and the connections are good.
    I even plugged in 15V to XPROG.

    Can anyone help ?


    I own SVCI 2019. On another car with MC912DG128ACPV I could read it with SVCI (Abrites) without any problem .
    But on MC912DG256 the SVCI (Abrites) can't connect to BDM.

    BTW I tried also reading MC912DG128 with XPROG but I had the same issue with 128 version like with 256 version. But Abrites can connect to 128 version but to 256 It can't connect. Xprog can't connect to neither of them.

    MC9S12DG256 : Mask - 1K79X
    MC912DG128A : Mask - 3K91D

    Please help
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    Quote Originally Posted by lukasSVK1 View Post
    Hi,
    So recently I bought XPROG 5.55 (clone) , I'm trying to read Fiat Stilo BDM (MC9S12DG256) .
    Everything is connected but when I choose Secured version in Xprog software It will stuck on Bypass Security Screen and 0%
    And Red and Green LEDs are blinking.

    When I choose not Secured It will throw error saying "Bootloader initialising error. can't access BDM. Check BDM connection"

    I'm using HC(S)12 BDM adapter. I even scratched the pins to have a good connection. I checked it 20 times and the connections are good.
    I even plugged in 15V to XPROG.

    Can anyone help ?


    I own SVCI 2019. On another car with MC912DG128ACPV I could read it with SVCI (Abrites) without any problem .
    But on MC912DG256 the SVCI (Abrites) can't connect to BDM.

    BTW I tried also reading MC912DG128 with XPROG but I had the same issue with 128 version like with 256 version. But Abrites can connect to 128 version but to 256 It can't connect. Xprog can't connect to neither of them.

    MC9S12DG256 : Mask - 1K79X
    MC912DG128A : Mask - 3K91D

    Please help



    why 5 wires...?
    is this secured or unsecured...?

    where di you connect bkgd...?

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    Quote Originally Posted by lukasSVK1 View Post
    Hi,
    So recently I bought XPROG 5.55 (clone) , I'm trying to read Fiat Stilo BDM (MC9S12DG256) .
    Everything is connected but when I choose Secured version in Xprog software It will stuck on Bypass Security Screen and 0%
    And Red and Green LEDs are blinking.

    When I choose not Secured It will throw error saying "Bootloader initialising error. can't access BDM. Check BDM connection"

    I'm using HC(S)12 BDM adapter. I even scratched the pins to have a good connection. I checked it 20 times and the connections are good.
    I even plugged in 15V to XPROG.

    Can anyone help ?


    I own SVCI 2019. On another car with MC912DG128ACPV I could read it with SVCI (Abrites) without any problem .
    But on MC912DG256 the SVCI (Abrites) can't connect to BDM.

    BTW I tried also reading MC912DG128 with XPROG but I had the same issue with 128 version like with 256 version. But Abrites can connect to 128 version but to 256 It can't connect. Xprog can't connect to neither of them.

    MC9S12DG256 : Mask - 1K79X
    MC912DG128A : Mask - 3K91D

    Please help
    First: stilo body mcu is not securited
    Second: xprog 555 is very nad version, write ATmega with 551.

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    Hello Lukas, you have it wrong connected, I have as well the same xprog and it is working. BKGD is pin 23, GND 40, VDD 41 and RESET 42

    PS: ked tak mi napis PM...

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    Quote Originally Posted by radoslawwiklik View Post
    First: stilo body mcu is not securited
    Second: xprog 555 is very nad version, write ATmega with 551.
    5.5.5 is the most stable of it all i believe,i can read this mcu easy with my clone.
    Wrong pinout is your issue i believe.
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    you will have a lot of problems In future if you try to read secured mcu with almost half meter long wires

 

 

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