BDM Frame Pinouts Different

**Inked** · 20th February, 2020, 11:51 PM

Hi guys

As some of you know im trying to read a Denso ECU from a Nissan trail.

I set it up on my frame but i keep getting this error:

If you look at the last pin on the adapter you can see that it doesn't have a pad on the ecu to connect to:

Also while looking at the "solder" connection it looks like different pads on the ECU are being used:

Is this normal as i would expect the the connections on the ECU would be the same when using a frame as it would soldering the wires?

Thanks for any help given

**tango** · 21st February, 2020, 02:42 AM

i think you have it wrong or wrong adapter

**Inked** · 21st February, 2020, 04:11 AM

Originally Posted by tango

i think you have it wrong or wrong adapter

Thanks for the reply

I'm using adapter 14AM00T11M to read and 14AM00T09M to write.

**figani** · 21st February, 2020, 08:40 AM

take a btter look on ksuite pinout and where is marked PIN1...
and then take a look on your photo/probe...
where you put pin1...

everytime study exact photo from ksuite help file...
I´ll hope that you don´t damaged ecu...

**Inked** · 21st February, 2020, 11:57 PM

Thanks for all the replies

I checked all the pinouts and they were sort of correct....

The strange thing is that the two end pins don't connect to anything so they may as well have just removed them.

I moved the adapter one pin along and ive managed to read it.

But now i have a new problem that i think i should make a new thread for as it may help others.

Thanks again

**kiszka** · 22nd February, 2020, 01:14 AM

Originally Posted by Inked

Thanks for all the replies

I checked all the pinouts and they were sort of correct....

The strange thing is that the two end pins don't connect to anything so they may as well have just removed them.

I moved the adapter one pin along and ive managed to read it.

But now i have a new problem that i think i should make a new thread for as it may help others.
Thanks again

how many of these topics will be on the same ecu topic
it's rubbish, will anyone find any topic
in this multitude of rubbish

**Inked** · 22nd February, 2020, 03:39 AM

Originally Posted by kiszka

how many of these topics will be on the same ecu topic
it's rubbish, will anyone find any topic
in this multitude of rubbish

I thought the idea of these forums is to help others with the same problem in the future?

Hence why i posted my solution (i hate it when people don't post back how they resolved the problem in the end) and concluded it with a big thanks to all that tried to help.

Your the one bumping this concluded thread that should have fallen into the archives to help others.

All my other threads are about different problems that should make it easier for people to find in the future.

But if everyone wants me to stop posted then ill stop posing back show i solve future problems?