cluster with red display
cluster with red display
hi .Someone tried read eeprom from cluster with red display -not convers plus ?
Re: cluster with red display
Yes, a lot. 9s12 mcu
Re: cluster with red display
And, there is a way to switch from mls to km?
Re: cluster with red display
Upload your dump and write part number, I will check what I have and send you back. All my reads its km
Re: cluster with red display
The solution was described somewhere. Unfortunately, the page is not functional. I am also interested in knowing what should be respected. I have clocks with miles and clocks with km. What should I copy from the ones with km. The screen is the same
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Re: cluster with red display
Check first the FW version, then if they're the same family (maximum diff. is the last letter) move the EEPROM dump from the km to the miles one.
Check that everything works as expected on that original miles IC (which now should show km).
Copy back first half of the dump. If now the total distance is back in miles, then the config is in this first half. If not, then it's in the second half (copy this one also, to have them back in miles).
Now write the first half of the half that changed km to miles from the KM EEPROM. If the screen in back in km, then the config is here. If not, in the other half (write it also).
Keep going like this untill you get to one line (16 bytes - 00 to FF each).
Now do the same half writing on this line.
Eventually you'll find the byte that configures the IC to be in Miles or in KM.
Put the original Miles dump in that IC and change only the byte to have them in KM.
Check that everything works as expected on that original miles IC (which now should show km).
Copy back first half of the dump. If now the total distance is back in miles, then the config is in this first half. If not, then it's in the second half (copy this one also, to have them back in miles).
Now write the first half of the half that changed km to miles from the KM EEPROM. If the screen in back in km, then the config is here. If not, in the other half (write it also).
Keep going like this untill you get to one line (16 bytes - 00 to FF each).
Now do the same half writing on this line.
Eventually you'll find the byte that configures the IC to be in Miles or in KM.
Put the original Miles dump in that IC and change only the byte to have them in KM.