After the closure of Ducatidiag I started to look for some other free tool with which I like scorching the ecu... it seems to be cos? GuzziDiag, obviously born from a rib of Ducatidiag, where in the download page, I also noticed that there were small executable that let you read and write the ecu of the group Marelli 1.5 M - 5AM and 5.9 M.
Of all, I have tried the executable files for the ecu 5.9 and 5AM on a 5AM which I use as a guinea pig. Then: the two tools are very simple and do not allow the particular variations in writing. Both the reader and the writer work with the file format .bin, 320 kb in the case of 5AM. In writing you can vary the data code tester, data write, etc. by Reading the file written with another tool I have seen that these parameters are changed automatically, but for an enthusiast who is willing to have fun, what ? a little relevant.
Clearly the file you v? writing must have already? the check-sum to the correct control, immobilizer and dashboard appropriately adjusted in order to operate the unit according to your needs. The control unit must not be blocked, otherwise it is f? nothing. The only control that the f? the tool ? the verification of the size of the file and the file types, which, I repeat, must be in the format .bin.
I tried the tool with a file on a Streetfighter, saw that a friend who had come to see me: it works!! Loaded a map DP, tested the bike: everything OK.
The ecu ? been read and written to the serial line, using a cable KKL and the adapter OBD=>3 PIN FIAT with power cables for the cable KKL, directly on the bike.
Definitely the tool ? very bitter, and in the first try, you must do some basic tests, in particular, to the SW that you intend to write in the ecu, but considering that ? free and after a couple of tests gave positive results, I would say that they are on the good road. To say, to go sure I had cloned the original control unit of the Streetfighter so evil that was come back to that in a moment.
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