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Title: Can someone help me with the correct format to enter the Chip Select Pin? Post by: SteveAR on February 15, 2017, 06:24:11 PM I have two ECM's. I was able to connect to one of them (ME7.1.1 2.7T Audi Allroad) using this command:
me7eeprom.exe --OBD -r -p 3 read.bin The software connected and extracted a bunch of information. (VIN/motor/softcode) and saved the eeprom data to the read.bin file. I then decided to connect to a different ECM out of a 4.2L allroad. I once used a different tool to connect, and the CS this ECM needed was 6.3. How do I put that switch into the command line? I see in the help menu there's --CSpin I've tried a bunch of things (--CSpin 6.3 / --CSpin p6.3 / --CS6.2 / --CSp6.2) but none are recognized by the software. Can someone give me the correct CS entry format? Thanks! Title: Re: Can someone help me with the correct format to enter the Chip Select Pin? Post by: thedrill on February 20, 2017, 10:22:37 PM Have you tried the Me7Gui? It works great, just select the tick boxes you want and it does it for you.
Title: Re: Can someone help me with the correct format to enter the Chip Select Pin? Post by: SteveAR on February 24, 2017, 06:01:27 AM I haven't seen that version yet but I will check it out. I eventually dug up an older post of mine where someone gave me the correct format. So I've been working in the command prompt. GUI's are nicer though
Title: Re: Can someone help me with the correct format to enter the Chip Select Pin? Post by: _nameless on February 24, 2017, 06:10:05 AM you need to include the chip kind too
Title: Re: Can someone help me with the correct format to enter the Chip Select Pin? Post by: SteveAR on February 24, 2017, 07:49:12 AM Yes I did that as well. I've been able to talk to my ECM with the ME7EEPROM TOOL. Thank you
me7eeprom.exe --bootmode 95P08 --CSpin P6.3 -r -p5 eeprom.bin |