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What do you use for Nissan Quest 04-06 cluster programming (Motorola MC9S12)?
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24-08-2017, 03:30 AM,
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RE: What do you use for Nissan Quest 04-06 cluster programming (Motorola MC9S12)?
Sometimes you need to lift the reset.
If someone took the time to help you, the least you can do is take a few seconds and press two buttons!
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24-08-2017, 03:55 AM,
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RE: What do you use for Nissan Quest 04-06 cluster programming (Motorola MC9S12)?
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24-08-2017, 17:56 PM,
Post: #13
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RE: What do you use for Nissan Quest 04-06 cluster programming (Motorola MC9S12)?
Ok, this is what I found out.
First of all I need to power up the cluster with my power supply, since obviously it's not enough with VCC power from the programmer. Secondly I need to have "EXTAL" (pin 44) wire connected to the programmer. After that I'm able to read/write the EEPROM area of the processor. If I read the "Flash" area of the processor, it still shows all FFs. Is there anything I need to know about the reading of the Flash area? |
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24-08-2017, 18:34 PM,
(This post was last modified: 24-08-2017, 18:59 PM by juancho18.)
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RE: What do you use for Nissan Quest 04-06 cluster programming (Motorola MC9S12)?
Just one thing.
Orange 5 on some mku needs a resistance of 10k. I'm not sure you're far away.. Search with multimetro connections from these points Or use Upa (original-clone) And attachment that you are using wrong pin out of orange5 Reset.... 5v... gnd.... bkgd... upa Rst .... vcc.... gnd....RxD..... Orange5 |
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24-08-2017, 21:17 PM,
(This post was last modified: 24-08-2017, 21:20 PM by HETPE3B.)
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What do you use for Nissan Quest 04-06 cluster programming (Motorola MC9S12)?
(24-08-2017, 18:34 PM)juancho18 Wrote: Just one thing. Thanks! What pin you are thinking I'm using wrong on Orange 5? I was using GND, RXD, RST, VCC. I figures out that I needed to use OSC pin on Orange 5 for Extal Pin on CPU. Eventually I sticked with GND, RxD, OSC and external power supply for the cluster. Works just fine. |
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25-08-2017, 00:08 AM,
Post: #16
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RE: What do you use for Nissan Quest 04-06 cluster programming (Motorola MC9S12)?
Use adaptador..... Or check soldering. Programmer Upa , xprog, other
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25-08-2017, 04:23 AM,
Post: #17
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What do you use for Nissan Quest 04-06 cluster programming (Motorola MC9S12)?
There are no problems anymore. Orange is working fine so far with adaptor and without.
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