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ayashiko wrote:

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Bob wrote:

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ayashiko wrote:

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Here is a close pinout, try reading it with EcuFlash

https://www.tactrix.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=36

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 Hi 

I have many Mitsubishi roms and the original for this ecu and use only ecu flash.

the issue is that the laptop crashed during a flash and I suspect it was during the erasing period.

When I try to program it fails to program at hex 20000 which is where Mitsubishis bootloader is stored .

The program size is hex a76 and without it stored on the ecu the only way to recover it is on the bench through the con2 port as suggested by tech support .

From reading the documents tech support suggested I’m in the process of setting up an arduino to do the programming through the con port.

Thank you for your suggestions they are great appreciated

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 Can I see your ROM file?

The boot sector is not erased. If the BOOT ECU pin is connected from openport 11 pin, then the ECU should go into write mode.

-- Edited by ayashiko on Tuesday 22nd of February 2022 11:48:38 AM

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The rom is 128kb of “FF” so there is nothing to read in it. 

Bob wrote:

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ayashiko wrote:

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Here is a close pinout, try reading it with EcuFlash

https://www.tactrix.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=36

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 Hi 

I have many Mitsubishi roms and the original for this ecu and use only ecu flash.

the issue is that the laptop crashed during a flash and I suspect it was during the erasing period.

When I try to program it fails to program at hex 20000 which is where Mitsubishis bootloader is stored .

The program size is hex a76 and without it stored on the ecu the only way to recover it is on the bench through the con2 port as suggested by tech support .

From reading the documents tech support suggested I’m in the process of setting up an arduino to do the programming through the con port.

Thank you for your suggestions they are great appreciated

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 Can I see your ROM file?

The boot sector is not erased. If the BOOT ECU pin is connected from openport 11 pin, then the ECU should go into write mode.

ayashiko wrote:

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Here is a close pinout, try reading it with EcuFlash

https://www.tactrix.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=36

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 Hi 

I have many Mitsubishi roms and the original for this ecu and use only ecu flash.

the issue is that the laptop crashed during a flash and I suspect it was during the erasing period.

When I try to program it fails to program at hex 20000 which is where Mitsubishis bootloader is stored .

The program size is hex a76 and without it stored on the ecu the only way to recover it is on the bench through the con2 port as suggested by tech support .

From reading the documents tech support suggested I’m in the process of setting up an arduino to do the programming through the con port.

Thank you for your suggestions they are great appreciated

I spread the dump read from the ECM control unit

https://drive.google.com/file/d/16F0U4ZgHfl0x3yr111lwz4X0DOcRYOJb/view?usp=sharing

Hi without the Mitsubishi bootloader present there is no way to upload a program over Mitsubishi mut protocol.

Thank you.

Bob.

TechSupport wrote:

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That looks like a port for a bootloader, have a look at the datasheet, page 529. I think that would be a later 5V programmable device.

Hitachi Single-Chip Microcomputer H8/539F-ZTAT™ Hardware Manual (logic.net)

 

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 That’s funny have been focusing on that particular page all day , the arduinos are out and attempting to make the sequence required.

i still don’t know if it’s the dual power or signal power they reference in the manual.

TechSupport wrote:

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What is CON2 connected to? is that a programming header? did you take a copy of the code before attempting to reflash?

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I have done a quick pinout of con2 ill attach a picture ,pins 71 and 19 do not go directly but ultimately end up in there respective positions.

Yes the original file saved. 
Is this port usable ?