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This article show a guide on how to load original engine control unit (ECU) file to ECM Titanium.
Preparations:
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To load stock original files in ECM Titanium, it is necessary that the files are stored on the computer hard disk where the software is running and that they have been read with electronic tools such as:
Serial ECU programmers (e.g. KESSv2, Powergate)
Microcontroller interface programmers (e.g. K-TAG, BDMpro)
Memory chip programmers (e.g. Galep)
or downloaded from the web through the services provided by Alientech Srl, such as
Original file request service from the Internet Databank
Decoding and encoding files for memory chip programmers
If the stock original file is read using a memory chip programming (Picture 3),it may be necessary to decode the binary format or reverse the byte order of the file,before loading it in the software.
ECM Titanium is able to decode the binary format of the stock original file and remove the protection that the engine control unit manufacturers ofter use to prevent Chip-tuning.
The most frequent binary encodings are:
EDC16 format: for BOSCH engine control units model EDC 16.
M155 format: for BOSCH engine control units model M 1.5.5
Siemens F200 format:for Siemens engine control units equipped with an integrated circuit marked F200
Siemens 2001 format:for Siemens engine control units produced since 2001.
Byte order reversed is used on a few models of engine control units:
Trionic T5:equipped on SAAB or OPEL vehicles (GM Group)
Trionic T7:equipped on SAAB or OPEL vehicles (GM Group)
Only when the original file is re ead with a memory chip programmer it is nnecessary to decode or reverse the byte order before loa ading the file in ECM Titanium. Otherwise, the program does not automatically find the driver com mpatible with the loaded stock original file, even if it already exists.
ECM Titanium is able to convert original files that have an encoded format, buut the conversion must be done before loading the file froom the main window of the software (Picture e 4).
To decode an encoded original fille, just follow these four steps:
1.Select Instruments from thhe main window of the software, and then En ncodings.
2.Select the right encoding format according to the memory chip or the E ECU (Picture 5).
3.Click OK when the messa age of decoded file creation appears.
4.Save the decoded file on y your computer with a different name than the e original.
To convert an original file that ha as the byte order reversed, just follow these fo our steps:
1.Select Instruments from thhe main window of the software and then Connversions (Picture 6).
2.Select Swap bytes.
3.Click OK when the messa age of reversed file creation appears.
4.Save the converted file on n your computer with a different name than th he original.
Decoding and encoding files s for Slave tools
If the original file is read withh a Slave version of a serial ECU prograammer (e.g. KESSv2, Powergate) or of a microcontroll ler interface programmer (e.g. K-TAG, BDMp pro) (Pictures 7 and 8), it is necessary to remove the file protection in order to use it with ECM Titanium.
The owner of the Master tool (e.gg. KESSv2, K-TAG) is the only one who can remove the protection of files read with a Slave tool (special encoding).
The owner of the Slave tool (e.g g. KESSv2, K-TAG) can only read protected files and have to send them to the owner of the Master r tool that has been associated to the Slave to ool by Alientech Srl. If you don
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