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      01-23-2019, 05:10 PM   #23
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Hmmm, well looking at those faults it's possible the replacement DSC is faulty I think?

Do you have a bench set up? Any possibility to connect to a bench to rule out other damage?

Also, just to confirm, you CAN flash with winkfp or you cannot?
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      01-24-2019, 01:46 AM   #24
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Hmmm, well looking at those faults it's possible the replacement DSC is faulty I think?

Do you have a bench set up? Any possibility to connect to a bench to rule out other damage?

Also, just to confirm, you CAN flash with winkfp or you cannot?
Good morning,

I will try to obtain another DSC, but this will take about a week before it will be here.

I don't have a bench setup. What exactly do you mean with this? A setup with only the ICOM and the DSC on a desk I assume?

Flashing with WINKFP and also with ISTA-P works perfect.

Best regards Hendrik
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      02-03-2019, 03:38 PM   #25
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Good afternoon all,

Yesterday I received another DSC, and the behaviour was exactly the same: Programming ok, but coding was not possible.

After that, I measured on the CANBUS and I discovered that the F-CAN-high line between the DSC and the SZL had a rather high impedance, causing a communication problem between both modules.

During coding of the DSC, also the SZL is setup. Since this was not properly possible, it outputted: ECU conditions not correct.

After fixing the F-CAN-High line, the coding went smoothly.

Thanks for all the responses! This problem is fixed now!
Now working on one of the last big problems: fixing the linbus problem between the FRM and the power windows switch block.

Best regards Hendrik.
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Good find! Nice work. Yes the SZL is coded indirectly via the DSC.
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      12-30-2021, 03:53 PM   #27
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Good afternoon all,

Yesterday I received another DSC, and the behaviour was exactly the same: Programming ok, but coding was not possible.

After that, I measured on the CANBUS and I discovered that the F-CAN-high line between the DSC and the SZL had a rather high impedance, causing a communication problem between both modules.

During coding of the DSC, also the SZL is setup. Since this was not properly possible, it outputted: ECU conditions not correct.

After fixing the F-CAN-High line, the coding went smoothly.

Thanks for all the responses! This problem is fixed now!
Now working on one of the last big problems: fixing the linbus problem between the FRM and the power windows switch block.

Best regards Hendrik.
Hello Hendrik, I am running into a similar issue. How did you fix the F-CAN-High line? I am getting the same ECU conditions not correct while registering a new battery. Along with that I have Traction control, abs, brake light trifecta on and windshield wiper running non stop.
Any suggestions would be helpful.
Thanks

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