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Slyith 10-27-2014 02:23 PM

Problem with OpenFlash Tablet please help *urgent*
 
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Target70 10-27-2014 02:42 PM

maybe try removing the cable and plugging everything back in with the car off. Then with the car off and the tablet plugged back in, go to the flash new rom section and follow the directions from there. I had mine error out when I was trying to start a tune this weekend and it was because I already had my key turned to ACC before I got the "Key on and Confirm" prompt.


best I can think of, good luck

Target70 10-27-2014 03:28 PM

you probably disconnected the OFT from the cable, but did you try dis/reconnecting the cable to the obd port? I heard sometimes it has a bad connection. Barring that, I would definitely give the OFT sales team a call.

phrosty 10-27-2014 03:31 PM

Man, it says explicitly do not open or close doors!

That sucks. I wonder if it's stuck in some diagnostic mode.

Shiv@Openflash 10-27-2014 05:12 PM

Just try unplugging, plugging and then write the original file. See if that works. Also be 100% that the ignition is ON fully. If that doesn't work, the next step is debugging through analysis of the user log file to see exactly what happened.

steve99 10-27-2014 05:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slyith (Post 2000178)
Today in the morning i was fiddling with the oft cause i wanted to change the map on the car from 1.59v stage 2 uel to the 2.061v stage 2 UEL 91oct. before i initiated the update my door and also the dome light was opened but i already clicked the write button, and it started to rewrite the new map so i quickly closed my door and shut off the dome light. the process of the rewrite was fine until the end...
an error popped up saying it couldnt connect to the ecu.
i turned off the car and tried to rewrite the same map in, but this time it asked me to turn on the key and confirm 2 times before it actually tried to connect to the ecu... 1 min after loading it would say the exact same thing error connecting to ecu.

i then checked my ecu info and everything was deleted except for the ECU TYPE

ECU Type
DENSO GT86
Hardware Number
-
Software Number
-
Cali code
-
VIN/SN
-
Additional info
-

Note : its not allowing me to upload any files into the ecu including my original and my car doesn't start

PLEASE HELP ME :(

Did you do any editing on maps with romraider ? ie set launch control ect ?

Garrett@Openflash 10-27-2014 05:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slyith (Post 2000178)
Today in the morning i was fiddling with the oft cause i wanted to change the map on the car from 1.59v stage 2 uel to the 2.061v stage 2 UEL 91oct. before i initiated the update my door and also the dome light was opened but i already clicked the write button, and it started to rewrite the new map so i quickly closed my door and shut off the dome light. the process of the rewrite was fine until the end...
an error popped up saying it couldnt connect to the ecu.
i turned off the car and tried to rewrite the same map in, but this time it asked me to turn on the key and confirm 2 times before it actually tried to connect to the ecu... 1 min after loading it would say the exact same thing error connecting to ecu.

i then checked my ecu info and everything was deleted except for the ECU TYPE

ECU Type
DENSO GT86
Hardware Number
-
Software Number
-
Cali code
-
VIN/SN
-
Additional info
-

Note : its not allowing me to upload any files into the ecu including my original and my car doesn't start

PLEASE HELP ME :(


It may take a few moments for the ecu info to pop up, give us a call and i can walk you through some procedures 925-415-9148

Garrett@Openflash 10-27-2014 05:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by steve99 (Post 2000488)
Did you do any editing on maps with romraider ? ie set launch control ect ?

UPDATE: just spoke with OP, his original ROM and tuned files are still saved on his OFT, still troubleshooting the write process error. We are analyzing the LOG file now.

steve99 10-27-2014 05:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slyith (Post 2000514)
i've tried uploading the original map but it still doesnt work.
and i sent the log file to you guys already :)
thank you for all your help Shiv & Garrett!



Yeah i did but the only thing that i changed on the map was the launch control/ launch control cut off and the flatfoot shifting.

Ok when you used romraider did you use the new v2.xx definitions that came with the v2.xx tunes or did you use the romraider defs you had previously from the v1.5x tunes ?

Shiv@Openflash 10-27-2014 05:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slyith (Post 2000514)
i've tried uploading the original map but it still doesnt work.
and i sent the log file to you guys already :)
thank you for all your help Shiv & Garrett!



Yeah i did but the only thing that i changed on the map was the launch control/ launch control cut off and the flatfoot shifting.

That's not good news. I suspect you used an old XML file instead of the new XML files that are included with the v2 maps. Did you read the read me file that came with the v2.0 maps?

Shiv@Openflash 10-27-2014 05:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slyith (Post 2000523)
i used the new v2.xx definitions that came with the v2.xx tunes
Specifically
OFT OTS v2.06x\OFT OTS v2.062\BINs\ZA1J___C ROMS (US 6MT)\Stage 2 UEL - 91oct
STAGE 2 UEL A01C.bin

and

OFT_ZA1JA01C.xml

That's good news. But let's confirm that. Open the OTS map (before you changes) using the same XML that is currently saved in Romraider. What are the values you see in the default FFS/LC parameters?

steve99 10-27-2014 05:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slyith (Post 2000523)
i used the new v2.xx definitions that came with the v2.xx tunes
Specifically
OFT OTS v2.06x\OFT OTS v2.062\BINs\ZA1J___C ROMS (US 6MT)\Stage 2 UEL - 91oct
STAGE 2 UEL A01C.bin

and

OFT_ZA1JA01C.xml

ok thats good, using incorrect defs can brick ecu.

the worring thiing is the oft does not appear to be able to talk to ecu.
it has power to obd port as the oft powers up so it not blown fuse for obd port power.

it could be a dodgy cable or obd socket. where popwer connection is ok but one of the data lines/pins is crook

hopefully the oft guys will turn up something from logs.

phrosty 10-27-2014 06:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shiv@Openflash (Post 2000524)
That's not good news. I suspect you used an old XML file instead of the new XML files that are included with the v2 maps. Did you read the read me file that came with the v2.0 maps?

I feel like we could find some way to make this a little more foolproof. When a ROM is being uploaded, CRC different chunks of it to ensure only known tables have been modified. If anything else is, notify the user and confirm. Maybe even have an initial "novice" mode that restricts editing to a few common tables like MAF scale, FFS, LC, etc.

steve99 10-27-2014 06:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slyith (Post 2000535)
... i think i did brick my ecu............... cause i left my old xml file in the ecu definitions ............

unfortunatly their is not a low level boot proceedure that has been tested on these ecu.

the ecu is not actually stuffed its just had a program file written to it that has sent it off with the faries and it no longer talkes to the obd port.

you would now have to remove ecu make circuits and solder direct to the board to talk to the SH 72531 micro controller directly using the renasas flash toolkit to erase and reprogram it. no one has done this yet apart from maybe ecutek. The tactrix guys have not done it yet either and are not sure if the renasas tool will work.


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