This ones had a hard 6 year life for sure. Love orange5 but wish they used an aluminum case. I have a tendency to use hot air on it. The kapton tape helps a bit. I have my tl866 wrapped up with it as well.
Thank you very much for your video. But the Font size or the format was very small couldn't see the screen at all. I'm about to get the orange tool as I'm a locksmith and do have a lot of great tools including ms909.
Good day sir, what happens if the Dflash theres no info and EEE but Pflash is available is there a way to save for example a bcm that got corrupted, i was working on a Jaguar xf 2013 after battery removed it corrupted the front BCM
For bmw if there is no dflash you have to use a known good dflash from another module and then code the unit same as you would a replacement. I dont know much about Jags but I assume it would be the same.
I think orange5 was being picky on that one for some reason and wasn't writing correctly till I cleared it all. I usually use xprog on them so cant recall at the moment why I had to when doing this video sorry.
why did you make this video and not clearly show where the wire plug in the orange 5? Not to mention as you jumping around with the pins and skip saying the name of what you're plugging in? Seems obvious to focus a little bit on the actual connection. Then you open the software and say "Let's go into 'device''" and you clearly clicked "type" Why make a video, that should informative, and make no effort to avoid confusing people?
I do call out each pin as I connect it. VCC, RST, BKDG=RXD and Ground. They are what they are. As for saying Device and clicking "type" I use a lot of tools. These are generic terms for going into the software and selecting the chip you will be reading. TYPE is short for TYPE OF DEVICE.
Its not hard to do it with any tool that works with 9s12xeq384. Hexprog does have a nice dummy button to do everything for you it looks like which can make things easy. Personally I havent used it so I cant comment much on it. Thanks for watching.
Hell, your 🍊 Orange-5 has had a hard life
Nice job on the FRM 😎
This ones had a hard 6 year life for sure. Love orange5 but wish they used an aluminum case. I have a tendency to use hot air on it. The kapton tape helps a bit. I have my tl866 wrapped up with it as well.
Thank you so much, helped me a lot ❤
Hi. I heard about this glitch but haven't fixed it yet. Regards.
Thank you very much for your video.
But the Font size or the format was very small couldn't see the screen at all.
I'm about to get the orange tool as I'm a locksmith and do have a lot of great tools including ms909.
Its a good tool
can you make a video about the programmers you use why and what for x job ?
Thanks for the suggestion, I'll keep it in mind.
Good day sir, what happens if the Dflash theres no info and EEE but Pflash is available is there a way to save for example a bcm that got corrupted, i was working on a Jaguar xf 2013 after battery removed it corrupted the front BCM
For bmw if there is no dflash you have to use a known good dflash from another module and then code the unit same as you would a replacement. I dont know much about Jags but I assume it would be the same.
Thank you very much, really appreciate your feedback 🙏
what is the software name and where can i get? i want to buy the programmer like you are using...
I use xprog from www.eldb.eu and orang5 from www.scorpio-lk.com/orange5.html
can this programmer support renesas RL78 mcu?
it has some in the list yes. i have not tried those with it though i dont think
hello friend es-que when you write eee and pflash es-que you also have to reprogram the dflash or you don't touch it
Writing is just pflash and eeprom. No dflash.
does it work with a dongle or can it be done without?
Does what work with a dongle?
@@ecurepair I don’t know what’s in the key or not, it’s just supposed to work with the key, but they didn’t send me with the device
Why you delete pflash? its enough to write dflash to eee
I think orange5 was being picky on that one for some reason and wasn't writing correctly till I cleared it all. I usually use xprog on them so cant recall at the moment why I had to when doing this video sorry.
Bonjour pouvez vous mettre les pin avec orange5 merci
as connected in video:
#1 purple wire = vcc
#2 yelllow wire = rst
#3 black wire = gnd
#4 green wire = rxd
Thanks you
why did you make this video and not clearly show where the wire plug in the orange 5? Not to mention as you jumping around with the pins and skip saying the name of what you're plugging in? Seems obvious to focus a little bit on the actual connection. Then you open the software and say "Let's go into 'device''" and you clearly clicked "type" Why make a video, that should informative, and make no effort to avoid confusing people?
I do call out each pin as I connect it. VCC, RST, BKDG=RXD and Ground. They are what they are. As for saying Device and clicking "type" I use a lot of tools. These are generic terms for going into the software and selecting the chip you will be reading. TYPE is short for TYPE OF DEVICE.
hextag best for these and many other modules
Its not hard to do it with any tool that works with 9s12xeq384. Hexprog does have a nice dummy button to do everything for you it looks like which can make things easy. Personally I havent used it so I cant comment much on it. Thanks for watching.
another question is it necessary to program the dflash after eee and the pflash
Where you can find tutorials about the calculator procedure of orange5 ?