Bosch Flasher-PRO Manuel utilisateur

Flasher-PRO

User’s Manual

Flasher-PRO User’s Manual | August 2008 Robert Bosch LLC

Table of Contents | Flasher-PRO | 1

Flasher-PRO Contents

2 Getting to know Flasher-PRO

Connectors and Status Indicators

Vehicle Connector

Ethernet Lights

Analog Connector

5 Setting up the Flasher-PRO

Powering Flasher-PRO

Connecting and Conguring Flasher-PRO

Flasher-PRO Checker Program

8 Reprogramming with J2534

9 Specications

10 Troubleshooting and support

If you cannot communicate with Flasher-PRO

If you need to recover from incorrect settings (Ethernet Only)

If you need to generate a logle for debugging

If you need to update drivers or rmware

Verify the network is congured correctly

If all else fails...

Robert Bosch LLC Flasher-PRO User’s Manual | August 2008

2 | Flasher-PRO | Getting to Know Flasher-PRO

Getting to Know Flasher-PRO

The Flasher-PRO supports all modern vehicle reprogramming protocols

including: J1850VPW, J1850PWM, CAN, ISO 15765, ISO 9141, ISO

14230/KWP2000, and Chrysler SCI

Your package includes: the Flasher-PRO hardware, a MVCI-J1962

vehicle interface cable, a USB cable, an Ethernet cable, and a CD

including drivers and support tools.

Because J2534-1 is a widely accepted standard, the Flasher-PRO will

work with a variety of ECM reprogramming applications. The EPA-

Published regulation has led to publicly available reprogramming

applications from almost every major automaker. These applications

will allow independent repair shops to update the calibrations on

newer automobiles.

Connectors and Status Indicators

Front Panel

There are 6 status lights on the front panel of the Flasher-PRO.

These status lights are useful for troubleshooting the Flasher-PRO’s

connection to a PC.

The yellow warning light indicates that Flasher-PRO is communicating

with the vehicle. Do not disconnect while this is illuminated! If you

interrupt a reash while the vehicle’s ECU s blank or only partially

programmed, the module may be unrecoverable. Refer to Table 1 for a

description of the other status lights.

Figure 1: Flasher-PRO front plate

Flasher-PRO User’s Manual | August 2008 Robert Bosch LLC

Getting to Know Flasher-PRO | Flasher-PRO | 3

Rear Panel

Connections to the vehicle, Ethernet, analog inputs, and external

programming voltage are available on the rear panel.

The external programming socket provides the user with access to the

5-20V programming voltage. This is used for Mitsubishi, Subaru or any

other vehicle that needs voltage on an additional connector.

Table 1: Status lights on the front panel of Flasher-PRO

#Light Description

Power Power (Solid Green)

1Ethernet Green indicates a good connection directly to a PC or to an

existing Ethernet network.

2USB Green indicates a good USB connection. The PC has

identied and congured Flasher-PRO properly.

3Wireless Green indicates a good connection directly to a PC or to an

existing wireless access point.

4Vehicle Yellow warns that Flasher-PRO is talking to a vehicle. Blinks

to indicate activity on the vehicle’s network.

5Fault Red indicates a momentary network fault or a serious

hardware failure. Please call technical support for

assistance.

Figure 2: Rear panel with vehicle, analog, and Ethernet sockets

Robert Bosch LLC Flasher-PRO User’s Manual | August 2008

4 | Flasher-PRO | Getting to Know Flasher-PRO

Vehicle Connector

The mating connector is

a standard MVCI, High

Density DB-26.

Pin # Function

1 CAN2 Single Wire

2J1850PWM+

J1850VPW

3CAN2+

4 Case Ground

5Signal Ground

6 CAN+ (CAN-C only)

SCI A Engine

5v-20v out

7 ISO-9141 K-line

SCI A Engine

SCI A Trans

SCI B Engine

8No Connect

9 SCI B Trans

5v-20v out or short-to-ground

10 J1850PWM-

11 CAN2-

5v-20v out

12 SCI B Engine

5v-20v out or short-to-ground

13 5v-20v out

14 CAN- (CAN-C only)

SCI A Trans

5v-20v out

15 ISO L Line

SCI B Trans

Short-to-ground

16 Battery In (150mA @ 12 VDC)

17 Cable ID 2

18 Cable ID 1

23 +5 output (50mA fused)

26 Ground

Ethernet Lights

Use the standard Ethernet cable

(black) to connect to an existing

network, or use the crossover

cable (blue with red ends) to

connect directly to a laptop.

Color Description

Left Green Ethernet Activity

Right Green Ethernet Link Light

Analog Connector

The 12-bit analog inputs are setup

for an input range of 0 to 27.5VDC

and are electrically protected

against reverse voltage and over

voltage conditions. The Mating

connector is a High Density DB-15

Pin # Function Direction

2 Channel 6 In

4 Channel 3 In

6 Battery

Voltage

Out (200mA

max)

8 Channel 4 In

10 Channel 1 In

12 Channel 5 In

14 Channel 2 In

1, 3, 5,

7, 9, 11,

13, 15

Ground

Flasher-PRO User’s Manual | August 2008 Robert Bosch LLC

Setting Up the Flasher-PRO | Flasher-PRO | 5

Setting Up the Flasher-PRO

Powering Flasher-PRO

First, determine how the Flasher-PRO will receive power:

1. Vehicle power: The optional MVCI to OBD-II cable provides power to

the Flasher-PRO from a vehicle. Most vehicles built after 1996 have

an OBD-II port somewhere under the dash on the driver’s side, as

specied in SAE J1962.

2. Bench top power supply: When using the Flasher-PRO on a bench,

put power on pin 16 (VBATT) and ground on pin 5 (Signal Ground).

When Flasher-PRO is rst powered-on, the lights will cycle through a

self-test procedure. Remember that the Flasher-PRO does not receive

power from your PC’s Ethernet or USB ports.

Connecting and Conguring Flasher-PRO

Second, connect the Flasher-PRO to your PC:

Using USB

The Flasher-PRO is powered from the vehicle connector, so it will have

to be connected to a vehicle or powered from an external power supply

to use USB. Once powered, connect your PC to the Flasher-PRO thru

USB to install the drivers.

1. Once connected, you

will be prompted from

windows with new

hardware found.

2. Select Install from a list

or specic location. Click

browse and point to

the CD drive, under the

Drivers-USB folder. If your

CD-ROM is Drive letter E,

the path would be

e:\Drivers-USB.

3. Follow the process; it will install the USB drivers.

Robert Bosch LLC Flasher-PRO User’s Manual | August 2008

6 | Flasher-PRO | Setting Up the Flasher-PRO

Using Ethernet

We strongly recommend Flasher-PRO’s default Client then Server

mode, because no conguration changes would be required when

moving the Flasher-PRO between LAN and in-vehicle use.

To a Laptop Directly

Connect a cross-over type Ethernet cable (blue with red ends) between

a PC and the Flasher-PRO.

To an Existing LAN

Connect a standard Ethernet cable. On most LANs, Flasher-PRO can

obtain its IP address automatically using DHCP. Ask your network

administrator if this service is available on your network.

Flasher-PRO Checker Program

The Flasher-PRO Checker Program is a handy tool for collecting current

state information of your Flasher-PRO. The program allows you to

change Ethernet congurations, update the rmware, nd the current

IP address, and rmware revision.

To run the Flasher-PRO Checker Program, insert the CD that came with

your Flasher-PRO into your PC. Using My Computer, double click on the

CD Rom drive. Next, double click on the “FLPCheckerProject” le.

Updating Firmware with the Flasher-PRO Checker Program

The Flasher-PRO Checker Program can update the Firmware of your

Flasher-PRO either over the Ethernet connection or over USB.

To begin, make sure your Flasher-PRO is connected to your PC. Run the

Flasher-PRO Checker Program. Your Flasher-PRO will automatically be

found. If you have more than one Flasher-PRO attached to your local

network, you have the option to pick a specic unit from the drop down

at the top. Once your Flasher-PRO has been selected, click on “Update

Firmware.” Browse to the location of the Flasher-PRO rmware le,

select the le, and click “Open.” Your Flasher-PRO will now be updated.

This process can take up to 10 minutes. DO NOT UNPLUG YOUR

FLASHER-PRO UNTIL THE PROGRAM HAS FINISHED.

Install Check Program

The Install Check program allows users to view information on the

status of drivers currently installed on a PC. To make sure your Flasher-

Flasher-PRO User’s Manual | August 2008 Robert Bosch LLC

Setting Up the Flasher-PRO | Flasher-PRO | 7

PRO drivers are installed correctly, run “Install_Check.exe” from the CD

included with your Flasher-PRO. If your drivers are installed correctly

the program will show:

“Flasher-PRO USB Installed”

If you do not see either of these entries then your Flasher-PRO drivers

are not installed.

Vehicle Check Program

The Vehicle Check program is a handy utility that allows a user to

nd what communication protocol a vehicle uses and the VIN number

associated with that vehicle. To use the Vehicle Check program rst

make sure that your Flasher-PRO is connected to a vehicle and to

your PC, and also have the vehicle’s key in the ON position. Run the

“Vehicle_Check.exe” program from the CD. Make sure your Flasher-

PRO is selected from the drop down box and click “Check Connection.”

Each OBD protocol will be checked for a vehicle connection and VIN.

The results will be displayed in the appropriate column.

Debug Check Program

The Debug Check Program is a tool that our customers can use when

they are having trouble with J2534 communications. The program

enable debugging for the Flasher-PRO and gives Tech Support good

insight into a problem.

To turn debugging on, run the “Debug_Check.exe” from the CD that

came with your Flasher-PRO. Once the program is running, make sure

there is a check mark next to “Flasher-PRO” in the upper left corner.

Next Click “Enable Debug.” Now when you run your J2534 application

a le is made that allows us to see what messages get sent through

the Flasher-PRO. This le is saved in the C:\Documents and Settings\

USERNAME\Local Settings\Temp directory for XP and the C:\Users\

USERNAME\AppData\Local\Temp directory for Vista.

To send support a debug le, run “Debug_Check.exe” from the CD

and click on “Read Debug le.” You will have to pick the debug le

from the window. They are saved as a text le and look similar to this:

“DebugPlus_1216221943_6936.txt” Once you have the le selected

click “Open.” Now copy all of the text in the screen and E-mail it to

support.

Robert Bosch LLC Flasher-PRO User’s Manual | August 2008

8 | Flasher-PRO | Reprogramming with J2534

Reprogramming with J2534

If you want to reprogram vehicles using OEM software, you can nd a

list below of websites that offer subscription software.

Automaker Website

BMW http://www.bmwtechinfo.com/

Mini http://www.minitechinfo.com/

Porsche http://techinfo.porsche.com/

Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge http://www.techauthority.com/

Ford, Lincoln,

Mercury,

http://www.motorcraft.com/

Land Rover http://www.landrovertechinfo.com/

Volvo http://www.volvotechinfo.com/

Cadillac, Chevrolet,

Daewoo, GM, GEO,

Pontiac, Buick, Saturn,

SAAB

http://www.gmtechinfo.com/

Acura, Honda http://www.serviceexpress.honda.com/

Isuzu http://www.isuzutechinfo.com/

Mazda http://www.mazdatechinfo.com/

Mercedes http://www.startekinfo.com/

Mitsubishi http://www.mitsubishitechinfo.com/

Nissan http://www.nissan-techinfo.com

Toyota, Lexus, Scion http://techinfo.toyota.com/

Volkswagen http://www.erwin.volkswagen.de/erWinVW

Audi http://erwin.audi.de/erWinAudi

When reprogramming, always be sure the vehicle battery is fully

charged and in good working condition. We recommend connecting an

external battery charger to ensure a successful operation.

More information on how to use J2534 reprogramming can be found at

www.boschdiagnostics.com

Flasher-PRO User’s Manual | August 2008 Robert Bosch LLC

Specications | Flasher-PRO | 9

Specications

Flasher-PRO Specications:

Bus Protocols

Primary CAN / ISO15765 / GMLAN f

Secondary CAN / ISO15765 / GMLAN (Dual or Single Wire) f

Ford SCP (J1850PWM) f

GM Class2 (J1850VPW) f

KWP2000 (ISO9141/14230) f

Chrysler SCI (J2610) f

Other

Compliant to SAE J2534 (Feb 2002) and SAE J2534-1 (Dec 2004) f

Compliant to ISO 22900-1 MVCI physical layer f

Programming voltage on J1962 pin 6, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14 or Aux f

Ground pins 9, 12, or 15 f

Note: Drawing current in excess of 200ma on a line congured for

FEPS programming voltage may damage the Flasher-PRO hardware.

Avoid grounding any output pin congured for programming voltage!

Battery Voltage is fused (auto reset) at 200mA.

Name Value

Input Voltage Range 6VDC to 26VDC

Supply Current 320mA @ 6VDC

200mA @12VDC

170mA @15VDC

Operating Temperature +0C to +60C ambient

Storage Temperature -65C to +100C ambient

Size 1.25”H x 7.5”D x 5.25”W

Table des matières

Autres manuels Bosch Accessoires automobiles

Bosch

Bosch T50028 Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch 1 987 432 300 Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch Telematics Smart Plug Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch Dexter Tow Assist Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch Multi-Clip 2.1 Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch QUICK FIT F026C00470 Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch VCUNM1 Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch 0 986 612 950 Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch 1 987 432 017 Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch C3 Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch Power Xpress Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch IMSA Prototype Classes Scrutineering System Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch 0 275 007 025 Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch 1 987 432 003 Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch SCT 815 S5 Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch ABS M5 Kit Porsche 991 Cup Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch FWA 9000 Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch Power DC plus 25kW Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch GWB031 Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch ABS M4 Kit Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch 1 987 432 091 Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch ABS M4 Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch Collision Avoidance System CAS-M light Manuel utilisateur

Bosch

Bosch 1987 432 277 Manuel utilisateur

Manuels Accessoires automobiles populaires d'autres marques

James Baroud

James Baroud Odyssey Manuel utilisateur

Motorola

Motorola i50sx Manuel utilisateur

Yakima

Yakima 9MM STANDARD BIKE MOUNT Manuel utilisateur

Feniex

Feniex T3 Manuel utilisateur

Renault

Renault 77 11 423 180 Manuel utilisateur

Kia

Kia E8300-4D000 Manuel utilisateur

Brink

Brink 756843 Manuel utilisateur

Whispbar

Whispbar K085W Manuel utilisateur

v.link

v.link CI-VL2-PC-HSD Manuel utilisateur

Viking

Viking Stack-Rack Guide de configuration rapide

Aries

Aries 203015 Manuel utilisateur

Choetech

Choetech AT0005 Manuel utilisateur

ZZ2

ZZ2 ZZAIR-PRO Manuel utilisateur

Holman

Holman 4A80L Manuel utilisateur

Thule

Thule 2075 Manuel utilisateur

Motorola

Motorola T325 Manuel utilisateur

TAUBENREUTHER

TAUBENREUTHER 16-3950 Guide d'installation

DV8

DV8 FBJL-02 Manuel utilisateur