Problem: Tried to read and write Simos 18.1 ECU with Foxflash but extract password not working.

Solution:
Voltage is not good.
User feedback:
Solved! Had a problem with the resistances, the voltage is true, the power
supply died and did it with the standard.
READ OK.
WRITE OK.
CHEKSUM OK
FOXFLASH.
STAGE 1 + POPS
VW GTI 7 2.0TSI 230CV
Read and write Skoda Fabia 1.2 12V Siemens Simos 3PG ECU with Foxflash successfully.
Lambda OFF.
BOOT
Read 2min.
BOOT Write 4min.
Checksum by Lsuite.
FoxFlash does not correct the checksum for this type driver.
Only self do with other software like Lsuite.
Problem: No red light on Foxflash programmer bench box and switch, has happened to anyone?
Solution:
Light comes only when tool start reading, when it says keep ecu power on make
sure switch is at 1, then press ok that’s when the light will come
Power will
only come on in bench mode after the program prompts you to press the power
button. The power button will then light up for one second and turn off
again.
See on bench box, when the red light turn on, you got power on switch,
and light is turned on.
It automatically goes red during read or write when
the software requests it to
Only power needed on read/write.
Problem: How do I read and write down a driver in a vw dcm6.2v with foxflash in boot mode, because after installing stage 1 (via OBD) the car does not start and I can’t bet anything?
Solution:
That situation usually comes from checksum handling or wrong patch area — DCM6.2V is picky.
If you can still read and connect to ecu, write original file, test if it starts.
If yes, then manually checksum the file and write it back. If it still causes problems solution is not good (bad file).
Foxflash don’t have bench or boot protocol for this ECU.
You can also take boot read and restore ecu.
It’s a SSANGYONG ACTYON 2009, 2.0, 104kW.
ECU type: Delphi
DCM3.2AP
Tool used: Foxflash
Mode: BDM mode.
BDM MPC 55x/56x
full backup with foxflash.
Checksum correction by foxflash,
IMMO OFF
ok.
ST95320 eeprom write back with TL866II programmer for set write
protect.



