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Old 04-01-2010, 23:38   #1 (permalink)
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empty eeprom memory ?


Hi all

I bought a vw beta blaupunkt radio from auto dismantlers, however, without code :-) .
I read, for this kind of radio, there is no way compute the security code from serial number, the only possibility is hacking eeprom.
On this site -= CODEDRADIO =- Base navigation is shown, the presence of 2 eeprom chips for my radio (there are 95160 and M92256, respectively).
But reality is different, in my radio is instead of 95160 eeprom one another chip - 25160. The other is the same - M92256.
I builded light version of pony prog (builded for only 25160 chip and without external source circuit).
Is wery interesting, this chip (25160) was empty. Full of zeros.

Where is saved code of my radio ? In M92256 ?

Thank you
 
Old 04-02-2010, 01:54   #2 (permalink)
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hello,

in VW BETA code is stored in SPI EEPROM 25160 and it's the same as 95160 (25160 = 95160)
but verify your ponyprog circuit ,there is a problem in it , reading "0" means that EEprom read operation
is not correct, you have to rectify your circuit and try read the Eeprom again.

good luck.
 
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chances are you have not built the programmer 100% correct or the connections are not right.
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Hi all

I bought a vw beta blaupunkt radio from auto dismantlers, however, without code :-) .
I read, for this kind of radio, there is no way compute the security code from serial number, the only possibility is hacking eeprom.
On this site -= CODEDRADIO =- Base navigation is shown, the presence of 2 eeprom chips for my radio (there are 95160 and M92256, respectively).
But reality is different, in my radio is instead of 95160 eeprom one another chip - 25160. The other is the same - M92256.
I builded light version of pony prog (builded for only 25160 chip and without external source circuit).
Is wery interesting, this chip (25160) was empty. Full of zeros.

Where is saved code of my radio ? In M92256 ?

Thank you
 
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Thank you, I`ll check my programmer circuit in the first line.
 
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Thank you, I`ll check my programmer circuit in the first line.
i find both my ponyprog programmers unreliable for spi -giving blank read but works for everything else (i2c ,microwire,pic)
i now use elnec seeprog for spi 100% reads every time.
 
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No defect in programmer circuit were found :-( . Experiment shows the same results - memory full of zeros :-( I`ll look for another smart programmer.
 
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and you tried to program then any data in eeprom 25160 or 95160 what ever you have there and verify it if it is wrote correctly all good and radio still no powers on ???? I don't think so
take your pony and add 100k potentiometer on 5v line to raise it on about 2.5v supply it need to be 2,7v before connect eeprom do calibration of pony and then attach and try to read ,might be something jump out from that eeprom
 
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yo zlix did u mean 100k potentiometer put on VCC line ???cuz i bought orange2 just for spi eproms
 
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good one then use orange don't use pony and potentiometer
 
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My friend read my eeprom and dump from my eeprom is here. Where can I find the security code ?
 
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My friend read my eeprom and dump from my eeprom is here. Where can I find the security code ?
------your code xxx9-----
 
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what about depositefile or try another uploading site.
 
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I uploaded dump from memory onto my ftp server. dump

I tried code 1029, but code is wrong :-( . After 2 attemps, radio switched to SAFE 2 mode and I have to wait for 1 hour. Can anyone help me ? :-( :-( :-(
 
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I uploaded dump from memory onto my ftp server. dump

I tried code 1029, but code is wrong :-( . After 2 attemps, radio switched to SAFE 2 mode and I have to wait for 1 hour. Can anyone help me ? :-( :-( :-(
Save it as a bin file and upload it here....
 
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ok ok ,wait that 1 hour and try my code in pm
 
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