Vida CEM swapping

[ZRimaZ]

i'm looking at .bin i read last week ..
is it possible that pin is 0 0 0 0 0 0?
i'm not sure if anyone touched CEM before me.
and I'm not sure if I'm at the right address 0x6000?


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Is it "brick" cem before 2004? If yes, thoose cem have pin at 2 different addresses- just before 0x6000 or before 0x4000, so look for another location

[matija0610]

yes, 2000 brick CEM
on 0x4000 and very around 0x4000 only FF

does it make sense to try teensy on this CEM?
I know it still doesn't work on this variant of CEM, but I want to participate in the development, does it make sense for me if the PIN is all 0?

[ZRimaZ]

yes, 2000 brick CEM
on 0x4000 and very around 0x4000 only FF

does it make sense to try teensy on this CEM?
I know it still doesn't work on this variant of CEM, but I want to participate in the development, does it make sense for me if the PIN is all 0?

PIN for cem-b is located at 0x5ff0 or 0x3ff0.

Edit:

Sorry, my mistake: For CEM-B PIN is located at 0x4000 or 0x6000:

[RickHaleParker]

I have 30+ ( V-Battery ) to E:3 & E:6. E:1 is grounded, no current draw.

Tired applying 30+ to the Ignition switch pins B:1 ( S ), B:2 ( X ) & B:3 ( 15 ) and still no current draw.

Tried this again and it came to life when I connected B:3 ( 15 ). Drawing ~100 mA and I can hear a internal relay power up when I connect B:3 ( 15 ) Key on. Looks like the CEM-B needs the key on unlike the L & H which is always alive to some extent.

The CEM-B has been in storage ... perhaps it was comatose.

[matija0610]

PIN for cem-b is located at 0x5ff0 or 0x3ff0.

Edit:

Sorry, my mistake: For CEM-B PIN is located at 0x4000 or 0x6000:

this is my CEM:

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I don't know why I have 0?
a friend sends me another CEM, I'll try with him. For this one I’m not sure if anyone messed up before me.

[vtl]

I can email you my dump (flash chip was blown off and read in a programmer), it has the pin at ~0x6000.

[ZRimaZ]

this is my CEM:

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I don't know why I have 0?
a friend sends me another CEM, I'll try with him. For this one I’m not sure if anyone messed up before me.

Strange... To be honest, I never checked what pin is in cem. And I have tons of read cems, so if you need some, I can manage to share it with you. Also - cem-l, cem-h and p3 cems...

[matija0610]

is it possible that for some markets they did not put a pin?
i picked up a couple .bin's from the internet, they all have a pin at 0x6000.

i wanted to test tensy on this CEM but i don't know if it makes sense when pin 0, and old CEM-B is a hard nut to crack anyway?

on point:
What do we need to have, what do we need to know, to change the configuration block via OBD?
1. PIN
2. R/W flash (Dice?)
3. Config parameter
4. ...
check list?

[ZRimaZ]

To answer to your question before and now, whether is cem-b worth wasting the time trying to crack it.. My opinion is - not worth. Because of very simple reason - every day it is less and less thoose volvo before 2005...

[matija0610]

yes, you are totally right. I agree