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Do not power CEM before the cracker. Start the cracker, wait for "Putting all ECUs into programming mode", only then apply power to CEM. You have 5 seconds to do so.

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I do not have the "Putting all ECUs into programming mode" message on display or monitor in arduino.

Here's the arduino monitor.

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https://github.com/vtl/volvo-cem-cracke ... er.ino#L14

it says:

#define CEM_PN_AUTODETECT /* comment out for P2 CEM-L on the bench w/o DIM */

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Already done πŸ˜” no change

I think there is something wrong with the pin on CEM.

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Can it read part number now? Power up Teensy, wait for message, power up CEM within 5 seconds.

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vtl wrote: 21 Jan 2026, 13:22 Can it read part number now? Power up Teensy, wait for message, power up CEM within 5 seconds.
No way it can't work on the bench. I spent long months with CEM-L on the bench, hundreds of runs.

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vtl wrote: 21 Jan 2026, 14:34
vtl wrote: 21 Jan 2026, 13:22 Can it read part number now? Power up Teensy, wait for message, power up CEM within 5 seconds.
No way it can't work on the bench. I spent long months with CEM-L on the bench, hundreds of runs.
So i will make it on car, thanks for the advice. πŸ‘

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vfred748 wrote: 22 Jan 2026, 09:26
vtl wrote: 21 Jan 2026, 14:34
vtl wrote: 21 Jan 2026, 13:22 Can it read part number now? Power up Teensy, wait for message, power up CEM within 5 seconds.
No way it can't work on the bench. I spent long months with CEM-L on the bench, hundreds of runs.
So i will make it on car, thanks for the advice. πŸ‘
I said it works on the bench. I ran it once, maybe twice on a real car :) Remove autodetect line, compile/upload, wait for the message, power up the CEM quickly.

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I just managed to read the PIN on my C30. Can I check the previously read code after unplugging the Teensy and plugging it back in? Is it saved somewhere?
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