Vida CEM swapping

[RickHaleParker]

Will give it another go tomorrow.

When was the last time you downloaded the code?

[vtl]

Tried to crack the pin twice today unsuccessfully on 2007 XC70. CEM p/n: 30786890. Got the first 2 digits the same both times 79, 92 but on third digit got 2 different numbers. Will give it another go tomorrow.

Attach your logs.

[Canadian Moose]

The code was downloaded yesterday. How do I go about getting the logs?

[Canadian Moose]

Attaching serial output. Tried again this morning, no dice.

[RickHaleParker]

Attaching serial output. Tried again this morning, no dice.

Hardware construction can make a difference. Particularly on the third byte, which is is harder to detect.

Post pictures of your hardware, close up and high resolution. We might be able to spot something.

[RickHaleParker]

The connections in the Teensy should be fine, as I read several P2 models without any problems.

All electronics have manufacturing variations. There will be some units that need that extra edge. This project does push the envelope. .001s do add up.

[Canadian Moose]

Not my prettiest work but you get the idea.

[vtl]

Attaching serial output. Tried again this morning, no dice.

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diff --git a/volvo-cem-cracker.ino b/volvo-cem-cracker.ino
index e72d843..3a6b14f 100644
--- a/volvo-cem-cracker.ino
+++ b/volvo-cem-cracker.ino
@@ -781,8 +781,10 @@ void cemCrackPin (int maxBytes, bool verbose)
   memset (pin, 0x00, sizeof(pin));
 
   /* try and crack each PIN position */
-
-  for (i = 0; i < maxBytes; i++) {
+  pin[0] = 0x79;
+  pin[1] = 0x92;
+  pin[2] = <try placing numbers from top-6 short list>
+  for (i = 3; i < maxBytes; i++) {
     crackPinPosition (pin, i, verbose);
   }

Here's how to start with the third position, try a few bytes from top-3 or top-6, start with 0x97.

[vtl]

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CPU Maximum Frequency:   24000000
CPU Frequency:           180000000

Huh? 240 Mhz? Not 600?

Eh, even 24 Mhz... Something is not right.

[Canadian Moose]

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CPU Maximum Frequency:   24000000
CPU Frequency:           180000000

Huh? 240 Mhz? Not 600?

Eh, even 24 Mhz... Something is not right.

That's a good catch. I must've changed that setting manually last year when I was messing with my 2002 CEM and never changed it back. Gonna try to start at third position and see if it's able to do it. Looks like first 3 are 79 92 and 97.