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Version 1.01
Menu items
Description
Tool
To access a possible submenu of utilities.
Reading EEPROM
To read data from the EEPROM memory and save them in a file on your
computer.
Writing EEPROM
To write data of the EEPROM memory. The file containing data to write
must be saved in your computer.
Unlock ECU
To activate the programming via OBDII diagnostic connector on the ECU.
Backup Read
To make a full backup of the ECU and save the backup file on your
computer.
Backup Write
To restore the ECU to its original state at any time, provided that you have
the backup file of the ECU and that the file is saved on your computer.
Write Clone
To duplicate an ECU to another one with the same hardware, provided
that you made a full backup of the original ECU and the backup file is saved
on your computer.
ECU Data
In order to read data that enable programming in Boot mode
.
OBDII Data
To acquire data that cannot be read in Boot mode.
Del. Errors
To erase any DTC errors.
Set Up
To access a possible submenu of settings.
Pull Up
To choose the most appropriate pull-up resistor of the tool to perform
reading / writing operations on the K-line. Normally it is set to 'Default'
and is not to be changed.
If communication does not work, however, we recommend selecting a
resistor value gradually lower and try again.
Speed
To select the speed of reading / writing operations on the K-line. Normally
it is set to 'Maximum' and is not to be changed.
If communication does not work, however, we recommend selecting
"Minimum" and try again.
Verification
To compare the file read from the ECU with one saved on your computer.
Specials
To access the Counter submenu.
Counter
To display the programming counter of the ECU.
Follow the instructions in the K-Suite software, which will indicate when you need to turn on or off
the dashboard of the vehicle.
In case of problems or if communication with the ECU is not carried out successfully, before
requesting support refer to the section
Troubleshooting (page
31
).
It is possible to perform reading / writing operations even if your computer does not have an
active Internet connection.