DANA SPICER TM4 SUMO HP HV Powertrain, Troubleshooting Manual

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Appendix
Appendix 6: Update Software
1. Download the up to date software from the
Dana TM4 extranet site.
2. Once downloaded, execute the software
package exe file. The appropriate file will be
saved at the right location on the PC for ODIN
usage.
3. Once executed, the original .exe file can be
discarded.
4. Start ODIN4 using the ODIN 4 Server 1
shortcut.
5. Make sure that the ignition key is set to ON in
order to establish communication with the
MCU. The « Device Connected » in green text
should be shown in the Status bar. If that is
the case, go to step 7. Otherwise, continue on
the next step.
6. If communication with the MCU was not
established,
select the
Configuration/Device communication and
select « Find Device » button. Wait until your
CAN interface establish communication with
the MCU by looking at the window under the
« Find Device» button. Once communication
is established, select it and then select «
Apply » button.
7. Make sure that the ignition key is set to OFF
and wait until «Device disconnected » in
yellow is shown in the ODIN status bar. From
a previous power ON, this could take up to 10
seconds maximum.
8. From the TM4 ODIN menu, select
Configuration/Flash program manager .
Note : A message is displayed asking if you
want to save the current workspace before
programming another package; if you want to
keep a copy of the workspace, save it as an
.odn4 file. If you do not choose to save, the
data will be cleared.
9. Select the application software from the
Select program list.
10. Click Start ; wait a few seconds until the start
button name change to Stop .
11. Turn the ignition key to ON and wait for the
software update to complete.
12. Once completed, ODIN will disconnect from
the ODIN server and reconnect to the ODIN
server automatically.
13. At this point, the Device Connected in green
should be shown at the bottom left section of
the ODIN window with the software package
naming besides "Device :" in the bottom
middle section of the ODIN window.
14. At this point, the Basic TM4 ODIN file
(UserInterface.odn4) can be opened from the
ODIN menu Package Files/ Workspaces.
15. Contact TM4 Customer Service if you require help
programming the system using TM4 ODIN.