Programing device for ECU modules, BDM100.K

Programing device for internal combustion engine control modules BDM100.K

BDM100 - opens the door to tuning almost all generations of engine control modules (ECUs).

Since manufacturers have introduced new generation control module protection systems, standard programming using the OBD2 connector has become more and more complex. BDM100 - will give you the ability to adjust parameters of engine control modules (ECUs) that use Motorola MPC555-565 microprocessors.

This generation of Motorola microprocessors store about 448 Kb - 1 Mb of data. That stored memory cannot be read or reprogrammed using an EPROM programmer. But, this is possible using a special BDM interface that must be installed on each engine control module (ECU) board. 10 soldering points are usually reserved for this purpose.

Also, there are motor control modules with 12 or 14 soldering points, through which the board can be supplied with working voltage.

With BDM100 you will be able to connect these BDM solder points with WinOLS software on PC. The BDM100 device is supplied with power via a USB cable, and the ECU requires its own 12V power supply.

Currently, the interface with the following ECUs has been successfully tested

*- an additional external power supply is required