Vnci j2534
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- Cincinnatus
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Vnci j2534
So I just bought one of these. They're on eBay for $25. I had to find the drivers on a site listing a black version named GoDiag. Forscan found it as a device. I'll test tomorrow and report. No 60 day license required like my vcx nano. Also found obdwiz for free and it sees it as a device, supports most protocols.
- Charlescrown
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Re: Vnci j2534
I'll be interested in just how good the devce is.
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No mention of pin 1 single wire low speed canbus.. But it does say gds2 supported??
I have no need but for the $$ I might grab one to see??
I found it on ebay, I suspect the internals are just like the toyota mini vci's there as well.. No pin 1 support, that makes it a deal breaker for me. Others might make use of it for the pin 2 vpw and 6&14 high speed communication..
I have no need but for the $$ I might grab one to see??
I found it on ebay, I suspect the internals are just like the toyota mini vci's there as well.. No pin 1 support, that makes it a deal breaker for me. Others might make use of it for the pin 2 vpw and 6&14 high speed communication..
- Cincinnatus
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Re: Vnci j2534
So it works with forscan, but no mscan as described. Doesn't work with tech2win, or pcmhammer. Hammer will let you select device, can query pcm for Vin and OS, but fails at uploading kernel. Will keep updating as I learn. Also learned obdwiz wants you to register for free when you attempt to connect to vehicle, and fails when it doesn't recognize the device.
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Sounded very promising.. until it didn’t.
Almost went to buy one myself to see what was inside of it!
Almost went to buy one myself to see what was inside of it!
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- Cincinnatus
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Re: Vnci j2534
I'll open it and post pics later. Also want to test with gds2 and report.
- DavidBraley
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Re: Vnci j2534
Here is the MCU datasheet: https://www.nationstech.com/uploadfile/file/20220907/1662531738522061.pdf
-David
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Re: Vnci j2534
Quite a few components that they have left pads for.
Plenty capable CPU when going through the data sheet.
Can't quite make out what the SOIC8 chip is on the second image which is closed to the top left of the board, starting with 293. Trying searching come variants and nothing pops up. Appears to have pin 2 running to it which would control either VPW or PWM.
Plenty capable CPU when going through the data sheet.
Can't quite make out what the SOIC8 chip is on the second image which is closed to the top left of the board, starting with 293. Trying searching come variants and nothing pops up. Appears to have pin 2 running to it which would control either VPW or PWM.
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- Gatecrasher
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Re: Vnci j2534
Looks like it might be an LM293? The Macchina M2 uses a similar circuit with an LM393 to feed J1850 to the main micro.
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