Is a professional software for removing crash data and airbag resetting for many car's SRS different made/models. Easy method to remove crash data for many cars airbag modules, all you need is to read the bin file which stored on the memory device (EEPROM or MCU) of the SRS module by a serial programmer, (UPA-USB prog, X-Prog. Step 2 - Repairing airbag module: Desolder the memory chip where Crash Data is stored. Read out the Crash Data using an EEPROM Programmer, x-prog M or any Universal Programmer. Always verify the reading process and keep a copy of your Crash Data (Dump) as backup in case things go wrong. Save the Crash Data (Dump) as Binary Format File (.bin). Airbag Crash Data Reset Tool. This update will give access to any Airbag modules added in year 2019 in any Airbag Direct software. List of modules will be updated everytime when new modules are added to Carprog and they will be available to all who bought 2019 Airbag Update. Your SRS unit will be reprogrammed to the original factory programming. Airbag Crash Data Reset Software Download - seriouslasopa Calcmaster software for airbag modules to remove crash data. Any year make and model point and click simple to use copy paste data directly into buffer. SRSModule Information DVD, Crash Data Calculator and Tools.

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Here at AirbagReset.com we specialise in airbag module resetting, which we have been doing for expertly since 2005. We can clear the crash data & reset your airbag module following an airbag deployment or crash event. This will allow you to re-use your original airbag module rather than buying a new unit, saving you hundreds of pounds. We offer a convenient & fast postal service which starts at only £35 all inclusive, including free return post.

To order an airbag module reset by post, please check your part number by choosing your vehicle from the list below.

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In our online airbag tool shop you will find a selection of airbag reset tools & airbag diagnostic equipment.

These range from basic tools to turn off your airbag light to complete vehicle diagnostic interfaces and software which cover all makes and models of cars & vans.

You will find great value tools, some of which will remove crash data from airbag modules via the 16 pin OBD socket so the airbag module does not need to be removed or sent away for resetting or repair.

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The Airbag Help section of our website provides some useful articles and help for airbag warning light problems and airbag system faults.

With vehicle MOT legislation now including the correct function of the airbag warning light as part of the MOT test, many vehicle owners are having to find affordable solutions for airbag light problems & airbag faults.

Vehicle diagnostic bills from garages can be particularly expensive so with our airbag help pages we aim to provide some solutions to airbag faults and the airbag reset tools & services to get the job done cheaper, saving you money.

We cannot provide individual help for your airbag light problems but we can put you in touch with local airbag technicians should you need somebody to fix your vehicle for you.

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Airbag Crash Data Removal

Crash data is recorded in the memory of an airbag module after an impact has been detected. This data will contain information relating to the accident or airbag deployment event. Modules may record data such as vehicle occupancy, fastened seatbelts, lights function, vehicle speed, braking speed or deceleration, point of impact, severity of impact & which airbag components were deployed like airbags and seat belt pre-tensioners amongst other data depending on vehicle manufacturer. In most modules this data is hard written so that it cannot be erased by normal diagnostic equipment as it may be data that is required by the vehicle repairer or for investigation purposes. The fact that the crash data is hard written is what locks the airbag module and renders it un-useable which is why the only option used to be to replace the module at hundreds of pounds.

However, with bench programming systems and software, the crash data can be removed from airbag modules restoring them to there pre-accident factory condition and allowing them to be re-used rather than buying a new module.

We offer crash data removal and airbag module resetting services for most airbag modules on the market meaning that you can simply post your original module for repair at a fraction of the cost of a new unit and re-use it when repairing your vehicle. This service is ideal for bodyshops, vehicle repairiers and clients involved in the repair of autosalvage where budgets are tight.

What is Crash Data?

Crash Data is simply a type of ‘Fault’ code stored in the airbag memory, unlike regular ‘fault codes’ or DTC’s (Diagnostic Trouble Codes) a ‘Crash Data’ code is a ‘Permanent’ stored code that cannot be cleared or reset using conventional diagnostic equipment. This is because the manufacturers design airbag modules to operate once only in a crash/impact event, and then become ‘Spent’ – i.e.

Crash Data Stored. As an example, the Mk2 Renault Clio was prone to detonating the side/seat airbags if the car was bumped up a kerb stone at the side of the road while parking, storing a ‘Crash Event’ and giving the Permanent Fault code of “Airbag Computer Permanent Fault – Replace computer” which could not be reset and would require a new airbag module to be fitted. The same is true of event data stored due to seat belt pyrotechnic pre-tensioners being activated. In a lot of cases, the Permanent Crash Data fault code can become stored in an airbag module without the vehicle ever suffering a crash, so the term ‘Crash Data’ is a generic term which describes a fault code stored to the airbag module which is not a diagnostic trouble code (DTC) but instead a ‘Permanent Recorded Fault Code’ that cannot be erased conventionally.. UNTIL NOW.. With TachosoftOnline, You can reset these Permanent Fault Codes!

Below I have listed some of the common terminology you will see using our products:

HEX = BINARY =

Crash Data =

DUMP = EEPROM= MCU =

PACKAGE=

D/L-B = SOIC8 = QFP64=

Viewer data seen in the programmer data editor Also known as ‘BIN’ is the File Format we use. (It is also industry standard, your programmer ‘WILL’ support saving read data as .BIN) Permanent fault codes stored in the Airbag module after a Crash/impact event

Date content retrieved from an I.C. EPROM Memory (Data) Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory Microcontroller or Micro Computer Unit (an I.C. integrating a Computer Processor, Memory and a Peripheral Input/Output device in a single I.C. package)

The encapsulation of the microchip into its production packaging/casing

Dual In-Line I.C. with 8 legs, 4 each side. (Serial EEPROM)

Small Outline I.C. with 8 legs, 4 each side. (SERIAL EEPROM) Quad Flat Package with 64 legs, 16 legs per side. (MCU)

What You Need?

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Step.1 – Obtaining the crash ‘data’ from the Airbag module.

Before you open the airbag module, navigate you to search your vehicle airbag make and model on internet.Once you have found the correct part listed,you need to find correct ‘memory’ identification that stores the crash data memory content. (E.G: FIAT PUNTO – Part number ”46768868” – Memory contained in “68HC05B16”)

Note: Serial EPROM Memory (Fig.04) is normally identified as: 24C0x / 25Cxx / 95xxx (Where ‘x’ relates to memory size) MCU based EPROM memory – Microcontroller where the memory is integral to the main processor, these MCU’s are larger microchips with many legs on each side. Usually Identified by a ‘MASK ID’ such as “0D60J” on the 3rd line printed on the MCU (Fig.05). Occasionally the device I.D. may be printed in full on the MCU package (Fig.06).

Now you have identified what memory you need to read/write, you can open the airbag module and connect the EPROM/MCU. (Fig.04/05) For DIL8 and S0IC8 Serial EPROM microchips, Pin1 of the Device is identified by a Chamfered Edge, Dot, Dimple and/or Manufacturers Logo

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Step.2 – Reading the Crash Data

Now your ready to read the EPROM data from the microchip. Select the correct memory type (Fig.07). PLEASE NOTE – When reading MCU Microcontrollers, you must only select to read the EPROM content only, and not the full MCU memory content. There is always an option to read FULL MCU or EPROM only in universal programmers (Fig.08). Once you have selected the correct memory microchip type, you can select the function to ‘read’ the EPROM. If your programmer has a Viewable HEX field, you will see data in the HEX field after the read is complete. If the HEX field data is all FFFF FFFF or all 0000 0000, your programmer has not correctly read the EPROM. Re-check connections and try again to read the EPROM. When correctly reading the EPROM you will be able to retrieve a field of random HEX data and then using the programmer ‘VERIFY’ function, confirm the data read from the EPROM is correct. The Verify function is used to compare the data stored in the EPROM being read by the programmer, with the data shown in the HEX field. Although similar to the ‘Read’ function, it will not populate the HEX field with the data read from the EPROM in Verify mode.

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Step.3 – Saving the Binary Crash File (CrashData.BIN)

Now that you have completed your read of the EPROM (EPROM Data area ONLY for MCU devices) you are ready to save your Crash Data File as a Binary file. In your programmer, select the ‘Save As’ function usually in the FILE menu at the top of the programmer window. Type your file name so that you can correctly identify it later, i.e. “PUNTO-46768868-68HC05B16-CRASH” you will notice, we do not write the file extension .BIN but before we select save, we choose the option ‘File Format or File Type’ and select Save As ‘BINARY FILE’ (Fig.09/10) ..Now select save file! The file you have now created will have the file extension .BIN automatically by the programmer save function. (In some cases, the file Extension .BIN may not be made, this is ok providing the File Type/Format was selected to Binary before the save was made.) Our database engine only recognises the Binary file format, as this is the most common industry standard format and supported by all programmers. Other file formats are no supported, example of some common file formats NOT supported are: HEX, DEC, OCT,

FLO, DOU, ETL, MOT, and so on. Now you understand the importance of saving your EPROM data or if you prefer ‘EPROM DUMP’ to a Binary Format file, you can continue to uploading your CrashData.bin file to the TachosoftOnline.com database for file regeneration.

Step 4:Use Airbag reset software to Generate Reset Data File

Now you’re ready to load your CrashData.BIN file to Tachosoft Airbag Resetter Calculator, select the correct vehicle Make and Model, and confirm you have the correct Airbag part number and EPROM highlighted.

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Step.5 – Programming the CLEARdata.BIN back to your EPROM.

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Programming your CLEARdata.BIN file back to your EPROM is similar to the function of reading it, it is not uncommon for the programming process to take longer.. So if your programmer seems to be running slowly, this is normal for programming. Once you have programmed the CLEARdata.BIN file back to your EPROM, using the Verify function again, confirm the data in the EPROM matches that of the data from the CLEARdata.BIN file loaded into your programmers displayed HEX field. VERIFY – OK… remove your programmer’s connections to the EPROM. You have now successfully completed the Crash Data Removal Process.