PSA AUTOMATIC
Delphi DCM7.1A
Instruction manual
The Emulator allows you to read the ECU’s PIN CODE or turn OFF immobiliser. The procedure must be completed by connecting the ECU on the bench. You just need to connect the Emulator to the ECU according to the pinout shown below. The Emulator will automatically determine the ECU’s PIN CODE or replace immobiliser signal. The procedure may take 3 to 90 hours. Procedure completion will be indicated by a blue LED on the Emulator.
CONNECTION
Program Usage
The emulator will automically establish the ECU’s PIN CODE in 3 to 90 hours or it will allow you to start the car, which will be indicated by a blue
Example cars
CITROEN
Citroen Berlingo
Citroen C4 Cactus
Citroen C5 AirCross
Citroen Jumpy
DS7
PEUGEOT
208 II
308 II
3008
OPEL
Crossland X
1. Procedure
Based on pinouts above, connect the ECU on the bench using laboratory power supply and dedicated wires. Solder the Emulator jumpers
( 1 + 2 + 3 + 5 + 7)
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2 Procedure
Connect the Emulator wires to the ECU according to the pinout.
Connect the Emulator to the ECU power supply wires ( DETERMINIG PIN ) or solder directly to the
ECU ( IMMO OFF )
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Blue LED Behaviour
Info
LOOKING FOR CODE
0,1 sec ON
2,0 sec OFF
Turn the power ON. The Emulator will start searching for the code.
This procedure may take 3 to 90 hours.
IMPOTANT: If you turn the power OFF, the procedure will be paused
-the Emulator will NOT reset itself.This means that when you turn the power ON again, the procedure will continue right from the place it was stpped at
CODE FOUND, VERIFYING FOR 10 SEC
0,2 sec ON
0,2 sec OFF
The Emulator found a passible match – it proceeds to verify the code for 10 seconds. If the code is found, the procedure will be complete.
Otherwise, the Emulator will resume searching for the code.
CODE FOUND, PROCEDURE COMPLETE
2,0 sec ON
0,1 sec OFF
The Emulator succesflly determined the PIN code – the car is allowed to start. The PIN code can be found on the Emulator’s 24C02 memory.
CONNECTION WİTH ECU NOT ESTABLISHED
0,1 sec ON
0,1 sec OFF
Check the POWER or CAN line
Determine the PIN CODE of the ECU
After the procedure above is complete and the blue LED indicates that the PIN code has been determinedcorrectly, disconnect the Emulator from the ECU, unsolder 24C02 memory and read its content with a programmer.
You will see that it has recorded the PIN CODE in the PIN TEXT
ATTENTION !
- The Emulator is reusable
- You can determine the PIN CODE or turn OFF the immobiliser in anther ECU
- You can use PIN CODE to code the key or match the ECU to the car.
Program introduction
The Emulator a llows you to read the ECU’s PIN CODE or turn OFF immobiliser. The procedure must be completed by connecting the ECU on the bench. You just need to connect the Emulator to the ECU according to the pinout shown below. The Emulator will automatically determine the ECU’s PIN CODE or replace immobiliser signal. The procedure may take 3 to 90 hours. Procedure completion will be indicated by a blue LED on the Emulator.
IMMO OFF
After the procedure above is complete and the blue LED indicates that the PIN code has been determined correctly, disconnect the Emulator from the ECU, open the Emulator cover using utility knife and solder the jumpers: 1 + 2 + 4 + 5 + 6. Then solder together leg 7 and 8 of the Emulator’s 24C02 memory
ATTENTION !
The Emulator is resable
In order to use it on another ECU, remove the solder bridge between leg 7 and 8 of the 24C02 memory and change the jumpers back to 1 + 2 + 3 + 5 + 7
After the ignition is turned on for the first time, the Emulator will check the correctness of the code. If it’s not correct the Emulator will restart the scanning procedure