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Old 08-29-2012, 07:21 AM
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Re: SSM for OBD1 and OBD2 SVXs

More updates on this.

The OBD2/SSM2 cable does NOT work for getting SSM1 signals from OBD2 SVXs. The two-headed OBD1/OBD2/SSM1 to USB will work, and is what is needed, for ALL SVXs. One thing to note about the two-headed cable is that it does not connect to the OBD2 pins. It only connects to the SSM1 pins. I am not sure if diagnostic codes can be read and cleared via SSM1 yet. The cable I bought for my Tribeca might be able to communicate over the OBD2 pins but I haven't tried that yet. Until I dig deeper into the DTC stuff, I plan on using my OBD2 reader to read and clear codes.

On FreeSSM, I have finally been able to compile and run the development code and I wrote the definitions files for the ECU and TCU. It isn't working yet with my 1996 but I am working with the author of the code to work out the bugs.

Is there a way to post the evoscan and JECScan definition files on this site?
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