Mercedes CRD3Plus.A0 Pinout to Foxflash KT200 PCM

There are some tools that could read and write Mercedes Delphi CRD3PLUS A0 ecu.

Crd3plus A0

 

Kess V2: OBD

Tested crd3 plus with clone kess v2 5.017, read/write OK

To read a Mercedes CRD3Plus ecu via obd, be prepared for it to be long… Very long. 

Reading time: 1h42. In other words, plan your schedule accordingly and maintain your load in the ideal.

 

 

 

Foxflash/KT200

 

Bench pinout

Foxflash Crd3plus Bench Pinout

To read and write use the following driver:
→ BENCH MODE
→ MERCEDES BENZ
→ TC1797 – MERCEDES
and choose:
→ CRD3PLUS.A0

 

Boot pinout

CRD3Plus.A0 TC1797

READ AND WRITE ECU

Connect with the multifunction cable the following pinout and the boot shown below.
Use the driver:
→ TOOLS BOOT MODE
→ INFINEON TRICORE Boot
→ SAK TC1797

Foxflash Crd3plus Boot Pinout 1

To communicate with the control unit with serial driver, connect only the pinout by moving the CAN:

RED: + 12V 5,15
BLACK: GROUND 2
BLUE: CAN-H 41 (change position)
ORANGE: CAN-L 54 (change position)

Foxflash Crd3plus Boot Pinout 2

 

 

 

PCMTuner

 

pcmtuner read and write CRD3Plus.A0 via Module 53 Infineon TC1797 Mirco 4096KB (BSL mode. )

Read / Write works fine

Some delphi in bsl53 make error checksum. You can make manual checksum in winols, lsuite.

 

Boot pin

Pcmtuner CRD3Plus Pinout 1

Pcmtuner CRD3Plus Pinout 2

Check: Module 53 BSL instruction

Pcmtuner CRD3Plus Pinout 3

 

 

 

Scanmatik 2 pro & pcmflash

 

If use pcmtuner dongle and Scanmatik 2 pro j2534,

pinout

Option 1. Direct connection to the Scanmatik 2 OBD connector:

OBD1-GPT1

OBD2-GPT2

OBD4, 5 – ground

OBD6-CAN-H

OBD14-CAN-L

OBD16 – +12V

It is MANDATORY to install a 120 ohm resistor between CAN-H and CAN-L!

 

Option 2. Direct connection to DB25 Scanmatik 2:

DB25-23 – GPT1

DB25-4 – GPT2

DB25-20, 21 – mass

DB25-8 – CAN-H

DB25-9 – CAN-L

DB25-1, 2- + 12V

It is MANDATORY to install a 120 ohm resistor between CAN-H and CAN-L!

 

 

I saw that some people bricked CRDPlus.A0 with Kess and also with Autotuner Bench. So take the BSL way in case its faster and safer.

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