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    Re: Seca2 V7.3B and extracting Data

    Hi again,

    i've managed to get a Status bug 9028. Let me know if my approach is good please
    Here's what i did :
    I used G1 to go from 0200h to 0700h but i didn't manage to get 9028.
    So i saw in another post that if i get a status bug of 9B00 then i fix G1 and try to change G2 in order to get 9028.
    I managed to get it with G1 = 0277h and G2 = 090Bh
    I tried Inb4 again with these fixed values and after doing 3 loops with those same values i got 1F00, 6700 and again 9028 respectively.

    Does it means i managed to get the Glitch point for G1 and G2 to 9028 ?

    Also note that G3 is fixed to 9DC2h

    Here is the full script i found and modified. If that is the right Glitch can you give me the next approach in order to dump eeprom please ?

    thanks :)
    Sub TestG()
    Dim ins1,entete,compt,part1,part2,part3,g1,g 2,g3,ECO,EEP,REP,pp

    call reset()
    Sc.print(" *** Test MovxBug ***" & vbcr)
    sc.print(vbcr)
    sc.print(vbcr)
    sc.print " Unlooper stop when anwser = 9028" & (vbcr)
    sc.print " ------------------------------"
    sc.print (vbcr)


    g3=&h9DC2

    for g1=&h0200 to &h0700 step &h01
    for g2=&h0900 to &h09FF step &h01

    sc.verbose=1
    for pp=0 to 1
    Sc.Write("A1")
    SendGP("100EFF018F")
    sc.delay(300)

    sc.write("0A 0E 20 C4 C1 0E 00 00 08 8a 00")
    sc.read(13)
    sc.write("20 0E 30 02 40 00 00 00 00 00 00 40 20" & HexString(g1,4) & "0A 20" & HexString(g2,4) & "0B 02 00 24 00 20 00 38 0A 20 9D C2 0C 00")

    sc.delay(3200)
    sc.read(3)
    GPR(0) = Sc.GetByte(0)
    GPR(1) = Sc.GetByte(1)
    GPR(2) = Sc.GetByte(2)

    sc.print ( "Status bug : "& HexInv(GPR(1),2) & HexInv(GPR(2),2)& vbcr)
    sc.print ( "Glitch use : "& (HexString(g1,4)) & (HexString(g2,4)) & vbcr)

    if HexInv(GPR(1),2) & HexInv(GPR(2),2) = "9028" then
    sc.print (vbcr)
    sc.print "9028 FOUND" & (vbcr)
    sc.print "----------------------"& (vbcr)& (vbcr)
    call reset()
    exit sub
    end if


    next
    sc.print (vbcr)
    sc.print " !!" & (vbcr)
    sc.print "--------------------------"& (vbcr)& (vbcr)
    sc.print (" whe go on ")
    sc.print (vbcr)
    next
    next
    call reset()

    End Sub

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    Re: Seca2 V7.3B and extracting Data

    You will need 9B08. For G1 start at 500, G2 and G3 not change. Be patient.

    Regards,

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    Re: Seca2 V7.3B and extracting Data

    9028 with 2G???? no possible.
    But your script is bad,
    Use only G to have 9028 with this code:
    sc.write("10 0E 30 02 40 00 00 00 00 00 00 40 20" & HexString(g1,4) & "0C 00")
    with 10, len of this trame.

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    Re: Seca2 V7.3B and extracting Data

    Strangely yes i managed to get 9028 with 2 G....
    anyway i've tried again and only 6700 with 1G and the correction of 10 len.
    I think my capa is the issue. I'll change it to a 2pf green capa and see if it change.
    I'll update you when i get the capa ;)

    Thanks

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    Re: Seca2 V7.3B and extracting Data

    Hello,

    While waiting for my CV1 (green 2pf) i've did some checking on the power of the regulator.
    I have 3,27V instead of the 3,3V...
    Can that be the issue i'm getting 6700 ?

    I've tried the following :

    G1 from 0200 to 0700 step 1 by 1
    sc.write("10 0E 30 02 40 00 00 00 00 00 00 40 20" & HexString(g1,4) & "0C 00")

    And i've looped the whole at least 20 time to make sure i get quite some possible values (as it seems i'm getting random value for the same G) and i didn't get at all 9028.
    I wonder if my unlooper is not the issue.

    Anyone can tell me if 3,27v is correct or should i change something in the unlooper ?

    Thanks

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