TachoSoft 23.1 Mileage Calculator
Useful tips:
1. In case if mileage is written down in eeprom, and on the PCB there
are more than one of the same type it is necessary to search for
that which is more close to the display or the microprocessor.
2. Some chips have protection against reading, please use
programmers which are able to bypass this protection.
3. After you have read dump from a memory chip please look on
its content. If there are only zero's or FF's it means
the dumps is wrong readed.
4. After reading the chip ALWAYS make a backup dump file.
5. Try to write recalibrated dump into new chip, so you will always
have original chip for backup.
6. Before changing the mileage, count on the calculator original mileage
and compare it to that which it is written down in original dump.
7. Calculated and readed mileages can differ in following cases:
7.1 Probably, it is necessary to change senior and younger bytes
(to make SWAP) Example: ABCD -> CDAB
7.2 As the rule, mileage calculation methods are trade secret's
of dash manufacturers, so the algorithms presented here are
formulas calculated personally by us, and sometimes they
have accuracy of + - 250km (miles). It is not essential
in calibration, but you must consider this fact when comparing
original and calculated mileage values.
7.3 Dash manufacturer can sometimes change offset's where mileage
is stored in the memory chip, so in case of discrepancies
please look all dump entirely.
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