pcmflash

✅ What is PCMflash? PCMflash is a software tool used to program electronic control units (ECUs) in vehicles, such as: - Reflashing the ECU - Reading and writing files - Modifying programming maps (maps) It is commonly used with tools like dFox or Scanmatik, and allows modification of gasoline or diesel vehicle software, either for performance tuning or repairing certain software-related faults. ✅ What are the software activations? "Activations" are licenses that enable you to use specific modules within the software. PCMflash does not provide full functionality by default; it requires specific activations depending on the car brands or protocols you need. For example: - Module 71: For Toyota vehicles - Module 58: For Hyundai and Kia vehicles - Module 23: For OBD flash protocol, compatible with most vehicles And many others... Each activation allows you to use a specific function or program a certain type of ECU. 📦 Practical Example: If you purchase a new dongle for PCMflash, you must transfer the activations from your old dongle to the new one in order to continue using the same functions without repurchasing them. If you want me to identify the activations on your dongle, you can send me a screenshot from inside the software or from the "dongle info" tool, and I will explain each activation and its purpose. Let me know if you'd like a detailed explanation on the transfer process or how to contact technical support. You said: I need full information about Diagbox and all the activations ChatGPT said: Of course, here is complete information about PCMflash, its activations, and dongle details related to Diatronik or other providers like dFox and Scanmatik, based on common usage in the Saudi and Gulf markets: 🔧 First: What is PCMflash? PCMflash is a Russian-made software specifically designed for programming and writing data to engine control units (ECUs). It is widely used by tuning and repair centers to read and write data directly into a vehicle's computer. 💡 Features: - Supports over 100 types of ECUs - Works via OBD2 port, BDM, or Bench connections - Activated using a USB dongle (security key) - Compatible with Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Kia, Hyundai, Ford, Mercedes, BMW, and many others 🧩 Second: What is a "Dongle"? A dongle is a small USB device that acts as a security key to run the software. It stores the licensed activations. If the dongle is lost or damaged, the software cannot be used, and activations cannot be accessed. 📜 Third: List of Common Activations (Modules): | Activation Number | Description | Usage | |-------------------|-------------|-------| | 23 | OBD Flashing | Read/write ECU data via OBD | | 71 | Toyota Denso Gen2 | For Toyota (Denso Gen2) | | 58 | Hyundai/Kia | For Hyundai and Kia models | | 75 | Toyota Hitachi | For certain Toyota models (Hitachi ECU) | | 53 | Nissan Denso | For Nissan Denso ECUs | | 47 | Mercedes SIM271 | For Mercedes vehicles | | 20 | Mitsubishi | For Mitsubishi programming | | 67 | Mazda | For Mazda vehicles | | 69 | Subaru | For Subaru programming | | 62 | GM/Opel | For General Motors and Opel | | 30 | Honda SH725XX | For modern Honda models | | 43 | Renault/Nissan | Mixed protocols for Renault and Nissan | ️ Note: Some activations allow read-only access, while others support full read and write capabilities. 📦 Supported Companies: - PCMflash + Dongle: Official Russian company - dFox (ECUTools): A provider offering pre-activated PCMflash dongles with technical support - Scanmatik 2 Pro: One of the most popular interface devices that supports PCMflash