signatureindy
2024-11-16T07:48:53Z
Hello,

I am providing a service to a customer who has an F10 BMW 528i and damaged his MEVD1729 DME by failed attempt at opening the case, the DME multilayer PCB is destroyed and I cannot recover the ISN or clone the DME like normal.
He has provided his CAS4+ module and key, and the biggest problem is CAS4+ cannot be decrypted without DME ISN to perform ISN transfer to donor DME.
Autohex support has suggested that I could set the DME and CAS4+ ISN to all 0's and it will randomize the ISN and then new keys will need to be programmed.

Before I proceed with this I wanted to ensure that I can program this customers DME on the bench, I am aware that flexray is required and I have a ZGW module to use but need to figure out the correct connection diagram to make it work.
Are any other modules needing to be added to the setup? I have read that DSC module is needed to be able to see the DME as it has the terminating resistor for the flexray system in it? I have an F10 DSC module on hand to use if so.

Any assistance or connection diagrams Autohex or other helpful members could supply I would be very grateful!
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Autohex_II_BMW
2024-11-16T12:28:18Z
If you match DME and CAS isn by unlocking cas by 32 zeros (0000...). Then you may have to reset egs also to match isn as DME-CAS.
It is possible to connect CAS-ZGW and DME together with flexray connection and program dme from indiv programming to adapt vin. DME isn can be read from onbench--->factory mode isn option connecting DME alone in Autohex.
Please check the given wiring for CAS-ZGW with flexray wiring and dme pinout with flexray.
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signatureindy
2024-11-17T04:11:47Z
OK Guys I successfully made the bench connection and made better diagrams to use that are less confusing, and no DSC module was required to terminate flexray and make DME visible as I had previously read.  CAS4 ZGW DME FLEXRAY.png You have insufficient rights to see the content. MEVD17.2.9 AND ZGW-FEM ON BENCH AUTOHEX.png You have insufficient rights to see the content.
signatureindy
2024-11-20T01:04:26Z
I tried to open your diagram and also posted my own updated version but its impossible to read, how can I correct this so that other people can use the diagram I made?
sixcode
2024-11-20T07:29:49Z
Originally Posted by: signatureindy 

I tried to open your diagram and also posted my own updated version but its impossible to read, how can I correct this so that other people can use the diagram I made?



upload it to something like this:

https://imgbb.com/