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    This document provides instructions for correcting checksum errors in Opel Motronic 1.5.5 engine control units. It explains that there are two banks of repeated data from addresses 0000h to FFFFh and 10000h to 1FFFFh that each have a 16-bit checksum followed by its complement at addresses FFF8h and 1FFF8h. It provides a step-by-step process for calculating new checksum values after modifying the data, which involves setting the existing checksums to all zeros, summing the data to get the first checksum value, taking the complement to get the second value, and updating the checksums.

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    This document provides instructions for correcting checksum errors in Opel Motronic 1.5.5 engine control units. It explains that there are two banks of repeated data from addresses 0000h to FFFFh and 10000h to 1FFFFh that each have a 16-bit checksum followed by its complement at addresses FFF8h and 1FFF8h. It provides a step-by-step process for calculating new checksum values after modifying the data, which involves setting the existing checksums to all zeros, summing the data to get the first checksum value, taking the complement to get the second value, and updating the checksums.

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    This document provides instructions for correcting checksum errors in Opel Motronic 1.5.5 engine control units. It explains that there are two banks of repeated data from addresses 0000h to FFFFh and 10000h to 1FFFFh that each have a 16-bit checksum followed by its complement at addresses FFF8h and 1FFF8h. It provides a step-by-step process for calculating new checksum values after modifying the data, which involves setting the existing checksums to all zeros, summing the data to get the first checksum value, taking the complement to get the second value, and updating the checksums.

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    Opel Motronic 1.5.

    5
    checksum correction

    Written by: Pixis5


    Date: November 2010
    For more info: www.ecuconnections.com
    Revision: 1
    For this guide I'll use the HW 0261206102 file, but all of them look the same.

    In Motronic M1.5.5 there are 2 banks of repeated data.


    First bank goes from 0000h to FFFFh.
    Second bank goes from 10000h to 1FFFFh.

    There are 2 checksums (one for each bank) located at FFF8h and 1FFF8h.
    Both checksums are 16bit sums followed by their complement.
    You can find this going to the end of each bank and finding the both 16bit numbers that
    are complement of each other.

    First one:

    Note that E4C1h + 1B3Eh = FFFFh

    Second one:

    Again, note that E4C1h + 1B3Eh = FFFFh (both banks are equal).
    How to calculate the checksum for a modified file.
    I'll use HxD editor (http://mh-nexus.de/en/hxd/) but anything similar will do.

    1) Set both checksums to 00 00 FF FF, that way the sum won't change the data
    checksum.

    2) Sum up all the 128kb using the checksum 16-bit function (under the Analysis menu).
    3) Now, that value is the first part of both checksums. Using the calculator do FFFFh –
    Value to get the second checksum value.

    4) Edit both checksums like (Value1,Value2).


    5) Recheck everything by calculating again the 16bit sum of everything. That value
    should still be the same Value1.

    All information and values given in this document may be used at own risk.
    I do not stand in for any problems. Thanks to the memebers from www.ecuconnections.com

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