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I did build the interface and when I send an RS232 (COM-port) message I see a message (TTL?) comming out on the K-Line with my Logic Analyzer. So this looks good?! My Audi A3 did gave me some message when putting the ignition on

Tomorrow I will connect on the K-Line of the Honda CBR 1000RR from 2010 (Do not have the bike here...it's in the shed with a friend).

Now looking for some messages to:
- initialize the ECU
- which message a have to send to let the ECU give me back TPS, RPM or other signal

Someone suggestions?

did you review the thread I suggested on the previous page?

http://forum.pgmfi.org/viewtopic.php?f=57&t=22199#p129226

Thanks! I will try everything what is mentioned there. I do see a signal, but I think my baudrate from Windows is not customizable to 10.400 bps.

And the initiation sequence: 70 milliseconds low - 130 milliseconds can this be done by sending:

Send the command FE 04 FF FF
Wait 20ms (<-- is this exact??)
Send the command 72 05 00 F0 99

PS:
It looks like my driver settings from Windows are overruled by the Software I am using to send the Hex messages (0x..). And in the software I can set the custom baudrate.

Oke an update. I have build the Didier circuit. But talking to the K-Line from Honda: (Keihin ED 38770-MFL-D21-6979-100216) I only get an ff 08 when the ignition is put on from the ECU. When I talk to the ECU as is said in the previous posts here I do not get any answer.

What could be wrong?
http://s995.photobucket.com/user/BMWTouring/slideshow/KLine

Sorry BMWMPower for the delay, much work and busy.
I reply tomorrow to your MP

At T + 0 you need to pull the kline low (UART Break command can be used)
At T + 70mS you need to release Kline hi (cancel Break)
At T + 200mS Send the command FE 04 FF FF (no reply is sent)
At T + 250mS Send the command 72 05 00 F0 99 (ECU should send a reply)

@RidgeRacer

The Honda only has one K-Line. Not an High and Low. Or do you mean with High that the pull-up is working and with Low that there is a signal? What tool do you suggest to time the messages like this? Or do I have to develop my own software to do this. On this moment I am interfacing with some hardware with no Microcontroller and directly from RS232 from the PC.....

BMWMPower, I read the various posts in this topic and others and I do not fully understand the structure of the protocol.

I made a table with the information found in another topic but I do not understand all :


Should be replaced some sensors (map, tps, ect, iat) by a potentiometer.
Then vary the potentiometer for identify the effect in a frame of data.

Another solution, as I have done to the ecu of car : read cpu programm and disassemble to understand the protocol. But I don't have bike ecu.

Regards

first byte is packet type 72 = diagnostic query, 02 = diagnostic reply
second byte is total packet length
third is sub type 72 = get subset of diag table, 71 = get entire table
fourth byte is table select
in sub type 72 fifth byte is startByte, sixth is numberBytes
last byte is checksum (total 8b sum of packet == 0x00)

Your first and fifth groups have identical reply data because the asked for the same thing

72 07 72 11 00 14 F0 is requesting table 11 starting at byte 00 read 0x14 bytes
You show it reading back 0x15 bytes of data. Your first byte of data is actually the reply echoing back the start offset.

72 05 71 11 is requesting table 11 read all bytes (there are only 0x14 bytes total ) so you get the same data set returned (less the echoed offset)

If you wanted to read just the 98,40 out of table 11 you would send

72 07 72 11 04 02 cs (start at Table_11[4] read 2 bytes)

to which the ecu would reply

02 08 72 11 04 98 40 cs

That is what is happening in the second group. It is a request for just the first two bytes of table 11

The 71 subtypes that return no data are not used by this vehicle (72 05 71 12, ...71 13...etc)

In table D0,D1 data is error code bit flags

@dip
Build your schematic and send some messages. See slideshow. But the ECU is not talking back

http://s995.photobucket.com/user/BMWTouring/slideshow/Elektronica/KLine

I prepare a little explanation to verify that your interface works correctly.

It looks like your interface (from your schematic) does convert the TTL to RS232 and back. This through the MAX232 and invertion and voltage regulation (12V TTL) with the CD4007.

The message is also presented to the K-Line, but the ECU does not answer. I only get FF 08 when putting the ignition on. This looks like nothin relevant. I also used the interface on my Audi A3 (the same message here)...did that just to check.

on the K-line, have you a pull-up resistor to +12V from 1k to 4k7 ?

K-Line : Resistor between pin 2 of CON2 and +12V

Honda car ecu have this resistor inside ecu but not sure for all ecu.