Xhorse Multi-PROG User Manual

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Third-party script function
Chip batch write function
Figure 10.1.1
Figure 10.1
10 Third-party script function
10.1 Use of Script Function
10.2 Development of Script Function
Multi-PROG device supports read and write related chips, but some chips,
usually need to modify some data before writing. The device provides a
scripting interface, which allows you to process and save the original data
using scripts developed by third parties, and then write it using the device.
The software script interface is shown in Figure 10.1.
11 Chip batch write function
Multi-PROG supports batch writing of chips, and batch writing of chips is often used
in factories when production requires large-scale writing of chips. The types of writes
supported are common memory series and common microcontroller series.
For the specific usage of batch writing, please refer to the documentation of the
factory usage mode that comes with the software, no further details are provided here.
After the device enters the read/write option, tap the script function, select ‘Published
Functions’, and then select the specific function script you want to use. Then you can run
the corresponding script and use the script function. As shown in Figure 10.1.1, the
script provides the function of modifying data.
Please refer to the script development documentation that comes with the software
for script development methodology and development examples, no further details
are provided here.

Xhorse Multi-PROG Specifications

General

Brand	Xhorse
Model	Multi-PROG
Category	Motherboard
Language	English

Summary

Documentation Statement

Documentation Statement

Official statement regarding the use and limitations of the Multi-PROG device.

Safety Precautions

Safety Precautions

Essential safety guidelines and warnings to prevent injury and equipment damage.

Product List

Product List

List of all items included in the Multi-PROG programmer package.

Product Functions Overview

Device Functions

Details on the Multi-PROG programmer's core capabilities and operational modes for automotive tasks.

Device Interfaces and Accessories

Overview of the hardware interfaces and included accessories for the Multi-PROG device.

Product Functions Overview

Introduction of device accessories

Description and images of various accessories provided with the Multi-PROG programmer.

Multi-prog Hardware Parameters

Multi-prog Hardware Parameters

Technical specifications and hardware details of the Multi-PROG device.

EEPROM Read/Write Operation

Introduction to EEPROM

Explanation of EEPROM chips and their role in storing vehicle electronic data.

EEPROM Model and Mask Query

How to search and select EEPROM chip models within the Multi-PROG software.

EEPROM Read/Write and Check

Procedure for reading, writing, erasing, and verifying EEPROM chip data.

Microcontroller Read/Write Operation

Microcontroller Manufacturer Distinction

Overview of supported microcontroller manufacturers for automotive modules.

Microcontroller Memory Area Division

Understanding the different memory areas (program, data, configuration) within a microcontroller.

Microcontroller Wiring Diagram (Example)

Example wiring diagram for reading/writing specific microcontrollers, with connection notes.

Automotive Electronics Module Read/Write Operation

Automotive Electronic Module Read/Write Function Introduction

Introduction to programming common automotive immobilizer and electronic modules.

Example of Porsche Module Read/Write

Steps for reading and writing encrypted Porsche front-end modules, including backup.

Example of Volkswagen Phideon Tire Pressure Module Read

Procedure for reading the tire pressure module of a Volkswagen Phideon vehicle.

Automotive ECU Read/Write Operation

Supported ECU Types

List of supported ECU brands and manufacturers for reading and writing.

Example of ISN read and clone of a BMW MSV90 ECU

Procedure for reading ISN and cloning data for a BMW MSV90 ECU.

Example of Read, Write and Clone of Mercedes-Benz SIM271 ECU

Steps for reading, writing, and cloning a Mercedes-Benz SIM271 ECU.

Automobile TCU Read/Write Operation

Supported TCU Types

Overview of supported TCU types for various automobile brands and manufacturers.

Audi A4 VL381 Series TCU Read/Write

Procedure for reading and writing the VL381 series TCU for Audi A4 vehicles.

Third-party script function

Use of Script Function

How to use scripting interface to process and modify chip data before writing.

Development of Script Function

Information on script development methodology and examples for data processing.

Chip batch write function

Chip batch write function

Supports batch writing of chips for factory production, covering memory and MCU series.

Warranty and after-sales instructions

Warranty and after-sales instructions

Details on the one-year warranty period and conditions not covered by the warranty.