Hello everyone I have a simple question to ask for all you cummins specialists. How if at all do I download an existing calibration from an ecm and save it? Is it possible or is it a myth? I have been told there is an INCAL downloader program out there and also been told Cummins Calterm will download the calibratration and let you save it.

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THank you and sorry if its already been posted on here i have been looking for it all morning and I just cant find it Everyone have a good day and thanks for your help as usual. Hello everyone I have a simple question to ask for all you cummins specialists. How if at all do I download an existing calibration from an ecm and save it?

Is it possible or is it a myth? I have been told there is an INCAL downloader program out there and also been told Cummins Calterm will download the calibratration and let you save it.

THank you and sorry if its already been posted on here i have been looking for it all morning and I just cant find it Everyone have a good day and thanks for your help as usual Hi m8. Don't know about the incal downloader program but you can download and save a calibration from an ecm using cummins calterm. To do this open calterm, connect to the ecm and once connected select the upload tab under the calibration tab and just follow the on screen instructions. Hope this helps you m8. I know a way to download any calibrations, but you must have a qsol account 1.- Enter to the site 2.- Put the ESN that you want to calibrate 3.- Press download 4.- Copy the.rar files into workplace calibration of Intelect folder 5.- Open insite and go to calibrations 6.- Search the calibration list that you copy recently 7.- You must select the calibration that you want and look for ECM Code 8.- Go to the site that's above the post and put ESN and ECM Code in this time 9.- You have downloaded the calibration:). Just put the ESN and click download zip file, you will download a full list with the calibrations for that ESN and then you must search wich one do you need of that list and then copy the ecm code from that calibration and search again at page with the ESN and the chosen ecm code could you send the steps for using calterm to upload the program from old ecm and download it to another ecm, I have calterm and i am tried to upload the ecm file but with out any luck i did not know why!!

I have cummins engine ISM CM570 and I have e2m file i got all these from DK, any replay from any one would be appreciated thanks. Could you send the steps for using calterm to upload the program from old ecm and download it to another ecm, I have calterm and i am tried to upload the ecm file but with out any luck i did not know why!! I have cummins engine ISM CM570 and I have e2m file i got all these from DK, any replay from any one would be appreciated thanks To upload from and ECM 1 Connect to your ECM with calterm 2 Click on Calibration in the menu bar and then click upload 3 Select your save lovation and a name for your calibration file 4 Key off if requested, wait To download to an ECM 1 best to use the same e2m you used to upload the file, only download to the same part number ECM.

2 Connect to your ECM 3 Click on Calibration in the menu bar and then click download Select your calibration file, follow the instructions on screen. We have a brand new CM2250 ECM that we want to work with on the bench. We have hooked up DDEC-IV successfully and read reprogramed them etc. Tried Hooking up the Battery and key on with the J1939 +/_ with ground to read the ecm and get nothing. When we read the pins on the ecm that are suppose to have 5 volts, they do, so we know it is getting power. We ar using a cable from the 9 pin end of the cummins quickcheck, and the Nexiq interphase etc.

Ideas or suggestions are really welcome here. Also, we have the calibration disk that came with it.OCT 2011. Also have Insite ALL and calterm etc. Thanks in advance, and Merry Christmas to all. We have a brand new CM2250 ECM that we want to work with on the bench.

We have hooked up DDEC-IV successfully and read reprogramed them etc. Tried Hooking up the Battery and key on with the J1939 +/_ with ground to read the ecm and get nothing. When we read the pins on the ecm that are suppose to have 5 volts, they do, so we know it is getting power. We ar using a cable from the 9 pin end of the cummins quickcheck, and the Nexiq interphase etc. Ideas or suggestions are really welcome here.

Also, we have the calibration disk that came with it.OCT 2011. Also have Insite ALL and calterm etc. Thanks in advance, and Merry Christmas to all. You have put the resistors in your J1939 backbone? Thanks JCTECH. I can now upload (from the ECM to the computer) the file, and if I wanted to download (Computer to ECM) I'm sure I could do that also.

By the way, this is on the brand new ISX 15L CM2250, ECM code is CL10038.06 serial number of the engine is 79425905, just in case you happen to have that calibration in a file that could be uploaded. The file I save still needs a module to re-upload.hoping that is what I am asking for. Newest challenge.changing any value in the calibration? I click on it in say screen '0' and can change it there, but when I hit enter, the value reverts back and declares an error in the lower info screen.

What do I need to do differently.Thanks in advance.making progress! Thanks JCTECH. I can now upload (from the ECM to the computer) the file, and if I wanted to download (Computer to ECM) I'm sure I could do that also. By the way, this is on the brand new ISX 15L CM2250, ECM code is CL10038.06 serial number of the engine is 79425905, just in case you happen to have that calibration in a file that could be uploaded. The file I save still needs a module to re-upload.hoping that is what I am asking for.

Newest challenge.changing any value in the calibration? I click on it in say screen '0' and can change it there, but when I hit enter, the value reverts back and declares an error in the lower info screen. What do I need to do differently.Thanks in advance.making progress! Go to unlock, change the security of the module to unsecured.

Close unlock and reconnect change run location to 'run from dev' change the parameters and save change run location to run from 'def' check your parameters, if OK secure the module again. Go to unlock, change the security of the module to unsecured. Close unlock and reconnect change run location to 'run from dev' change the parameters and save change run location to run from 'def' check your parameters, if OK secure the module again Gave it a try, but came upon some obstacles; I will try and post screen shots to show. The Unlock would not allow its' status to be changed. I couldn't locate some of the other 'run to dev'.

Thanks again for your patience and help. By the way, the version is 3.41 'Crab' The ECM hooks up fine, and has been able to change things in Insite 7.4 http://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=95937&stc=1&d=. Gave it a try, but came upon some obstacles; I will try and post screen shots to show. The Unlock would not allow its' status to be changed. I couldn't locate some of the other 'run to dev'.

Thanks again for your patience and help. By the way, the version is 3.41 'Crab' The ECM hooks up fine, and has been able to change things in Insite 7.4 Check your security level, Tools >Options >Security, it should be 'Calterm III type' 'Engineering', in the Products field it should be 'all Products'.

The only one close to the ISX file is this one for a 2007 ISX with aftertreatment. The newer systems don't use the fuel shut off and fuel drain valves with a doser. The regen is controlled by modulating the injectors, egr, and vgt turbo to give the catalyst the proper Nox mixture to start the chemical reaction. The urea systems are even more complicated.

THanks for the file. The question is, will we be able to change the values when we use it?I will let DK'ers know tomorrow after we hook it up. Do the files have to be exact for the ECM or can they be 'close'? Thanks again for all of the help and input. Learning is great with help like this!

THanks for the file. The question is, will we be able to change the values when we use it?I will let DK'ers know tomorrow after we hook it up. Do the files have to be exact for the ECM or can they be 'close'? Thanks again for all of the help and input.

Learning is great with help like this!I have been able to get it to work on an ISM ECM by using the Editor, finding the file set edit the value, hit enter. When it turns yellow right click, on it and get the address and more info on it, then sending it to the ECM. Then checking with insite to see if it worked. Some files just won't change. It will be a hit and miss try.

I don't know if I should post here or somewhere else on DK, so If the wrong area, sorry. The New Cummins ECM CM2250 has a serious problem. We found it on about 12 trucks so far. The milage on the ECM, pulled with Insight and any other tool, shows 102,800 miles, while the odometer shows 100,000 miles. It seems to be on any truck over 100,000 miles before the skewing of the milage takes place.that could have major implications on truck resale value if the numbers don't match.someone would think the odometer was played with.so beware.:manuflag: If anyone has input, I would love to hear.thanks. I don't know if I should post here or somewhere else on DK, so If the wrong area, sorry.

The New Cummins ECM CM2250 has a serious problem. We found it on about 12 trucks so far. The milage on the ECM, pulled with Insight and any other tool, shows 102,800 miles, while the odometer shows 100,000 miles. It seems to be on any truck over 100,000 miles before the skewing of the milage takes place.that could have major implications on truck resale value if the numbers don't match.someone would think the odometer was played with.so beware.:manuflag: If anyone has input, I would love to hear.thanks.I Think i read where they are logging PTO time as mileage? Did you search e2m for qsx15 cm570 engine thecell:hmmmm: Yes, Thanks.

Was able to use one of the files and download the calibration from the engines.also able to CHANGE the settings, which was the whole purpose. After I downloaded the calibration, I am looking to find it (haven't found the separate file yet) and share here. AS a side note.these six engines we just did were brand new, and the calibration in them was NOT optimized at all!! This is straight from the factory.very disappointing. SO anyone out there that wants to learn how to work with these tools, and take the time to make small adjustments, then test, then make another adjustment (you get the picture), you have a better chance of optimizing your engine.the factory is OBVIOUSLY not trying to get the very best out of the engines, or, there are some other limitations not mentioned here.:beer.

Sorry THECELL i dont understand your question, can you spell it in a another way thanks.:listen: BD sends the calibration in their 'tool' which needs to be loaded into the trucks ECM. IT IS VERY SPECIFIC for the type of engine that it will work on. At the time, we had an ISX 400 in the testing facility, so we ordered the BD for that truck. We can't simply 'pull' the calibration out of their 'Tool', we have to upload it into that specific ECM and then take Calterm and download the modified calibration. Hope that better explains it. BD sends the calibration in their 'tool' which needs to be loaded into the trucks ECM.

IT IS VERY SPECIFIC for the type of engine that it will work on. At the time, we had an ISX 400 in the testing facility, so we ordered the BD for that truck. We can't simply 'pull' the calibration out of their 'Tool', we have to upload it into that specific ECM and then take Calterm and download the modified calibration. Hope that better explains it.

I understood that the bullydog/smarty/edge type of tool did not modify the cal in the ECM, rather it sent 'false/modified' signals to the ECM, and modified signals sent from the ECM. Or am i wrong.. BD sends the calibration in their 'tool' which needs to be loaded into the trucks ECM. IT IS VERY SPECIFIC for the type of engine that it will work on. At the time, we had an ISX 400 in the testing facility, so we ordered the BD for that truck. We can't simply 'pull' the calibration out of their 'Tool', we have to upload it into that specific ECM and then take Calterm and download the modified calibration. Hope that better explains it.

Ya understood,,,,but no that at the biginning of bully dog programmer calibration from cummins, detroit or caterpilar,,,bully dog has put here calibration on a server for about i think 1 year,,,and some people have take it freely and this is what im trying to find in post,,,,for sure a dkerman have this!!!!!!:giveup. I understood that the bullydog/smarty/edge type of tool did not modify the cal in the ECM, rather it sent 'false/modified' signals to the ECM, and modified signals sent from the ECM. Or am i wrong.. To upload from and ECM 1 Connect to your ECM with calterm 2 Click on Calibration in the menu bar and then click upload 3 Select your save lovation and a name for your calibration file 4 Key off if requested, wait To download to an ECM 1 best to use the same e2m you used to upload the file, only download to the same part number ECM. 2 Connect to your ECM 3 Click on Calibration in the menu bar and then click download Select your calibration file, follow the instructions on screen anyone hello. Please can you help me i never used calterm befor.

I been using incal only >with caltrem i can only upload but not download i cant find download to send to the ecm in the software thanks.