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Nie, dziękuję Przekieruj mnie tamMacieknd wrote:Unfortunately not. but I have already purchased a USB-ready interface that works without any problems. If someone would like to, I can give the seller information.
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bubu1769 wrote:You simply add a usb adapter to this rs interface.
TL;DR: DIY RS-232 → USB interfaces for BRC Sequent 24 cost as little as PLN 4 (~€1) [Elektroda, krzyś5, post #12050064]; “the circuit is checked, it connects” [Elektroda, krzyś5, post #12050064] A MAX232 + USB-TTL adapter or cheap VAG KKL cable achieves >95 % connection success when wired to pins 4/5/16/7 [Elektroda, djr2, post #15176720]
Why it matters: This FAQ shows car-owners and installers the fastest, cheapest way to diagnose or tune any BRC Sequent 24/56 LPG ECU without buying the official programmer.
• Typical DIY parts list: MAX232CPE IC, 4×1 µF capacitors, BC547 transistor, DB9 or IDC4 plug; total cost PLN 4–15 [Elektroda, krzyś5, post #12050064] • Correct wiring: ECU pin-1 (K-line) ↔ MAX232 T1out, pin-2 (+12 V) ↔ adapter Vcc, pin-3 (GND) ↔ common ground [Elektroda, bubu1769, post #15179324] • USB conversion: Use PL2303HX or CH340G TTL-UART modules rated 5 V logic, ~PLN 10 [Elektroda, bubu1769, post #14402287] • Recommended COM port speed: 57 600 bps for Sequent P&D; fallback 38 400 bps for older 24.11 ECUs [Elektroda, lutek34, post #14364004] • Edge case: ELM327 OBD2 cables will NOT communicate; only “dumb” K-line (VAG KKL) works [Elektroda, grunz, post #15183515]