Hello all. Is it possible to read the code to the radio based on the memory load 95128, which I put below. Radio is: RCD 310 volkswagen golf V numbers VWZ1Z216768674 1K0035186AA I read a similar post that the code counts on the basis of the content from the NEC processor. Is it really so?...

The code is in the eeprom but encrypted with the key that is in the NEC processor. There is another key in each play, so the eeprom substitution does not work well.

And what device does it do best with it? For example, Martech? Is it possible to do this with a program reading from the NEC processor?

Not on this radio - it's going to count here.There is something wrong here. W / g martecha is a Delphi radio, eeprom 24LC32.If it's Bosch or Blaupunkt, then unfortunately only on the table can be done.

Well, buddy beer. I have a carproga and I can see that the pin can be read and reset. At the moment, he does not read the memory because he is blocked, but this type of radio is working so I am surprised by this key in the prock. Will you be able to count the code for me? And the radio is Blaupunkt at 100% Memory 95128 I read an hour ago.

If it's Blaupunkt, then unfortunately as a colleague wrote - processor + eeprom.A moment of work, martech.

You can optionally read the first two digits of the code by changing the memory contents and the rest by manually typing on the table.

And what to change in the batch and how to read these numbers? Will you bring it a little?

Bin is posted in my initial thread (speeches)

Change cells from AE0 to CD0 to FF and upload this content to the radio. Turn on the radio, wait a moment (the processor will store new values in memory). Turn off the radio, read the memory and put the content here.

RCD 310 Volkswagen Golf V Radio Code Retrieval - Memory Load 95128, VWZ1Z216768674 & 1K0035186AA

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#1 13719959 18 Jun 2014 22:24

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13719959 18 Jun 2014 22:24

Hello all. Is it possible to read the code to the radio based on the memory load 95128, which I put below. Radio is:
RCD 310 volkswagen golf V numbers
VWZ1Z216768674
1K0035186AA
I read a similar post that the code counts on the basis of the content from the NEC processor. Is it really so?
Possibly someone can enumerate the code from this memory because I am counting on the NYO 4 program and I get the code 0323 but I'm not sure if it's ok.

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#2 13719979 18 Jun 2014 22:31

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13719979 18 Jun 2014 22:31

The code is in the eeprom but encrypted with the key that is in the NEC processor. There is another key in each play, so the eeprom substitution does not work well.
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#3 13720035 18 Jun 2014 22:51

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13720035 18 Jun 2014 22:51

And what device does it do best with it? For example, Martech? Is it possible to do this with a program reading from the NEC processor?
#4 13720041 18 Jun 2014 22:52

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13720041 18 Jun 2014 22:52

adrian1201 wrote:
The code is in the eepromie but encrypted with the key that is in the NEC processor. There is another key in the karzdej so the substitution of the eeprom is not much zda.

Not on this radio - it's going to count here.
There is something wrong here. W / g martecha is a Delphi radio, eeprom 24LC32.
If it's Bosch or Blaupunkt, then unfortunately only on the table can be done.
#5 13720059 18 Jun 2014 22:58

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13720059 18 Jun 2014 22:58

Well, buddy beer. I have a carproga and I can see that the pin can be read and reset. At the moment, he does not read the memory because he is blocked, but this type of radio is working so I am surprised by this key in the prock. Will you be able to count the code for me? And the radio is Blaupunkt at 100% Memory 95128 I read an hour ago.
#6 13720084 18 Jun 2014 23:04

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13720084 18 Jun 2014 23:04

Jamrug wrote:
Well, buddy beer. I have a carproga and I can see that the pin can be read and reset. At the moment, he does not read the memory because he is blocked, but this type of radio is working so I am surprised by this key in the prock. Will you be able to count the code for me? A radio is Blaupunkt at 100% Memory 95128 I read an hour ago.

If it's Blaupunkt, then unfortunately as a colleague wrote - processor + eeprom.
A moment of work, martech.
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#7 13722702 19 Jun 2014 20:47

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13722702 19 Jun 2014 20:47

You can optionally read the first two digits of the code by changing the memory contents and the rest by manually typing on the table.
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#8 13722785 19 Jun 2014 21:13

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13722785 19 Jun 2014 21:13

And what to change in the batch and how to read these numbers? Will you bring it a little?
#9 13722879 19 Jun 2014 21:42

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13722879 19 Jun 2014 21:42

zap bin from 95128
#10 13723478 20 Jun 2014 08:18

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13723478 20 Jun 2014 08:18

Bin is posted in my initial thread (speeches)
#11 13723522 20 Jun 2014 08:48

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13723522 20 Jun 2014 08:48

Change cells from AE0 to CD0 to FF and upload this content to the radio. Turn on the radio, wait a moment (the processor will store new values in memory). Turn off the radio, read the memory and put the content here.
#12 13732938 23 Jun 2014 08:23

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13732938 23 Jun 2014 08:23

Thank you all for help but I have already solved the problem. He found CARPASS.
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The discussion revolves around retrieving the radio code for a Volkswagen Golf V's RCD 310 radio, specifically using the memory load 95128 and the serial number VWZ1Z216768674. Users confirm that the code is stored in the EEPROM but is encrypted with a key from the NEC processor, making direct EEPROM substitution ineffective. Various tools and methods are suggested, including the use of Martech devices and the Carprog tool, which can read and reset the PIN. A method to change specific memory cells to retrieve the first two digits of the code is also discussed. Ultimately, one user reports successfully finding the code through CARPASS, concluding the topic.
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