Yanhua ACDP Module 42 MB DSM (FBS4) Data Transfer Tutorial

This tutorial guides you through the step-by-step process of transferring Mercedes-Benz DSM (FBS4) data using Yanhua Mini ACDP 2 with Module 42.

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Open the Mini ACDP app, and confirm that the programmer is bound.

Benz >> ISM/DSM refresh >> DSM Help

Connect ACDP to the DSM model properly.

Here's taking the A0002703252 DSM as an example.

DSM(FBS4) >> Identify info

Please use the ACDP standard power adapter(voltage+ 12V, current >= 2.5A).

Please connect the ACDP with the DSM module!

Verify that the identified info of the original vehicle module is correct.

Take a screenshot and save it.

Identify info finish.

Transfer data >> Step1: Read original module data >> OK >> Continue >> Continue

Click OK, save original data.

*Please note to back up the file's path, data, time & part numbers. The file name should end with "Orig.bin".

Read chip data finished.

Disconnect from the original vehicle module, and connect another second-hand gear shift module with the same part number.

Step2: Clear donor module data >> OK >> Continue

Verify that the identified module info is correct.

Click OK, save chip data.

* The file name should end with "CLR.bin".

The programming system is about to begin, and forbidden to power off or unplug the device during operation! Click Continue.

Erase data finished.

Step3: Write data to donor module >> OK >> Continue

Confirm that the data of the second-hand module has been cleared, and click Continue.

Click OK, select original data(File name ends with "Orig.bin").

Check if the parsed data is correct.

Click OK, save chip data.

Click Continue. Transfer data finished.

Return to the previous step.

Identify info >> OK >> Continue

Verify that the info of the transferred second-hand module matches the info of the original vehicle module.

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Yanhua ACDP Module 42: MB DSM FBS4 Virgin & Data Transfer Solution

Yanhua introduces the all-new ACDP Module 42, designed specifically for Mercedes-Benz DSM (FBS4) and DSM222 (FBS4) systems. This powerful module enables seamless virgin preparation and data transfer for a range of part numbers, making it an essential tool for automotive locksmiths, technicians, and Mercedes specialists.

Key Features:

1. Supports MB DSM (FBS4) part numbers:

A0002703252, A0002703352, A0002703452

2. Supports MB DSM222 (FBS4) part numbers:

A0002704252, A0002704452, A0002704652

3. Enables quick and secure virgin and data transfer operations

4. Compatible with Continental S systems

Must Be Used with YANHUA Mini ACDP 2

To unlock the full potential of Module 42, pair it with the YANHUA Mini ACDP 2 - the compact and versatile diagnostic and programming device trusted by professionals worldwide.

Easy to Use

Follow the simple connection diagram via ACDP or ACDP-2 interfaces for fast and reliable results.

How to connect Module 42 with ACDP2?

1. MB-DSM interface board: Installation required accessories.

2. Align the interface board with the DSM module interface and install it correctly.

3. Short the jumper cap to the "CAN-R" port according to the marked position.

4. MB-DSM interface board overall connection diagram.

How to connect Module 42 with ACDP?

1. MB-DSM interface board: Installation required accessories.

2. Align the interface board with the DSM module interface and install it correctly.

3. Short the jumper cap to the "CAN-R" port according to the marked position.

4. MB-DSM interface board overall connection diagram.

Why Choose YANHUA ACDP Module 42?

Save time and effort with dedicated Mercedes-Benz support

Boost your service capabilities with the latest FBS4 technology

Trusted by technicians globally - backed by YANHUA quality

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Upgrade your toolkit today and stay ahead in the automotive programming industry!

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Solved: YANHUA ACDP VW Golf Cluster Black Screen & Write Error

Problem: The 2015 VW Golf cluster has gone black after using YANHUA Mini ACDP 2 to read the data. Is there a way to fix it? It won't allow write back.

Solution

1. Restore Original Data

(1) Go to: MQB48 (VDO/JCI-NEC35xx Lock) → ICP ODO → Step Mode

(2) Select Step 3: Write Data to restore the original cluster data.

2. Verify Data Integrity

(1) Check whether the original data is intact and uncorrupted.

(2) If the data is damaged or abnormal, send it to YANHUA Technical Support for correction.

Preventing Future Issues

Always back up original data before making any changes.

Ensure you are using the latest software version of your YANHUA ACDP tool.

Follow manufacturer guidelines for VW MQB platforms to avoid cluster lock-ups.

By following these steps, you can often recover a blacked-out VW Golf cluster and avoid common pitfalls when using immobilizer and odometer tools.

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Solved: YANHUA ACDP A51D License BMW Clear ISN Data Error

Problem: I’ve already purchased the A51D License on YANHUA Mini ACDP 2 for BMW, but it showed a failure message during the test: "Clear ISN data error".

What’s going on? Please help.

Root Cause

The error typically occurs because the A51D License is not the correct authorization for this specific function. Instead, the Module 40 Authorization License is required to perform ISN reset operations on BMW E, F, and G Chassis platforms.

Solution

To successfully clear the ISN data without errors, follow these steps:

1. Ensure you have the Module 40 Authorization License installed. This license can be purchased separately and is essential for advanced module operations.

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2. Within the YANHUA Mini ACDP software, navigate to the transmission-related functions and select:

"8HP Reset EWS (E/F/G Chassis, Bench)"

3. Proceed with the operation. This option is compatible with the Module 40 license and should execute without the "Clear ISN data error."

Conclusion

The "Clear ISN data error" is a licensing issue, not a device malfunction. By using the Module 40 Authorization License and selecting the correct function in the tool, you can successfully perform ISN resets on supported BMW chassis.

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Solved: Yanhua ACDP 2016 BMW G12 750i "Obtain password error"

Problem: When using the YANHUA Mini ACDP to program a 2016 BMW G12 750i for an all keys lost situation, the newly programmed key starts the engine, and the remote control works correctly. However, in the final step - synchronizing the EGS (Electronic Gearbox Control) and EWS (Immobilizer) - the tool shows an error:

"Obtain password error, please contact technical support!"

The system and immobilizer information were read, but the process could not be completed.

Solution

This YANHUA ACDP error often occurs on BMW models with two engine control units. If the EGS password cannot be retrieved, it usually means the incorrect engine control unit data was read.

For BMW vehicles with two engines during an all keys lost procedure, you must read the EEPROM data from the main engine control unit, not the secondary one. Reading data from the wrong unit will result in a password read failure.

Ensure you identify and read the data from the correct ECU to complete the EGS/EWS synchronization.

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Toyota R7F701441 Mileage Correction with ACDP Module 41

This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to perform mileage correction on a Toyota R7F701441 instrument cluster via OBD/CAN method using the Yanhua ACDP 2 and ACDP Module 41.

Preparation:

As shown in the picture, connect the ACDP device to the vehicle’s OBD interface.

Open the ACDP application and ensure that the ACDP programmer is bound (check the top right corner of the screen).

Entering the Correction Menu

In the ACDP app, navigate to:

"Module" → "TOYOTA ODO" → "OBD/CAN Reset mileage"

Then, select the instrument model. This demonstration uses the R7F701441 instrument as an example.

Toyota S6J3001 mileage correction can refer to the following article:

http://blog.obd2shop.co.uk/toyota-s6j3001-mileage-correction-with-acdp-module-41/

Step 1: Identify Info

Connect ACDP to the OBD-II port.

Turn on the ignition — the ODO display must be lit.

Click "Identify Info".

The system will read instrument information. Wait until the process completes.

Step 2: Reset KM Data

Click "Reset KM data".

The system will attempt to read ODO data.

If an error occurs indicating that programming mode cannot be entered, remove the instrument cluster from the dashboard and proceed with the bench wiring method as described in the ACDP help documentation.

Step 3: Bench Connection & Data Reset

After connecting the ACDP to the instrument via the bench method, select again:

"R7F701441 ODO" → "Reset KM data"

The system will prompt you to back up the original ODO data. Save the file with a name ending in Orig.bin and note the backup path and time.

Enter the new mileage value.

A warning will appear:

“Programming is about to begin. Do NOT power off or unplug the device!”

Click "Continue" to start the process.

Once completed, the system will confirm: “Reset mileage finish.”

Step 4: Verify Changes

Click "Identify Info" again to check the instrument information.

The mileage should now be updated successfully.

Video Tutorial

For a visual demonstration, please watch the video:

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/HdDovtuxZ-I

Notes:

Always back up the original data before programming.

Use anti-static precautions when handling the instrument cluster.

Ensure stable power and connection during writing.

For further support, refer to the ACDP user manual or contact technical support.

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Toyota S6J3001 Mileage Correction with ACDP Module 41

This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to perform mileage correction on a Toyota S6J3001 instrument cluster using the ACDP and ACDP Module 41.

Preparation:

As shown in the picture, connect the ACDP device to the vehicle’s OBD interface.

Open the ACDP application and ensure that the ACDP programmer is bound (check the top right corner of the screen).

Entering the Correction Menu

In the ACDP app, navigate to:

"Module" → "TOYOTA ODO" → "OBD/CAN Reset mileage"

Then, select the instrument model. This demonstration uses the S6J3001 instrument as an example.

Step 1: Identify Info

Connect ACDP to the OBD-II port.

Turn on the ignition — the ODO display must be lit.

Click "Identify Info".

The system will read instrument information. Wait until the process completes.

Step 2: Reset KM Data

Click "Reset KM data".

The system will attempt to read ODO data.

If an error occurs indicating that programming mode cannot be entered, remove the instrument cluster from the dashboard and proceed with the bench wiring method as described in the ACDP help documentation.

Step 3: Bench Connection & Data Reset

After connecting the ACDP to the instrument via the bench method, select again:

"S6J3001 ODO" → "Reset KM data"

The system will prompt you to back up the original ODO data. Save the file with a name ending in Orig.bin and note the backup path and time.

Enter the new mileage value.

A warning will appear:

“Programming is about to begin. Do NOT power off or unplug the device!”

Click "Continue" to start the process.

Once completed, the system will confirm: “Reset mileage finish.”

Step 4: Verify Changes

Click "Identify Info" again to check the instrument information.

The mileage should now be updated successfully.

Video Tutorial

For a visual demonstration, please watch the video:

https://youtu.be/-tOxF4RO_E4

Notes:

Always back up the original data before programming.

Use anti-static precautions when handling the instrument cluster.

Ensure stable power and connection during writing.

For further support, refer to the ACDP user manual or contact technical support.

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