GM Service Programming System (SPS)
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1. 2 Installation Overview 2 Check and or Install TCP IP Protocol 2 Install the SPS Software 4 Update the SPS Data 7 Software Removal Uninstall 7 Troubleshooting 8 Troubleshooting Routine 8 USB Device or COM Port Conflicts 8 NOTES 9 Chapter 2 SPS Application 11 Introduction 11 Software Update 11 Vehicle Diagnosis 11 Equipment Setup2. 11 Tech 2 Flash Setup 11 Next Generation Scan Tool Setup 14 Service Programming Cautions 16 How to Navigate the SPS Application 17 Service Programming System 18 How to Program an Electronic Control Module ECM with SPS 18 How to Check the Programming 23 Appendix 25 Next Generation Scan Tool Special Instructions 25 Vehicle Configuration Index VCI Information 26 About VCI 26 How to get a GM VCI 26 Vehicle Coverage Tables inside back cover ii Software License and Warranty GM Service Programming System User s Guide Software License and Warranty GENERAL MOTORS SERVICE PROGRAMMING SYSTEM SOFTWARE SUBL
3. Note USB security key installed during software installation is not shown Can be in USB port on front or back of computer Item 1 Update Cable P N 3421 08 Item 2 Non OBD II Cable P N 3305 72 connected to GM Cable P N 212633 Item 3 DLC Location Item 4 Non OBD II Cable Power Plug Figure 2 8 Next Generation Scan Tool Connection to PC and to Vehicle DLC non OBD II Equipped Vehicle 3 If the vehicle is non OBD II equipped Figure 2 8 make the following connections If the vehicle is OBD II equipped skip this step a Connect the non OBD II cable Item 2 to the DLC item 3 b Connect the power plug on the non OBD II cable to the vehicle cigarette lighter item 4 Important Do not use an AC power adapter with the scan tool during programming Carefully review Service Programming Cautions on page 16 before reprogramming a vehicle control module Permanent damage to the control module could result if all cautions are not followed 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 16 Service Programming Cautions GM Service Programming System User s Guide Service Programming Cautions CAUTION There are a number of programming preparations that must be followed exactly or perma nent damage to a reprogrammable control module could result Battery voltage The battery must be between 12 6 and 14 volts The battery must be completely charged before programming Important Do not program
4. new 10 Change gear ratio Manufacturers Regular Production Option only Old New 11 VIN Vehicle Coverage Tables After diagnosing that an ECM needs programming use the following tables to determine if the vehicle computer is programmable 1993 Model Year 1994 Model Year 1995 Model Year Note Except S T trucks with RPO K29 See vehicle RPO sticker 1996 and Later Model Years General Motors vehicles for most model years 1996 and later have programmable engine control modules and may include additional modules that are programmable Vehicle Model 4th Character of VIN Cars 5th Character of VIN Trucks Engine Type 8th Character of VIN Transmission Emission Type W Car Olds 3 1L L82 M Auto 4 Speed Federal California W Car 3 1L LHO T Auto 4 Speed California F Car 3 4L L32 S Manual Auto Fed Cal Exp S T Truck Only Pickup 4 3L LB4 Z Manual Federal California Vehicle Model 4th Character of VIN Cars 5th Character of VIN Trucks Engine Type 8th Character of VIN Transmission Emission Type B Car 4 3L L99 W Automatic Fed Cal Exp B Car 5 7L LT1 P Automatic Fed Cal Exp D Car 5 7L LT1 P Automatic Fed Cal Exp F Car 3 4L L32 S Manual Auto Federal California F Car 5 7L LT1 P Manual Auto Fed Cal Exp L Car 3 1L L82 M Automatic Fed Cal Exp N Car 3 1L L82 M Automatic Federal
5. Item 2 RS 232 Communications Cable P N 3000110 Item 3 VCI Cable Connection Item 4 Tech 2 Flash RS 232 Port Item 5 DLC Cable P N 3000095 Item 6 NAO 12 19 Pin Adapter non OBD II Equipped Vehicles P N 3000099 Item 7 Cigarette Lighter Power Cable P N 3000096 or Battery Power Cable P N 3000097 Figure 2 4 Tech 2 Flash Connection to PC and to Vehicle DLC non OBD II Equipped Vehicle 4 If the vehicle is non OBD II equipped Figure 2 4 make the following connections If the vehicle is OBD II equipped skip this step a Connect the NAO 12 19 pin adapter Item 6 to the DLC cable Item 5 b Connect a power supply Item 7 to the DLC cable Item 5 c Connect the power supply to the appropriate power source cigarette lighter battery or outlet 5 Connect the DLC cable Item 5 to the Tech 2 VCI cable connection Item 3 Important Carefully review Service Programming Cautions on page 16 before reprogramming a vehicle control module Permanent damage to the control module could result if all cautions are not followed 1 3 2 4 5 6 1 3 2 4 5 6 7 14 Equipment Setup GM Service Programming System User s Guide Next Generation Scan Tool Setup What You Will Need for the Next Generation Scan Tool The GM SPS application installed onto your PC with the USB Security key Also see System Require ments on page 1 Next Generation Scan Tool NGIS
6. 1 General Information GM Service Programming System User s Guide Chapter 1 Software Installation Chapter 1 Software Installation General Information Software CDs The GM Service Programming System SPS kit contains two compact discs CD An Application CD which loads the SPS application A Data CD which loads SPS data System Requirements GM Service Operations has created a document to assist in making the best decisions when choosing new PCs for a service department It is recommended to purchase equipment from the designated suppliers to ensure that the highest levels of quality and support are provided The platforms offered by these suppliers are reviewed in a continuous product analysis managed by GM Service Operations to ensure compatibility with Techline hardware and software For example the following specifications are the minimum required for a desktop PC to effectively run all Techline applications as of May 2005 Point your web browser to http service gm com techlineinfo techlinepc html to receive the complete requirements for minimal PC specification Any PC that is less than specified may not perform adequately as a service PC Note Non Pentium processors such as Celeron Cyrix and AMD are NOT compatible with Techline software Note The minimum PC specification is subject to change more frequently due to changes in new technology and prod uct end of life cycle Note LAPTOPS
7. California W Car 3 1L L82 M Automatic Fed Cal Exp Y Car 5 7L LT1 P Manual Auto Fed Cal Exp S T Truck Only Pickup 4 3L LB4 Z Manual Federal California Vehicle Model 4th Character of VIN Cars 5th Character of VIN Trucks Engine Type 8th Character of VIN Transmission Emission Type B Car 4 3L L99 W Automatic Fed Cal Exp B Car 5 7L LT1 P Automatic Fed Cal Exp D Car 5 7L LT1 P Automatic Fed Cal Exp F Car 3 4L L32 S Manual Auto Federal California F Car 3 8L L36 K Automatic Federal California F Car 5 7L LT1 P Manual Auto Fed Cal Exp J Car 2 3L LD2 D Automatic Federal California L Car 3 1L L82 M Automatic Fed Cal Exp N Car 3 1L L82 M Automatic Federal California W Car 3 1L L82 M Automatic Fed Cal Exp Y Car 5 7L LT1 P Manual Auto Fed Cal Exp S T Pickup 4 3L LB4 Z Manual Federal California S T Truck see note 4 3L L35 W Manual Auto Federal California 2004 SPX Corporation All rights reserved 05 31 05 Part Number 526933
8. Note As of May 2005 NGIS Operating System version 1 87 and SPS System 1 6 is required Call OTC Technical Services at 800 533 6127 to determine the current minimum requirements Smart Card General Motors Service Programming System Update Cable P N 3421 08 USB Security Key already installed during software installation Users Guide P N 239012 OBD II Cable P N 3305 73 with GM Reflash Insert P N 3306 12 Non OBD II Cable P N 3305 72 with GM Adapter P N 212633 Step 1 Connect the Cable s to the Scan Tool Note All GM vehicles manufactured from 1996 to current year and some 1995 GM vehicles require the OBD II cable setup GM vehicles manufactured prior to 1995 and most 1995 GM vehicles require the non OBD II cable setup If there is any question which cable to use match the pin configura tion of the vehicle diagnostic link connector DLC to the cable connector To connect the cable s to the scan tool follow these steps Item 1 GM Reflash Insert P N 3306 12 Item 2 OBD II Cable P N 3305 73 Item 3 Update Cable P N 3421 08 Item 4 Next Generation Scan Tool Figure 2 5 OBD II Cable Connections 1 If the vehicle is OBD II equipped do the following If the vehicle is non OBD II equipped skip this step a Plug the GM reflash insert Figure 2 5 Item 1 into the OBD II cable connector b Connect the OBD II cable Item 2 to the scan tool c Connect the u
9. Resolving a COM Port Conflict 1 For the COM port with a conflict display the Resources page as described above 2 Click the white box next to Use Automatic Settings to remove the checkmark so that changes can be made 3 In the drop down list next to Setting based on select a different number by clicking on the existing setting and then double clicking on a new setting see Figure 1 23 Figure 1 23 COM Port Settings Windows Operating System Scan Tool Scan Tool amp Modem COM1 Scan Tool Scan Tool Basic Configuration 0 Basic Configuration 0 COM2 Not Allocated Modem Basic Configuration 2 COM3 Not Allocated Not Allocated COM4 Not Allocated Not Allocated 9 NOTES GM Service Programming System User s Guide Chapter 1 Software Installation NOTES 10 NOTES GM Service Programming System User s Guide 11 Introduction GM Service Programming System User s Guide Chapter 2 SPS Application Chapter 2 SPS Application Introduction The GM Service Programming System SPS is a personal computer PC application used to reprogram vehicle electronic control modules ECMs The SPS application programs General Motors programmable control modules by using the Tech 2 Flash or the Next Generation scan tool as a pass thru device to communicate program data to the vehicle control module All programming steps are activated and finalized through the PC Important Carefu
10. device setup is complete the SPS Application performs in the same manner regardless of the scan tool used as the pass thru device Tech 2 Flash Setup What You Will Need for Tech 2 Flash Setup 1 The GM SPS application installed onto your PC with the USB security key Also see System Require ments on page 1 2 32 MB PCMCIA card recommended May 2005 Call OTC Technical Services at 800 533 6127 to determine the current minimum requirements 3 SPS Kit Components RS 232 DB9 Serial Port Adapter P N 3000111 RS 232 Communications Cable P N 3000110 USB Security Key already installed during software installation RS 232 Loop back Adapter P N 3000112 User s Guide P N 526933 4 T2F Kit Components from Tech 2 Flash Kit Tech 2 Flash Scan Tool Cigarette Lighter Power Cable P N 3000096 or Battery Power Cable P N 3000097 SAE 16 19 Pin Adapter if the vehicle is OBD II compliant NAO 12 19 Pin Adapter if the vehicle is not OBD II compliant Optional AC to DC Power Supply P N 3000113 DLC Cable P N 3000095 DLC Loop back Adapter P N 3000110 12 Equipment Setup GM Service Programming System User s Guide Step 1 Verify the Tech 2 Flash and DLC Cable Power On Self Test POST To do a POST follow these steps Item 1 RS 232 Loop back Adapter P N 3000112 Item 2 DLC Cable P N 3000095 Item 3 DLC Loop
11. The Hewlett Packard NC6000 NC4010 Gateway 450 E X series Nobilis CL51 Dell Latitude D800 D600 and Pana sonic Toughbooks CF 29 CF 51 are currently the only laptop PCs validated to function with all Techline applications includ ing TIS Service Programming System SPS Other laptops may not support SPS or communicate properly with the Tech 2 and will not be supported for hardware communication issues Note Tech 2 Flash minimum requirement located on Tech 2 Flash Setup on page 11 Note NGIS minimum requirement located on Next Gen eration Scan Tool Setup on page 14 CPU Desktop Intel Pentium III 1 GHz Hard Drive 20 GB ATA RAM 128 MB SDRAM Video Memory 16 MB DRAM Optical Drive CD ROM DVD 40X 16X CD DVD combo drive Network Adapter PCI or ISA Ethernet Network Interface Card Communications Port 1 Parallel 1 Serial Monitor 17 SVGA Operating System Microsoft Windows 2000 Profes sional or XP Professional Internet Browser Internet Explorer 6 0 Anti Virus Software Current version of commercially avail able virus protection System Recovery Full Operating System Recovery Pack age 2 Installation Procedures GM Service Programming System User s Guide Important PCs that do not meet the specifications outlined in this document are considered Non Supported Hardware As a result the Techline Customer Support Center TCSC and the Regional Techline Field Consultants will be
12. unable to provide troubleshooting support for Techline applications Ensure the PC meets the specifications recommended before purchase Before You Begin To install and use the GM SPS application you should be knowledgeable and well trained in the use of a personal computer PC and Microsoft Windows Your computer system must be fully set up with the required operating system installed All components of your personal computer system must be working together properly before installing additional applications One serial port also called a COM port must be open not assigned for connecting the scan tool Tech 2 Flash or Next Generation Tool to the PC Installation Procedures Before you install the SPS application answer the following question to determine if the SPS application is already installed on the PC Is there a TIS 2000 icon on the Window s desktop If YES go to Update the SPS Data on page 7 If NO proceed with the steps below Installation Overview The SPS application installation procedures include three groups of steps They are Determine if TCP IP protocol is installed on the PC and install if necessary See Check and or Install TCP IP Protocol below Install the SPS Application CD software which includes installing the USB security key security device See Install the SPS Software on page 4 Update the data with the SPS Dat
13. 20 c Click the Next button to continue This displays the Summary window Figure 2 22 Note If a warning message appears about the Tech 2 follow the instructions and then click the OK button Figure 2 22 Summary Window c b 22 Service Programming System GM Service Programming System User s Guide 16 The Summary window displays a summary of calibration selections that are about to be programmed to the controller Confirm the selections and click the Next button to begin the programming 17 One or more warning message boxes may appear If so follow any instructions they provide and click the OK or YES button on each one to continue the procedure Do this until the Transfer Data window appears Figure 2 23 on page 22 Figure 2 23 Transfer Data Window 18 The Transfer Data window displays the programming s progress and remaining time Wait for the progress indicator to reach 100 indicating the programming is complete This displays the Programming Complete window automatically Figure 2 24 Programming Complete Window 19 Make note of any special instructions provided on the window and follow the instructions when necessary Note The instructions may include something like crankshaft position variation relearn procedure must be followed or other similar items 20 Click the Close button This displays the initial SPS window 21 Use the steps in the next section to check for successful programm
14. Connection Properties dialog box see if TCP IP is already listed under This connection uses the following items If not click the Install button to display the Select Network Component Type dialog box Figure 1 5 Select Network Component Type Dialog Box 3 Click Protocol and then click the Add button to display the Select Network Protocol dialog box Figure 1 6 Select Network Protocol Dialog Box 4 Under Manufacturer select Microsoft and under Network Protocol select Internet Protocol TCP IP Then click the OK button Windows then installs the protocol automatically 5 Continue with the steps in the next section Install the SPS Software on page 4 4 Installation Procedures GM Service Programming System User s Guide Install the SPS Software To install the SPS software follow these steps 1 Insert the Application CD into the PC s CD drive The TIS 2000 Installation Welcome window appears auto matically Figure 1 8 Note If the TIS2000 software was previous installed and removed from the PC a message may appear asking to reuse old settings If so click the NO button to NOT reuse old settings Figure 1 8 Welcome Window 2 Click the Next button to continue This displays the Language Selection window Figure 1 9 Language Selection Window 3 Select a language for the application and then click the Next button This displays the Choose Destination Location window Figure 1 10 Choose
15. Destination Location Window 4 Click the Next button This displays the Choose Serial Port window Figure 1 11 on page 5 Note Clicking the Next button on the Destination Location window places the SPS application in the destination directory C Program Files cosids You can optionally click the Browse button to select a different destination directory for the files Note If setup doesn t begin automatically click Start and then Run In the Run box that appears type D autorun exe where D represents the letter of the CD ROM drive and then click the OK button as shown below Figure 1 7 Run Box 5 Installation Procedures GM Service Programming System User s Guide Chapter 1 Software Installation Figure 1 11 Choose Serial Port WIndow 5 Select the serial port to use for the scan tool connection This must be an open COM port where no external devices are connected Then click the Next button This displays the TIS2000 Installation Mode window Figure 1 12 TIS2000 Installation Mode Window 6 Select Standalone and then click the Next button This displays the Set DEALERSHIP window Figure 1 13 Set DEALERSHIP Window 7 Select NAO North American Operations and then click the Next button This configures settings starts the Decurity Device Installation module and displays the TIS2000 Security Device Add Remove window Note This installation of TIS2000 supports reflash of Saturn vehicles Other dealers
16. Quit any self starting computer applications screen saver virus detection application network connections or any other applications that can activate without user prompting CAUTION ALL personal computer applications must be turned off before you use SPS or permanent damage to a reprogrammable control module could result 4 Turn the vehicle ignition to the ON position do not start the engine 5 From the Windows desktop double click the TIS 2000 icon This displays the TIS 2000 Application Selection window shown below Figure 2 11 TIS 2000 Application Selection Window 6 Click the Service Programming System icon to start the SPS application This displays the SPS System s Select Diagnostic Tool and Programming Process window Figure 2 12 on page 19 19 Service Programming System GM Service Programming System User s Guide Chapter 2 SPS Application Figure 2 12 Select Diagnostic Tool and Programming Process Window 7 Select the following on this window a In the Select Diagnostic Tool area select Pass Thru Note The Information Only PROM Data option displays PROM or calibration data for a vehicle b In the Select Programming Process area select one of the following Select Reprogram ECU to reprogram reflash or calibrate the selected ECM ECU Select Replace and Program ECU to program a new ECM c In the Select ECU Location area select Vehicle Note The OBPA o
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18. back Adapter P N 3000110 Item 4 Tech 2 Flash Scan Tool Figure 2 1 POST Loop back Connections 1 Make the loop back connections as follows a Plug the RS 232 loop back adapter item 1 into the Tech 2 Flash RS 232 port See Figure 2 1 b Connect the DLC cable item 2 to the Tech 2 Flash VCI connector c Connect the DLC loop back adapter item 3 to the DLC cable 2 To make the power connection connect one of the following to the power jack on the DLC cable see Figure 2 2 Item 4 battery power cable item 1 or cigarette lighter power cable item 2 or the optional AC to DC power supply Item 1 Battery Power Cable P N 3000097 Item 2 Cigarette Lighter Power Cable P N 3000096 Item 3 AC to DC Power Supply P N 3000113 Optional Item 4 DLC Cable P N 3000095 Figure 2 2 POST Power Connections 3 Supply power to the Tech 2 Flash 4 Perform the Power On Self Test POST as detailed in the Tech 2 Flash User s Guide 5 The POST automatically verifies the hardware and detects any Tech 2 Flash malfunctions Do one of the following If any errors are detected refer to the POST Troubleshooting Chart located in the Tech 2 Flash User s Guide If no errors are detected go to the next step 6 Disconnect the RS 232 loop back adapter the power supply and the DLC loop back adapter 7 Go to the steps in the next section Step 2 Connect the Tech 2 Flash Sca
19. controller from the list and press the Enter key to display the module controller information Note the required information and press the Enter key again to return to the Pass Thru Mode For additional information and to see screen prints refer to Next Generation Scan Tool Special Instructions on page 25 Figure 2 18 Module Information Request Box b Select the correct value from the drop down list and then click the OK button to continue Figure 2 18 Note If the correct value is not in the list do not program the controller exit this procedure b a c 21 Service Programming System GM Service Programming System User s Guide Chapter 2 SPS Application 14 If you selected VCI as the programming type in Figure 2 17 a dialog box appears for entering the VCI number Figure 2 19 If this dialog box appears do the following Otherwise skip this step a Obtain the VCI number from technical service at 800 533 6127 Figure 2 19 VCI Number Request Box b Enter the VCI number into the VCI box Figure 2 19 Note If there is a ZERO 0 in the box delete it before entering the VCI number c Click the OK button This displays the Calibration Selection window Figure 2 20 Calibration Selection Window 15 View the calibration file history descriptions for the controller being programmed for example Powertrain PCM or Vehicle Control Module VCM Select the file s for updating the control
20. on which device you are checking continue with the steps in either Resolving a USB Device Problem or Checking for COM Port Conflicts Resolving a USB Device Problem Follow the steps in the previous section USB Device or COM Port Conflicts and then do the following 1 Right click USB SuperPro and select Properties to dis play the Properties dialog box 2 Click the Driver tab to display the Drivers page 3 Click the Reinstall Driver button to reinstall the driver If the driver will not reinstall remove and then reinstall the application Refer to Software Removal Uninstall on page 7 and Installation Procedures on page 2 Checking for COM Port Conflicts Follow the steps in the previous section USB Device or COM Port Conflicts and then do the following to check each COM port for a conflicting device 1 Right click the COM port to be verified and select Prop erties to display the Properties dialog box 2 Click the Resources tab to display the Resources page 3 On the Resources page look at the Conflicting Device List at the bottom If it says No conflicts the COM port is OK Click OK to close the dialog box 4 From the Systems Properties dialog box select the next COM port and check it using the steps above 5 Check all COM ports to be sure there are no conflicts 6 If there are conflicts follow the steps in the next section Resolving a COM Port Conflict
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22. while charg ing the battery Connecting a second battery in parallel to the vehicle battery helps prevent drawing the battery charge low enough to cause a fatal error to the vehicle ECM while programming Ignition key on engine not running One of the PC message screens requests that the ignition key be turned on engine not running Important Do not turn the key to any other position until the programming is com plete Once programming is complete turn the ignition key off wait about 30 seconds and then disconnect the tools This allows time for the vehicle computer to power down properly Power interruption Important During program ming do not interrupt power or DLC connections in any way This could cause permanent damage to the reprogrammable control module Before programming check all connectors and cords for wear and check all connections to be sure they are secure All cords must be properly routed and secure to prevent any entanglement with feet or hands Tampering A new control module is not prepro grammed The memory of an in use reprogrammable control module contains the vehicle identification number VIN as well as calibration data In the course of repro gramming an in use control module the VIN and the calibration date are replaced The VIN entered into the scan tool must match the VIN on the vehicle s VIN plate It is important that the correct VIN be installed in the con trol mod
23. 2000 icon on the Window s desktop Because TIS2000 looks for new updates each time you start the application the Update message appears Figure 1 20 TIS 2000 Update Message 2 Click the OK button to continue This begins the update and displays a progress indicator message Figure 1 21 When the update completes a completion message appears Figure 1 22 Figure 1 21 Update Progress Indicator Figure 1 22 Update Completion Message 3 Click the OK button The application is ready to use 4 Begin using the SPS application by double clicking the TIS 2000 icon located on the Window s desktop Refer to How to Navigate the SPS Application on page 17 to learn the basics of using the application Software Removal Uninstall To uninstall the SPS application click the Windows Start button and then select Programs TIS 2000 TIS 2000 Uninstall 8 Troubleshooting GM Service Programming System User s Guide Troubleshooting If you are having difficulty connecting to the application or downloading a VIN number or file you may have a communication problem Follow the Troubleshooting Routine below to help find and fix a communication problem between your personal computer and your Tech 2 Flash or Next Generation scan tool Troubleshooting Routine 1 Is the USB security key connected securely into the PC s USB port 2 Do one of the following Tech 2 Flash Is the RS 232 cable P N 3000110 an
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26. IS 2000 main home window leaves current application open in the background Item 8 Vehicle Context Opens the Display Vehicle Data window currently unavailable in North America Item 9 Close Active Applications Quits the current application returns to the TIS 2000 main window Item 10 Printer Produces a printout of whatever is displayed in the window Item 11 Newsletter Provides an overview of the current data contents new product features and modifications to the operation of the system Item 12 Help Launches TIS 2000 built in Help Figure 2 10 Application Title Bar Menu and Icon Descriptions 4 10 11 6 9 2 5 1 3 8 7 12 18 Service Programming System GM Service Programming System User s Guide Service Programming System The Service Programming System SPS is a PC application that updates programs or reprograms the flash calibration files that are stored in a vehicle s ECM To do this the application reads VIN information from the vehicle extracts the correct update data from the SPS application s data files then updates the vehicle reprogrammable memory with the data Note The software also has a Vehicle Configuration Index VCI function for special programming cases such as programming a transmission ECM when a different type of transmission has been installed e g manual to auto programming a speedometer for different sized tires or programming a newly built
27. a CD See Update the SPS Data on page 7 Check and or Install TCP IP Protocol These installation steps are for setting up the TCP IP protocol for first time stand alone users Be aware of the following If you have a network card installed then you only need to verify that TCP IP protocol has been configured If your PC is already set up with TCP IP protocol go to Install the SPS Software on page 4 To install the TCP IP protocol follow these steps 1 Do one of the following For Windows XP click the Window s Start button and then select Control Panel With the Control Panel window displayed select Network and Internet Connections see Figure 1 1 and Figure 1 2 on page 2 This displays the Connection Properties dialog box see Figure 1 4 on page 3 For Windows 2000 right click the My Network Places icon on the Windows desktop With the Internet Connections window displayed right click Local Area Connection and then select Properties see Figure 1 3 on page 2 This displays the Connection Properties dialog box see Figure 1 4 on page 3 Figure 1 1 Windows XP Control Panel Window Figure 1 2 Windows XP Network and Internet Connections Window Figure 1 3 Windows 2000 Network and Internet Connections Window 3 Installation Procedures GM Service Programming System User s Guide Chapter 1 Software Installation Figure 1 4 Connection Properties Dialog Box 2 In the
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29. ation Moving about the SPS application is accomplished using the keyboard and the mouse If you do not have a mouse please review your system software manual for the steps required to navigate the menus with the keyboard When you click the TIS2000 icon on the WIndow s desktop the SPS Application Selection window opens Figure 2 9 SPS Application Icon The SPS Application Selection window contains elements common to all Windows applications for example a title bar menu bar tool bar and minimize maximize close icons see Figure 2 10 The working area is directly below the title bar It contains the SPS application launch icon You double click the icon to activate the SPS application Item 1 Title Bar Contains the name of the software application and contains the Minimize Maximize and Close buttons Item 3 Item 2 Application Name the name of the application is displayed in the Title Bar Item 3 Minimize Maximize Close buttons Increase or decrease the window display area or exit the application Item 4 Main Menu Bar Click to access menus with commands that tell the application what to do next Menu commands that do similar actions are grouped under the same menu heading Item 5 Tool Bar Contains buttons that graphically represent frequently used commands Items 6 through 12 Item 6 Exit TIS 2000 Application Quits TIS 2000 returns to the Windows desktop Item 7 Selection Page Returns to T
30. combination of parts and systems built in a vehicle including optional equipment GM Service and Parts Operations uses VCI numbers to identify a unique calibration or group of calibrations If the VIN of the vehicle is not part of the TIS data or if the vehicle has been reconfigured from its original build specifications such as changes in tire sizes and axle ratios you will need a VCI number to access the SPS vehicle calibration files during reprogramming Note Keep in mind that many calibrations for reconfiguring vehicles adding changing options such as fog lamps are selectable in SPS and a VCI number is not necessary If the VIN is not part of the TIS data that is currently loaded a TIS error message will state that the VIN is incorrect or a VCI num ber is needed If a VCI number is required contact Technical Service at 1 800 533 6127 How to get a GM VCI If a Vehicle Configuration Index VCI number is required contact Technical Service at 1 800 522 6127 Have the following information available 1 Type of PC must be equal or better than System Requirements on page 1 Desktop Laptop 2 Windows Operating System 2000 Pro SP3 XP Pro 3 SPS Application CD revision number 4 SPS Data CD date 5 SPS Error Message 6 Module Type 7 Module part Old New 8 TIS Error message 9 Change tire size Manufacturers Regular Production Option only old
31. d serial port adapter P N TA00040 plugged securely into a COM port on the PC Next Generation tool NGS Is the update cable P N 3421 08 connected to the NGS RS 232 port and to the COM port on the PC 3 Clear the PC s memory by closing all applications and shutting down the computer then restart and make your SPS selections again If after the suggestions above you are unable to resolve the problem you may have a USB device driver or a COM port conflict Review the settings with the steps in the next section USB Device or COM Port Conflicts To resolve USB device security key problems or COM port conflicts first access the Windows Device Man ager Then follow the appropriate steps as instructed Accessing the Windows Device Manger 1 For Windows XP click the Window s Start button and right click My Computer to display a menu For Windows 2000 right click the My Computer icon on the desktop 2 On the menu click Properties to display the System Properties dialog box 3 Click the Hardware tab to display the Hardware Properties page 4 Click the Device Manager button to display the Device Manager dialog box 5 With the Device Manager dialog box displayed double click either Ports to check the COM port or Universal Serial Bus Controllers to check the USB device Note If an item in the list has an exclamation mark next to it it means there is a problem with that item 6 Depending
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35. hip installations are not supported Figure 1 14 TIS2000 Security Device Add Remove Window Note The Security Device Installation module configures the USB security key which is a component of the SPS Kit The installation of the USB security key requires strict attention or TIS2000 will not perform as expected 6 Installation Procedures GM Service Programming System User s Guide Important Do not install the USB security key into the PC until the TIS2000 application instructs you to do so 8 Click the checkbox above USB Security Key to place a checkmark in the box Figure 1 14 on page 5 Then click the Continue button This displays an Information window Figure 1 15 Figure 1 15 TIS2000 Security Device Information Window 9 Follow the instructions on the Information window and then click the OK button This displays a Hardware Installation message box Figure 1 16 Hardware Installation Message Box 10 Click the Continue Anyway button This displays the Program Completed window Figure 1 17 TIS2000 Security Device Program Completed Window 11 Install the purple USB security key as instructed on the window and then click the OK button Note Make sure the security key installs securely into the PC s USB port After installing the software do not remove the security key from the USB port it must remain in the port for the TIS2000 SPS application to work 12 This begins the TIS2000 software installat
36. his Agreement 28 0 Severability If for any reason any term s or provision s of this Agreement should be found to be illegal or unenforceable then notwithstanding such illegality or unenforceability this Agreement shall remain in full force and effect and such term s or provision s shall be deemed to be deleted vii How to Use this Manual GM Service Programming System User s Guide How to Use this Manual This manual gives procedures for software installation and for using the General Motors Service Programming System SPS application All instructions in this manual assume that you are familiar with basic personal computer and Windows operating system operations such as clicking and dragging with the mouse and choosing commands from toolbars or pull down and pop up menus If you are not familiar with these operations read your Introducing Microsoft Windows manual viii Technical Service GM Service Programming System User s Guide Technical Service If you have any questions on the operation of the product please call 800 533 6127 If your software requires warranty service return it to the manufacturer with a copy of the sales receipt and a note describing the problem If the software is determined to be in warranty it will be replaced at no charge and returned freight pre paid Send the software pre paid to SPX Corporation Owatonna Facility PO Box 994 2300 Park Drive Owatonna MN 55060 Attn Repair
37. ing 23 Service Programming System GM Service Programming System User s Guide Chapter 2 SPS Application How to Check the Programming After programming an ECM check for the success of the programming To check the programming follow these steps 1 Turn the vehicle ignition off for a minimum of 30 seconds This allows the controller to power down and reset itself 2 Start the engine and let it run for a few minutes If the engine does not start or starts and runs roughly repeat the programming procedure 3 Clear all Diagnostic Trouble Codes DTCs Note The vehicle should start and run normally all DTCs that were set will be cleared and should not reset Some vehi cles will require that Idle Learn TP Learn Theft Deterrent Relearn or Crankshaft Learn procedures be performed after programming Consult the appropriate service information for these procedures 24 Service Programming System GM Service Programming System User s Guide 25 Next Generation Scan Tool Special Instructions GM Service Programming System User s Guide Appendix Appendix Next Generation Scan Tool Special Instructions During reprogramming of some controllers the SPS application displays a Module Information Request dialog box This dialog box appears for controllers that require entry of additional information such as a software part number If you are using the Next Generation scan tool for the pass thru programming
38. ion and displays a progress indicator message Figure 1 18 Wait for the installation to complete and for the completion message to appear Figure 1 19 Figure 1 18 Update Progress Indicator Figure 1 19 Update Completion Message 13 Click the OK button 14 Remove the Application CD from the PC s CD drive 15 Continue with the steps in the next section Update the SPS Data on page 7 7 Software Removal Uninstall GM Service Programming System User s Guide Chapter 1 Software Installation Update the SPS Data Important If updating both the Application CD and the Data CD ALWAYS install Application CD first Use the following steps to update the SPS data at initial software installation and whenever you have a data update Note During the update the TIS2000 software skips the initial language dealership etc steps and uses current TIS2000 settings TIS2000 also skips over SecDevIns Secu rity Device Installer and uses the current TIS2000 settings If installing a new or different security key see details pertaining to security key issues in Troubleshooting on page 8 To update the SPS data follow these steps 1 Insert the Data CD into the PC s CD drive and wait approx imately 20 seconds for the TIS2000 Update message to appear Figure 1 20 Note On Windows XP systems a browser window may open displaying the contents of the CD If so close the window and double click the TIS
39. ion and the battery is fully charged It is permissible to use a booster pack but not a battery charger b Click the Next button to continue Figure 2 15 SPS Warning Message 10 An SPS warning message may appear to warn that you must input the VIN number If so click the OK button to continue This displays the Validate VIN window Figure 2 16 on page 20 c d b a c b a b a 20 Service Programming System GM Service Programming System User s Guide Figure 2 16 Validate VIN Window 11 Verify the VIN that is automatically read from the vehicle compare it to the vehicle VIN plate or manually enter the VIN Then click the Next button to continue This displays the Supported Controllers window Note If an option window appears enter all of the information required and then click the Next button to continue Also if you need to enter a VCI number a message appears to tell you so Figure 2 17 Supported Controllers Window 12 On the Supported Controllers window do the following a In the Select Controller area select the controller to program b In the Select Programming Type area follow these steps First select Normal to update an existing calibration or to program a new controller If a VCI number is required contact technical service at 1 800 533 6127 Once the VCI number is obtained select VCI Vehicle Configuration Index under Select Programming Type to update an e
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41. ler as follows a Use the following information to determine which file s to select Vehicles with PCMs display as a single tab that summarizes all calibration files for the vehicle Vehicles with VCMs display as multiple tabs one for each distinct calibration file contained in the VCM A selection must be made under each tab to successfully select the programming files The window lists valid calibrations for the VIN entered Selecting the right calibration is critical Check the history of each calibration The history lists an explanation of the calibration file telling what the calibration is for and whether it supersedes any other calibrations Related bulletin numbers are sometimes listed along with the calibration files Read the latest bulletins to stay up to date on why certain calibrations have been released Based on the history and bulletins select the appropriate calibration file Note If calibrations are the same the NAODRUI Control box appears Figure 2 21 stating that the cal ibrations selected are already the current calibrations in the control module Click OK and Back out or click Cancel on the Summary screen Figure 2 21 NAODRUI contro Box Important Before continuing consult any service bulletins identified for the calibration and follow all specific steps before beginning the programming b Click the appropriate box es to select the calibration file s Figure 2
42. lly follow the steps detailed in this manual and if issued a service bulletin Software Update The SPS application can be updated through SPX OTC to add additional vehicle year coverage Vehicle Diagnosis Important Updating a reprogrammable control module is not a means to correct a driveability condi tion Once you have reprogrammed the stored memory you can t retrieve it to go back Before reprogramming a control module do the following to diagnose the vehicle s problems 1 Diagnose and correct the vehicle condition if possible Locate any GM Technical Service Bulletins TSBs that may address the vehicle condition If the condition can be corrected you do not need to program the control module 2 If programming is necessary refer to Vehicle Coverage Tables on the inside of the back cover of this manual to determine if the vehicle computer is programmable 3 Refer to the vehicle service manual and to any TSBs to determine if any special conditions are required for example resetting the IAC valve after programming is complete 4 If you are replacing a vehicle computer refer to the vehicle service manual and to any TSBs to determine any special conditions for example identifying vehicle computers that require the transfer of plug in modules Equipment Setup The cable requirements are different for the Tech 2 Flash and the Next Generation Scan Tool setup However when the tool pass thru
43. n Tool to the PC and to the Vehicle DLC 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 13 Equipment Setup GM Service Programming System User s Guide Chapter 2 SPS Application Step 2 Connect the Tech 2 Flash Scan Tool to the PC and to the Vehicle DLC To connect the scan tool to the PC and the vehicle follow these steps Note USB security key installed during software installation is not shown Can be in USB port on front or back of computer Item 1 RS 232 DB9 Serial Port Adapter P N 3000111 Item 2 RS 232 Communications Cable P N 3000110 Item 3 VCI Cable Connection Item 4 Tech 2 Flash RS 232 Port Item 5 DLC Cable P N 3000095 Item 6 SAE 16 19 Pin Adapter OBD II equipped vehicles P N 3000098 Figure 2 3 Tech 2 Flash Connection to PC and to Vehicle DLC OBD II Equipped Vehicle 1 Connect the RS 232 DB9 serial port adapter Item 1 to the open COM port on your PC that you selected when you installed the SPS application 2 Connect the RS 232 communications cable Item 2 to the DB9 serial port adapter Item 1 and to the Tech 2 RS 232 port Item 4 3 If the vehicle is OBD II equipped Figure 2 3 connect the SAE 16 19 pin adapter Item 6 to the DLC cable Item 5 If the vehicle is non OBD II equipped skip this step Note USB security key installed during software installation is not shown Can be in USB port on front or back of computer Item 1 RS 232 DB9 Serial Port Adapter P N 3000111
44. ofits in connection with the furnishing performance or use of this material TRADEMARKS SI 2000 SPS TIS 2000 are registered trademarks of General Motors Corporation Microsoft Microsoft Windows and MS DOS are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation Windows screen shots are used for instructional purposes All other product names mentioned here are used for identification purposes only and may be the trademarks of their respective companies This manual tells you how to use the General Motors Service Programming System application any vehicle specific information given is for purposes of illustration only 2004 SPX Corporation All rights reserved General Motor s Techline Information System TIS 2000 Service Programming System Application for General Motors Reprogrammable Controllers i Contents GM Service Programming System User s Guide Contents Chapter 1 Software Installation 1 General Information 1 Software CDs 1 System Requirements 1 Before You Begin 2 Installation Procedures
45. pdate cable Item 3 to the scan tool Item 1 Non OBD II Cable P N 3305 72 Item 2 GM Cable P N 212633 Item 3 Update Cable P N 3421 08 Item 4 Next Generation Scan Tool Figure 2 6 Non OBD II Cable Connections 2 If the vehicle is non OBD II equipped do the following If the vehicle is OBD II equipped skip this step a Connect the non OBD II cable Figure 2 6 Item 1 to the scan tool item 4 b Connect the GM adapter item 2 to the non OBD II cable Item 1 c Connect the update cable item 3 to the scan tool Item 4 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 15 Equipment Setup GM Service Programming System User s Guide Chapter 2 SPS Application Step 2 Connect the Next Generation Scan Tool to the PC and to the Vehicle DLC To connect the scan tool to the PC and the vehicle follow these steps Note USB security key installed during software installation is not shown Can be in USB port on front or back of computer Item 1 Update Cable P N 3421 08 Item 2 OBD II Cable P N 3305 73 Item 3 DLC Location Figure 2 7 Next Generation Scan Tool Connection to PC and to Vehicle DLC OBD II Equipped Vehicle 1 Connect the update cable to the open COM port on your PC that you selected when you installed the SPS application Item 1 2 If the vehicle is OBD II equipped Figure 2 7 connect the OBD II cable Item 2 to the DLC Item 3 If the vehicle is non OBD II equipped skip this step
46. procedure you can use the scan tool find information about the controller without exiting the SPS programming procedure When the Module Information Request box appears in the SPS application Figure 2 18 on page 20 use the following Next Generation scan tool steps to find the information To use the Next Generation scan tool to find information about the controller follow these steps Note The following steps assume that the scan tool is turned on and set up for the pass thru procedure that is it has the GM Reflash Pass Thru Mode screen displayed Figure 3 1 GM Reflash Pass Thru Mode Screen 1 Press the Enter key to display the list of controllers Note Notice the instructions provided on each screen in the scan tool Figure 3 2 Controller Selection Screen 2 Select the controller from the list and press the Enter key to display the module controller information Figure 3 3 Controller Information Screen 3 Note the required information and press the Enter key return to the Pass Thru Mode 4 Enter the information into the SPS application see Figure 2 18 on page 20 Note If the correct value is not in the list do not program the controller exit the SPS programming procedure 26 Vehicle Configuration Index VCI Information GM Service Programming System User s Guide Vehicle Configuration Index VCI Information About VCI A Vehicle Configuration Index VCI is a number repre senting a valid
47. ption applies only if an off board programming adapter J41207 C is available for the Tech 2 Flash d Click the Next button to continue This displays the Determine Vehicle window Figure 2 13 Determine Vehicle Window 8 Do the following on this window a Skip the VIN area It is not necessary to enter a VIN b In the Vehicle Data area for each item click the down arrows at the right side of each line and select the correct options for the vehicle salesmake model year vehicle type car line and engine type s c When finished click the Next button This displays a connection instructions window Figure 2 14 Connection Instructions Window 9 Do the following a Follow the instructions on the window Double check the following For the Tech 2 Flash press the power key to turn on the Tech 2 Flash and then make sure it displays the version number screen For the Next Generation scan tool press the power key to turn on the scan tool and then select GM SPS Reprogramming Set the baud rate for the PC by selecting CONFIGURATION gt I O management gt Pass thru gt Properties gt Baud gt 38400 57600 or 19200 whichever works best gt OK Use Exit to return to the Service Programming screen Then make sure the scan tool displays the GM Reflash Pass Thru Mode screen CAUTION Do not change the baud rate after starting the programming process Make sure the vehicle key is in the run posit
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50. ule for future service and in the event of a recall campaign that requires reprogramming the module Other information entered into the program must also be correct Programming improper calibration data could adversely affect vehicle exhaust emissions resulting in violation of emission control laws and regulations Self starting computer applications ALL personal computer applications must be turned off before you use the SPS application A screen saver virus detection appli cation network connections or any other applications that can activate without user prompting must also be turned off to prevent any disruption in communication Any disruption during the reprogramming function can cause a programming failure and damage the vehicle computer Current drain Headlights and fans may be activated during the reprogramming steps This can cause enough current drain to the battery to bring the battery voltage below an acceptable level for programming or low enough to damage the vehicle computer Set the parking brake to disable automatic on headlights Remove the fuses for high current body electronic circuits but do not remove the fuse for the vehicle computer circuit Doors may lock During programming leave a window open to enable access into the vehicle 17 How to Navigate the SPS Application GM Service Programming System User s Guide Chapter 2 SPS Application How to Navigate the SPS Applic
51. vehicle for which the VIN is not yet available in the SPS data files For more information about VCI see How to get a GM VCI on page 26 How to Program an Electronic Control Module ECM with SPS Important Review the Service Programming Cautions on page 16 before programming an ECM Note If you know that you will need a VCI number for the programming steps you may want to obtain the VCI number before starting the programming steps To obtain a VCI number from either the GM website or from technical service refer to How to get a GM VCI on page 26 Note Some controllers require entry of a software part number during the programming steps If you are using the Tech2 scan tool for the programming you may want to use the scan tool to scan the vehicle and request the module controller information before starting the programming steps see Figure 2 18 on page 20 To use the SPS application to program an ECM follow these steps Important Do not power up the Tech 2 Flash or the Next Generation scan tool until instructed to do so in Step 9 on page 19 1 Check that all cables and the USB security key are properly and securely attached to the PC Tech 2 Flash or Next Generation scan tool and the vehicle DLC Refer to Figure 2 3 and Figure 2 4 on page 13 for Tech 2 Flash or Figure 2 7 and Figure 2 8 on page 15 for Next Generation scan tool 2 Start the PC Do not activate any other applications 3
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53. xisting calibration or to program a new controller on new vehicles for which the VIN code is not yet in the SPS database Also select VCI under Select Programming Type to program calibrate a vehicle for a different transmission or to calibrate the speedometer for changed tire size or axle ratio Note The Reconfigure selection is not supported for all vehicles it is not recommended to choose this selection c Click the Next button to continue Depending on which controller and programming type you entered this displays either the Calibration Selection window or a a dialog box requesting more information reconfigure information a part number or the VCI number Note If the Calibration Selection window displays right away go to step 15 13 If you selected a controller that requires additional information in Figure 2 17 an information request dialog box appears Figure 2 18 If this dialog box appears do the following Otherwise skip this step a Obtain the required information using the Tech 2 or Next Generation scan tool as follows If you are using the Tech 2 scan tool for the pass thru procedure exit the procedure and use the scan tool to scan the vehicle and request the module controller information If you are using the Next Generation scan tool for the pass thru procedure and have the GM Reflash Pass Thru Mode screen displayed press the Enter key to display the list of controllers Select the
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