Guide: Writing VIN Code on a 2022 Aprilia RS660 Using OBDSTAR MOTOMASTER

This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to write a new VIN code to the ECU of a 2022 Aprilia RS660 motorcycle using the OBDSTAR MOTOMASTER diagnostic tool.

Tools Required:

MOTOMASTER Scanner

M041 Cable

Main Cable

For cable selection and diagnostic port locations, you can also download the OBDSTAR App for quick reference: OBDSTAR App Download.

Step 1: Locate the Diagnostic Port

On the Aprilia RS660, the diagnostic port is located under the seat.

Use the ignition key to unlock and remove the seat from the rear section of the bike.

Step 2: Connect the Device

Connect the M041 cable and main cable to the diagnostic port.

Plug the other end into the MOTOMASTER scanner.

Turn the motorcycle key to the ON position.

Step 3: Select Vehicle Model in MOTOMASTER

On the MOTOMASTER tablet:

Go to [MOTO Diag]

Select [APRILIA]

Choose [APRILIA V33.10]

Tap [Diagnosis] → [By Model]

Select [APRILIA / R / RS / 660 E5 / 2020-]

Perform [Auto Scan] → [Scan ECU]

Step 4: Access ECU Information

Tap [ECU Information] to view the existing VIN and other vehicle data.

Step 5: Write the VIN Code

Select [Special Function] → [Agree]

Choose [Write VIN] → [OK]

Warning: This function overwrites the VIN. Proceed with caution.

Enter the 17-digit VIN code and press OK.

Step 6: Complete the Process

Turn off the dashboard and wait until communication with the ECU ends, then press OK.

Turn the key back ON and press OK to continue.

The system will confirm that the procedure has been completed.

Step 7: Verify the VIN Update

Go back to [ECU Information] to confirm that the VIN has been updated correctly.

You have now successfully written the VIN code on a 2022 Aprilia RS660 using OBDSTAR MOTOMASTER.

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Using OBDSTAR DC706 to do BAIC Delphi MT80 IMMO OFF via Bench

This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to perform an immobilizer (IMMO) off procedure on the BAIC Delphi MT80 Engine Control Module (ECM) using the OBDSTAR DC706 tool via the bench method.

Tools Required

OBDSTAR DC706 (X300 Classic G3)

High-power DC regulated power supply

Main cable

ECU clone jumper

MP001 programmer

BAIC Delphi MT80 ECM

Preparation

1. Ensure your DC706 device is updated to the latest software version.

2. Power on the tool and navigate to the main menu.

Step-by-Step Procedure

1. Enter ECM Flasher Menu

Tap [ECU Flasher] → [ECM] → [ECM V32.30].

Use the search function in the upper right corner to quickly locate the corresponding option if needed.

2. Select Guide Mode

Tap [Guide] and carefully review:

Warm reminders

Menu descriptions

Operation guide

Connection methods

Special notes

3. Select Adapter

Choose the appropriate adapter. For this procedure, select the MP001 multifunctional programmer.

4. Confirm ECU and Pinout

Confirm the ECU appearance matches the image shown on the device.

Tap [Connector Pinout] to view the wiring diagram.

Refer to the diagram and make all necessary connections.

5. Backup Original Data

Once connected successfully, back up the original flash data.

Ensure you have a stable internet connection, as this step requires communication with the server.

You may customize the backup file name. The save path and operation records will be displayed on the left side of the screen.

6. Perform IMMO OFF

Tap [IMMO OFF] to disable the immobilizer system.

Wait for the operation to complete.

Completion

The IMMO OFF procedure is now complete. You may now disconnect the equipment and reassemble the vehicle.

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