disassembled_devices:parkwaechter
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| - | ====== Parkwächter disassembly and investigation ====== | + | ====== Parkwächter |
| In Germany it is allowed to use electronic parking discs if it has an E24 number. \\ | In Germany it is allowed to use electronic parking discs if it has an E24 number. \\ | ||
| - | As the plastic casing has melted in summer (they use thermoplastics, | + | As the plastic casing |
| - | Althogh it is a parking disc for the German market, I still like to do my write-ups in english. Use [[https:// | + | Althogh it is a parking disc for the German market, I still like to do my write-ups in english. Use [[https:// |
| + | Edit: The seller (and at the same time the manufacturer) has sent me a new upper case in the original box. \\ | ||
| ===== Info ===== | ===== Info ===== | ||
| - | Warning: messing with certified electronics is prohibited! Do not alter hard- or software - it is illegal. Just don't do it. \\ | + | ⚠⚠️WARNING: messing with certified electronics is prohibited! Do not alter hard- or software - it is illegal. Just don't do it. \\ |
| - | This is for educational purposes only! \\ | + | This look inside |
| + | ␆❗ If you like car stuff, also see [[disassembled_devices: | ||
| ===== Pictures ===== | ===== Pictures ===== | ||
| + | {{gallery>: | ||
| ===== Hardware ===== | ===== Hardware ===== | ||
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| Surprisingly there is also a pin header socket with silkscreen labeling (nice!). \\ | Surprisingly there is also a pin header socket with silkscreen labeling (nice!). \\ | ||
| - | What's ugly is the soldering tin junk splattered on the PCB next to the front LCD joints. \\ | + | What's ugly is the soldering tin junk splattered on the PCB next to the front LCD joints. Also there is flux all over. \\ |
| It is really ignorant to use thermoplastics for the case which sits right behind the windshield frizzling in the sun. The four magnets are there to hold a blue plastic plate which is stuck to the windshield - you cannot see it in the pictures as it is still inside the car. \\ | It is really ignorant to use thermoplastics for the case which sits right behind the windshield frizzling in the sun. The four magnets are there to hold a blue plastic plate which is stuck to the windshield - you cannot see it in the pictures as it is still inside the car. \\ | ||
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| + | ==== Pinout Header ==== | ||
| + | The silkscreen labels of JTAG-header read: \\ | ||
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| + | ^Pin# ^ Name ^ description^ ^Pin# ^ Name ^ description^ | ||
| + | |4| TEST | Enter programming mode with RST \\ / SBWTCK in Spy-Bi-Wire (SBW) mode | |8| GND | Ground | | ||
| + | |3| TDI | Test Data In (4-wire JTAG) | |7| TDO | Test Data Out (4-wire JTAG) | | ||
| + | |2| TCK | Test Clock (4-wire JTAG) | |6| TMS | Test Mode Select (4-wire JTAG) | | ||
| + | |1| 3V | VCC voltage | |5|RST | Reset (active-low) / SBWTDIO (data line) in SBW mode | | ||
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| + | ===== Next Steps ===== | ||
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| + | Due to lack of time, I had to stop here. Next steps could be: \\ | ||
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| + | - Connect Lauchpad programmer to header \\ | ||
| + | - Dumping Firmware: check lock-bits -> Glitching? -> Dump! \\ | ||
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| + | - send I2C " | ||
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| + | - Create GPIO-Pinout of MSP430 \\ | ||
| + | + LCD front and back pinout \\ | ||
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