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- Technical article
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- Instrument mileage programmers
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- No ECU-specific applicability
- Tool groups
- None
- Manufacturers
- MDTool
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Sellers describe M&D Flasher as modular Windows software for dashboard repair and for restoring a recorded mileage, and also for immobiliser, airbag and engine-controller work. ECUTools names the maker as MDTool, gives a developer support address of technicalsupport@mdflasher.ru, and says a USB dongle protects the licences. A J2534 interface is required. ECUTools says it has tested DiaLink and Scanmatik adapters; its Russian catalogue also names Drew Technologies Mongoose, CarDAQ-Plus 3 and Scanmatik 3. Those are seller test lists, not a guarantee for every module.
The base software is priced separately from a full licence set that includes the modules on sale at purchase. ECUTools says the dongle cannot be replaced if lost, that a module cannot be deactivated, and that it sells this software only to identified workshops, with the mileage work documented. It also says it does not ship to Germany or to countries it treats as restricted, and it cites §22b of the German Road Traffic Act. System requirements published by the seller are Windows 10 or later, a Core i5-class processor, 8 GB of RAM and about 5 GB of disk space.
A manufacturer homepage independent of these sellers was not found. Treat module coverage as whatever the current licence list says.
Sources
ECUTools: M&D FlasherECUTools: MDToolM.S. Group: MD Flasher
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Revision 1: M&D Flasher
Sellers describe M&D Flasher as modular Windows software for dashboard repair and for restoring a recorded mileage, and also for immobiliser, airbag and engine-controller work. ECUTools names the maker as MDTool, gives a developer support address of technicalsupport@mdflasher.ru, and says a USB dongle protects the licences. A J2534 interface is required. ECUTools says it has tested DiaLink and Scanmatik adapters; its Russian catalogue also names Drew Technologies Mongoose, CarDAQ-Plus 3 and Scanmatik 3. Those are seller test lists, not a guarantee for every module.
The base software is priced separately from a full licence set that includes the modules on sale at purchase. ECUTools says the dongle cannot be replaced if lost, that a module cannot be deactivated, and that it sells this software only to identified workshops, with the mileage work documented. It also says it does not ship to Germany or to countries it treats as restricted, and it cites §22b of the German Road Traffic Act. System requirements published by the seller are Windows 10 or later, a Core i5-class processor, 8 GB of RAM and about 5 GB of disk space.
A manufacturer homepage independent of these sellers was not found. Treat module coverage as whatever the current licence list says.
Sources
Revision 1: M&D Flasher
Sellers describe M&D Flasher as modular Windows software for dashboard repair and for restoring a recorded mileage, and also for immobiliser, airbag and engine-controller work. ECUTools names the maker as MDTool, gives a developer support address of technicalsupport@mdflasher.ru, and says a USB dongle protects the licences. A J2534 interface is required. ECUTools says it has tested DiaLink and Scanmatik adapters; its Russian catalogue also names Drew Technologies Mongoose, CarDAQ-Plus 3 and Scanmatik 3. Those are seller test lists, not a guarantee for every module.
The base software is priced separately from a full licence set that includes the modules on sale at purchase. ECUTools says the dongle cannot be replaced if lost, that a module cannot be deactivated, and that it sells this software only to identified workshops, with the mileage work documented. It also says it does not ship to Germany or to countries it treats as restricted, and it cites §22b of the German Road Traffic Act. System requirements published by the seller are Windows 10 or later, a Core i5-class processor, 8 GB of RAM and about 5 GB of disk space.
A manufacturer homepage independent of these sellers was not found. Treat module coverage as whatever the current licence list says.
Sources