EDC15 EEPROM Tool for ECU Data Read and Service Programming 1.3

EDC15 EEPROM Tool is a compact Windows utility designed for service-level access to Bosch EDC15 diesel ECU EEPROM data. It is typically used in bench or diagnostic workflows where technicians need to read ECU information, back up EEPROM content, and perform authorized service operations related to stored data.


The interface is minimal and task-focused, with buttons for reading ECU information and reading or writing km-related data, depending on ECU support and connection stability. Availability varies by vehicle, ECU hardware, EEPROM type, and firmware.

Highlights

• Reads basic ECU information from supported EDC15 units
• EEPROM data access for backup and service workflows
• KM data readout function for verification and documentation
• KM write function intended for authorized service scenarios only
• Simple UI with quick status messages and timeout reporting

Package contents

• EDC15 EEPROM TOOL 1.3.exe

Compatibility notes

• Designed for Bosch EDC15 diesel ECUs, coverage depends on ECU variant and firmware.
• Requires a compatible interface and correct wiring for the chosen workflow.
• Connection stability can vary and timeouts may occur on unsupported or misconfigured setups.
• KM functions depend on ECU data layout and may not be available on every EDC15 family.

Basic usage

1. Prepare a stable diagnostic or bench connection using a compatible interface.
2. Launch the tool and use INFO to confirm basic communication.
3. Use read functions to capture data and save backups before any changes.
4. Use write functions only when you have documented authorization and a verified recovery plan.

Operating systems

• Windows 7, Windows 10, or Windows 11 (32-bit or 64-bit), depending on driver support for your interface.

Minimum system requirements

• CPU: Dual-core 2.0 GHz or better
• RAM: 2 GB minimum, 4 GB recommended
• Storage: 100 MB free space
• Network: Not required
• Admin rights: Recommended for interface drivers and COM access

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5. Safety and liability. ECU operations can damage modules or vehicles if performed improperly. Proceed at your own risk and back up originals first.