Hondata

I recently started having problems with my ECU, or the S300 unit. I noticed I wasn't able to rev over 4000rpm, and when I looked at the s300 board, the bottom green light was flashing red. So I hooked up my laptop to it, and clicked the datalog button. It said that I have 16 error codes, and then I get a message that pops up. I'll type what it says.

Application Error
The application has encountered a problem. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
Access violation at address 76C5E100 in module 'KERNELBASE.dll'. Read of address 00000000
Problem details

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<data>
<date>11/3/2020</date>
<time>2:56:46 PM</time>
<os>Windows 10 (build 18363), 64-bit</os>
<language>en</language>
<country>United States</country>
<application>
<name>SManager</name>
<version>2.7.5.0</version>
<build>1435</build>
<architecture>32</architecture>
<compiledate>Thursday, February 27, 2020 10:25 AM</compiledate>
<caption>Hondata SManager 2.7.5.0</caption>
</application>
<additional>
<S300USBType>2</S300USBType>
<HardwareVersion>0</HardwareVersion>
<FlashMemory>0</FlashMemory>
<FirmwareVersion>0</FirmwareVersion>
<MemoryLoad>57</MemoryLoad>
<RecordingMemory>20</RecordingMemory>
</additional>
<exception>
<address>0x76C5E100</address>
<exception>EAccessViolation</exception>
<message>Access violation at address 76C5E100 in module 'KERNELBASE.dll'. Read of address 00000000</message>
<class>TTimer</class>
<form>MultiDisplayForm</form>
</exception>
<stacktrace>
<trace>0x76C5E100,KERNELBASE.dll,(0),,+0</trace>
<trace>0x00BEF5FE,SManager.exe,Vcl.Forms(14),TApplication.HandleException,+5E</trace>
<trace>0x00B75C11,SManager.exe,Vcl.ExtCtrls(6),TTimer.WndProc,+49</trace>
<trace>0x77C54211,ntdll.dll,(0),KiUserExceptionDispatcher,+21</trace>
<trace>0x756346A2,USER32.dll,(0),GetWindowLongW,+122</trace>
<trace>0x00B75D0F,SManager.exe,Vcl.ExtCtrls(1),TTimer.Timer,+F</trace>
<trace>0x00B75BF3,SManager.exe,Vcl.ExtCtrls(4),TTimer.WndProc,+2B</trace>
<trace>0x00A0D990,SManager.exe,System(0),Classes._18202,+14</trace>
<trace>0x75634FCB,USER32.dll,(0),DispatchMessageW,+B</trace>
<trace>0x00CCA875,SManager.exe,(0),__wstartup,+12D</trace>
<trace>0x76E86357,KERNEL32.DLL,(0),BaseThreadInitThunk,+17</trace>
</stacktrace>
<actionlist>
<action>Options actSettings</action>
<action>Help actHelpCheckForUpdates</action>
<action>Help actHelpUpdateUSBDrivers</action>
<action>Help actHelpUpdateUSBDrivers</action>
<action>Help actHelpUpdateUSBDrivers</action>
<action>Help actHelpUpdateUSBDrivers</action>
<action>Datalog actDatalogDatalog</action>
</actionlist>
<undolist/>
</data>

What is the serial number that is on the s300 board inside the ECU?

Is it the number on the sticker? 50378

And, everything ran fine until about a week or two ago.

What has changed since it last worked?

I got new wheels and tires. I know that wouldn't do anything, but that's all that has been changed since it worked. The electrical tape fell off of d14, and it touched the ECU, I'm not sure if that could have shorted something out inside the ECU.

Have you restarted the laptop, and tried uploading your calibration to the ECU again?

it won't let me upload the calibration.The progress bar for the upload stops, and I got a popup that says
This application has encountered a problem. We are sorry for any inconvenience.
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<data>
<date>11/4/2020</date>
<time>12:42:12 PM</time>
<os>Windows 10 (build 18363), 64-bit</os>
<language>en</language>
<country>United States</country>
<application>
<name>SManager</name>
<version>2.7.5.0</version>
<build>1435</build>
<architecture>32</architecture>
<compiledate>Thursday, February 27, 2020 10:25 AM</compiledate>
<caption>Hondata SManager 2.7.5.0 - C:\Users\Jamie\Documents\S300 Calibrations\Ronnie CRX -10%fuel.skl</caption>
</application>
<additional>
<S300USBType>2</S300USBType>
<HardwareVersion>0</HardwareVersion>
<FlashMemory>0</FlashMemory>
<FirmwareVersion>0</FirmwareVersion>
<MemoryLoad>60</MemoryLoad>
<RecordingMemory>20</RecordingMemory>
</additional>
<exception>
<address>0x0099A9D0</address>
<exception>ERangeError</exception>
<message></message>
<class>TToolBar</class>
<form>ProgressForm</form>
<control>btnCancel</control>
</exception>
<stacktrace>
<trace>0x00A38B72,SManager.exe,TROM.cpp(9),TROM.GetByte,+E</trace>
<trace>0x00A1A935,SManager.exe,TECU.cpp(11),TECU.WriteSector,+4D</trace>
<trace>0x00A04F56,SManager.exe,MainECU.cpp(247),Upload,+CE6</trace>
<trace>0x009B6E83,SManager.exe,fMain.cpp(0),TMainForm.actOnlineUploadExecute,+3</trace>
<trace>0x00B4CC3B,SManager.exe,System(0),Classes.TBasicAction.Execute,+F</trace>
<trace>0x00C015B6,SManager.exe,Vcl.ActnList(19),TCustomAction.Execute,+86</trace>
<trace>0x00C14524,SManager.exe,Vcl.Controls(7),TControl.Click,+5C</trace>
<trace>0x00C85E44,SManager.exe,Vcl.ComCtrls(0),TToolButton.Click,+0</trace>
<trace>0x00C149EF,SManager.exe,Vcl.Controls(7),TControl.WMLButtonUp,+77</trace>
<trace>0x00C13FE2,SManager.exe,Vcl.Controls(91),TControl.WndProc,+2BE</trace>
<trace>0x00C13C1C,SManager.exe,Vcl.Controls(10),TControl.Perform,+24</trace>
<trace>0x00C1815A,SManager.exe,Vcl.Controls(4),GetControlAtPos,+AA</trace>
<trace>0x00C18222,SManager.exe,Vcl.Controls(13),TWinControl.ControlAtPos,+A6</trace>
<trace>0x00C13C1C,SManager.exe,Vcl.Controls(10),TControl.Perform,+24</trace>
<trace>0x00C182F0,SManager.exe,Vcl.Controls(15),TWinControl.IsControlMouseMsg,+B0</trace>
<trace>0x00C188F8,SManager.exe,Vcl.Controls(112),TWinControl.WndProc,+49C</trace>
<trace>0x00C8A9D0,SManager.exe,Vcl.ComCtrls(104),TToolBar.WndProc,+244</trace>
<trace>0x00C18064,SManager.exe,Vcl.Controls(3),TWinControl.MainWndProc,+2C</trace>
<trace>0x00B4D990,SManager.exe,System(0),Classes._18202,+14</trace>
<trace>0x75634FCB,USER32.dll,(0),DispatchMessageW,+B</trace>
<trace>0x00E0A875,SManager.exe,(0),__wstartup,+12D</trace>
<trace>0x76E86357,KERNEL32.DLL,(0),BaseThreadInitThunk,+17</trace>
</stacktrace>
<actionlist>
<action>File actFileOpen</action>
<action>Online actOnlineUpload</action>
</actionlist>
<undolist>
<undo>Calibration as loaded</undo>
</undolist>
</data>

If you go to the New calibration button and open a new calibration , can you upload that?

nope, same problem. the progress bar gets a little further, but still stops.

With everything plugged in and the ignition in the on position, go to the Help menu and click on “send feedback”. Include a detailed description of the issue.

I just did. Lol

I figured it out! I took the ECU back out, spread flux on the whole board, and reflowed the solder on every solder point. When I hooked it back up and turned the key to on, d2 turned green, and I was able to upload a calibration, and I was able to rev over 4000rpm