K-TAG ECU Programmer Master SW 2.25 HW 7.020 — Bench Boot OBD Chip Tuning Tool

K-TAG ECU Programmer — Master SW 2.25 HW 7.020

The K-TAG is a bench-mode ECU programmer designed for technicians who need direct access to ECU chips without going through the OBD port. Where the KESS handles OBD tuning, the K-TAG handles bench and boot mode — making it the perfect companion tool for ECUs that cannot be flashed via OBD or need more advanced access.

What is the K-TAG Used For?

The K-TAG is used for bench and boot mode ECU programming. Common applications include:

• Bench mode ECU reading and writing — ECU removed from the vehicle
• Boot mode flashing for locked or virgin ECUs
• ECU cloning and data transfer
• Chip tuning preparation and map editing
• DPF, EGR, and AdBlue solutions on bench
• TCU (transmission control unit) programming

How to Use the K-TAG

1. Remove the ECU — Take the ECU out of the vehicle and place it on the bench.
2. Connect Wiring — Use the K-TAG bench cables to connect to the ECU's BDM, JTAG, or boot pins.
3. Select Protocol — Choose the correct ECU protocol in the K-Suite software.
4. Read ECU Data — Read the full flash and EEPROM and save a backup.
5. Write Modified Data — Flash the modified map or cloned data back to the ECU.

Why Workshops Choose the K-TAG

• Bench and boot mode — access ECUs that cannot be tuned via OBD
• Master Version with full read/write capability
• BDM, JTAG, and boot mode protocols supported
• Works alongside KESS V2 for complete tuning coverage
• Supports cars, trucks, tractors, and marine ECUs
• Complete kit with bench cables and connectors