A programming procedure may specify particular supply-support requirements. Ordinary charging equipment should not be assumed suitable merely because it can increase battery charge.
Follow the procedure’s requirements
The workshop should confirm the supported equipment mode, capacity and connection method for the vehicle and operation. Keep the programming log and any supply warnings if a session fails. Do not invent a universal voltage setting.
Stable support is one part of preparation; it does not establish software compatibility or guarantee recovery after interruption. An enquiry about failed programming should include the equipment used and the exact stage reached. That context helps distinguish an electrical interruption from a file, access or tool problem.
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- A Known-Good Waveform Must Match the Test Conditions
- A Bench Power Supply Current Limit Can Prevent a Module from Starting
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