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  In this article, we will explain how to get the right clone Tactrix Openport 2.0 J2534 adapter and why Openport 2.0 is better than Mini VCI J2534 interface. Openport 2.0, like its colleagues MVCI 3 in 1 and Mini-VCI, is a J2534-1 compatible adapter and works with any software ( VAG ODIS , Toyota Techstream , etc.) supporting PassThru library/driver. Choosing the right clone There are two clone versions available on the Internet. Adapters differ not only in Golden Pin, best quality (Full Chip or New Version) and Black Pin, Poor Quality (standard version) and the type of sticker but also the board inside. A bad OBD2 clone has a black connector and a green board inside: The correct clone has a transparent OBD2 connector and a black board : https://www.obd2tool.com/goods-10056-Tactrix-Openport-ECUFLASH-Cable-For-Toyota-Jaguar-And-LandRover-Diagnose.html Let’s figure out which chips the correct clone is built on: 1. LPC2364FBD100 – microcontroller: Arm7TDMI-S™ processor,

In the previous post, we discussed how to choose a high-quality Tactrix Openport 2.0 Clone. Today we share another guide for correct resistors in order to make it work with the network connection. The HQ openport 2.0 clone does not allow network connection without modification. Otherwise, it will brick the device. How to Modify Tactrix Openport 2.0 Clone to Enable Network Connection? Disclaimer: the modification guide was made by a Russian technician from drive2. You are at your risk. We are not holding the responsibility for your damage. Here are the tips to modify the Openport 2.0 HQ clone with black board to avoid damage when connecting with the network. 6 resistors were soldered in each ( check table of replacements ) to bring them into line with the original, one additional resistor and two electrolytic capacitors were soldered to the LM voltage regulator (aka LD-shka, aka AMS1117). And both work and are not afraid of the Internet. table of ratings and replacements