GM Tech2 TIS2000 GlobalTIS memory card explorer download

RE TIS2000 ...Just reposted the package on mediafire...links are scattered all through the Tech2 threads.
This has everything you need to run TIS2000 including instructions

Again Globaltis is here 

You need the activation files for Globaltis here 

If you wish to write pcmcia cards with different bin files the MCE software (memory card explorer package) is here...note you need a Texas chipset pcmcia for this to work reliably.

GlobalTIS Software Download and Installation

You will need the GlobalTIS ISO, Saab GlobalTIS keygen (https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0M...ew?usp=sharing  https://onedrive.live.com/?cid=8f1801c8927f05e3&id=8F1801C8927F05E3%2198535&ithint=folder,&authkey=!ALhXf8PFiQRvcEE), Sumatra PDF (if you don't have a PDF reader), and the Virtual CD Control Panel (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/down....aspx?id=38780)
Put all of these files on the desktop. 

Here's the video guide: https://youtu.be/YkrQt5Shgwc

Steps:
1. Launch and unzip Virtual CD-ROM control panel
2. Load driver and mount GlobalTIS ISO
3. Open My Computer, launch Saab GlobalTIS CD and click next repeatedly throughout the setup process
4. Open GlobalTIS, fill out registration information
5. Download Email/Fax registration file to desktop
6. (Optional) unmount ISO and unload virtual CD
7. Unzip GlobalTIS keygen, set environment variable/path to C:\Program Files\GlobalTIS\jre\bin
8. Go to C:\Program Files\GlobalTIS\tomcat\webapps\ROOT and install Java
9. Copy keygen files into C:\Program Files\GlobalTIS\tomcat\webapps\tis2web\WEB-INF\lib
10. Open cmd and type the following: cd C:\Program Files\GlobalTIS\tomcat\webapps\tis2web\WEB-INF\lib
11. Open registration.pdf on desktop, copy registration key, remove dashes and combine into one line. If you don't have a PDF reader, download and install SumatraPDF (https://www.sumatrapdfreader.org/dow...df-viewer.html)
12. Go back to cmd, type keygen.bat, press the spacebar once, then right click, Paste, press enter. (the keygen.bat and the registration key should have a space between them)
13. Reopen GlobalTIS, scroll down to registration section
14. Copy subscribe ID and License Key by right clicking in cmd, clicking Mark, highlighting text, then pressing enter to copy
15. Go back to GlobalTIS registration and paste ID/key in their respective fields
16. Click Register License Key, OK, then Logout
17. Close and re-open GM Tech2 GlobalTIS and the software is activated.

How to use Mongoose Pro GM 2 for Saab 9-3 2007

Here I would like to talk about my Mongoose Pro GM 2 cable from China (someone call it Mangoose also).

Purchase:

Received HQ knockoff Mongoose Pro GM II cable that I purchased from obdii365.com.

The primary use for this cable will be to perform SPS programming on my 2007 Yukon XL. However…GM recently approved this cable for use with Tech2Win! And even better yet, GM appears to have released a Saab NAO binary that DOES work in Tech2Win.

To date I have seen almost no discussion of Mongoose/Saab NAO v9.25 Tech2Win on this forum or any others and don’t understand why not. I was able to acquire it from another website and it works natively with Tech2Win. I did not have to modify the binary at all.

That means I should be able to achieve connectivity to my 2007 and 2008 9-3’s with the Mongoose and Tech2Win

This would make a nice alternative to the crappy Tech II’s coming out of China. And it works.

Having finally given up on my bad clone Tech II (I fixed it, it worked for a while longer and then finally gave up the ghost ) I am determined to bring a affordable, reliable GM Tech2 experience to the Saab community.

I will post results after I can confirm it works. For one of my tests I am going to re-add my ECU on the 2007 to update the software to the latest rev to fix my engine drop on hot restart issue. I’m receiving the cable on Friday, but due to being a husband and a father, I can’t promise I will have results to share immediately. Might take a few more days.

Install:

It works!

I was finally able to test it out the other day. This is where I got to. I will post screen shots later (at work and don’t have access yet).

First thing you need to do with this setup is access the ech2Win driver settings. There is a check box about dropping CAN signals for low-speed CAN. The default is that this box is checked. Uncheck it. Without doing so, you will not be able to access the low speed CAN and will get error messages and various other problems, especially with regards to requesting security access.

Next trick I had to figure out was how to get security access. This proved to be pretty simple…just perform the function as you would on a regular Tech II and use TIS2000!

I tried using the Opel Global TIS V32 security access function but was not able to make it work. I cannot be sure this is due to a setting somewhere or just an incompatability with the car, but TIS2000 works great.

Anybody excited yet? Haha, I’m just giddy over this. Legit, supported hardware and legit, supported software working.

Tech2Win working with a Saab! Fully working! I can’t wait until the next time my wife and son are taking a nap so I can sneak off to my car to keep tooling around with this setup.

The next thing I am doing is updating my 2007 9-3 2.0T ECU software to the latest REV because it’s currently suffering from the occational hot start idle stumble.

Test:

Step 1, open Tech2Win, use the default image.

Step 2, open GlobalTIS for Opel v32 and select security access. Get security access. Tech2Win license will refresh and it will unlock Tech2Win so it will communicate with the car. Close Tech2Win.

Step 3, plug in the Mongoose Pro GM and plug the other end into the car.

Step 4, open Tech2Win. Select the Saab BIN that you set up (do this on your own)

Step 5, Tech2Win prompts you to use the Mongoose, so, use the Mongoose.

Step 6, you will see the Saab 9.250 NAO splash screen. Notice the license expiration says <1 instead of 0, and you will not see any “circle with a line through it” through the Tech2 picture, the MDI picture, etc, because Tech2Win is unlocked.

Step 7, get some security access

Step 8, wait for Tech2Win to do its thing, and give you the prompt:

Step 9, use TIS2000 to get security access. Turn “off” Tech2Win using the power button in the GUI, which basically resets the software. Fire up TIS2000 and select Get Security Access. Note, you may have to adjust the baud on the serial connection, I had to drop mine a bit before things played nicely. Also, unplug the Mongoose while you are doing all this nonsense.

Step 10, BOOM you got yourself some security access. If you got this far, celebrate!

Step 11, plug the Mongoose back in, hit the power button and restart Tech2Win. You are good to go, you have full security access. Feel free to do whatever you want! Here is me jacking around with some of the diagnostics. I used this same software to re-program the BCM on my 2008 9-3 CV. It works.

Step 12, SPS! Close out all this crap and open GlobalTIS for Saab. Open SPS. Plug in Mongoose. Basically, it just works. It will show up in the list as an available adapter. Follow the directions. Here are some pictures of me updating the ECU for my 2007 9-3 2.0T to eliminate the idle dip problem I occasionally experienced.

Most of what I wrote omits some tips and tricks but was designed to show, yes, this tool works, its compatible 100% with 2003+ 9-3SS for sure, and I love it. I don’t know how I put up with the Chinese junk. No more time bombs. Plus this setup works for my 2007 Yukon XL Denali. If I buy a car with the Global A electrical platform, the Mongoose is certified to work with GDSII also! So it’s pretty much future proofed.

Here are some more random photos of my setup and of the Mongoose plugged in and…Mongoosing?

My recommendation: If you are the least bit handy with computers, buy this thing and never look back.

Cheers!

http://www.obdii365.com/service/customer-feedback-on-mongoose-pro-gm-cable-96056.html

http://blog.obdii365.com/2018/01/26/mongoose-pro-gm-review-install-and-test/