In the meantime, there’s a way to create BINs from the files in the standard toolset. It’s been attempted unsuccessfully by @bradsm87...
ill post up shortly with some further detail see if any of it helps
I wrote a simple exe to take care of this and spit out a bin file, as I wanted to poke around in IDA when I was bored. It's not the entire picture though, as the 0da + 0pa is still missing the boot loader segment of the code, which is pretty much always necessary to at least SEE when trying to find an exploit. We need a full dump straight from the chip.
@Olza my initial suspicion was the processor is a Infineon TC1766 (the instruction set and various ram sizes matched as well). Do you agree? It was not visually identifiable on the PCB because the chip has no cap on it.