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Post by thesandwithoutthesea on Aug 25, 2016 21:27:09 GMT
Hey guys,
I haven't been able to figure this one out. Anyway guidance on enabling this feature on my 2009 gti?
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Post by roe on Aug 28, 2016 3:43:09 GMT
Isn't that enabled by standard?
i.e. Press and hold unlock for windows down
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Press & hold lock for windows up.
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Post by DarkAMD ツ on Sept 8, 2016 13:33:46 GMT
You have to enable Channel 17 on STG 46 and change
Byte 06 Bit 0 Komfortbedienung inaktiv
Byte 06 Bit 5 Komfortbedienung eFH/SAD via FFB inaktiv
to 0
Byte 07 Bit 2 Komfortöffnen eFH via FFB aktiv
Byte 07 Bit 5 Komfortschließen eFH via FFB aktiv
to 1
Just did it yesterday on my Golf Plus 2005 and worked after Enabling Customizing Channel 17.
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Post by MkvRabbitdriver on Sept 19, 2016 18:25:44 GMT
I have an 07 rabbit, do I need the access code to alter the coding?
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Post by mkvrabbitdriver on Sept 19, 2016 18:30:01 GMT
I have an 07 rabbit, do I need the access code to alter the coding?
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Post by Daniel (Germany) on Sept 19, 2016 18:33:27 GMT
I think you dont need access code. But try it. If you need access code you get a failure message.
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Post by mkvrabbitdriver on Sept 19, 2016 19:13:52 GMT
Awesome! I will give it a shot when I get off work. I am new to VW, so I am sticking to mods, that are convenient, but also practical. I'll post if it worked or not! Anything else I should do as a first time VW owner in the OBD 11 coding?
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Post by mkvrabbitdriver on Sept 19, 2016 23:01:38 GMT
Can someone walk me through the step by step of how to accomplish this? I bought the dongle in the hopes of being able to allow my car to have the windows going up on lock and down on unlock, but for some reason I cannot figure this out for the life of me. Any help?
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Post by Daniel (Germany) on Sept 20, 2016 6:28:52 GMT
Ok first lesson ist everything you do, do it slow and faithful. The most faults are sitting in front of the mobile :-) this is the most important thing. I learned this by hard way :-D
For step by step everything you need to know for the coding is written in coding and adaptions. Not every coding works with every car. For a step by step coding with pictures may dv52 can help, he is a kind of a step by step explain master.
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Post by thesandwithoutthesea on Sept 20, 2016 23:42:20 GMT
Isn't that enabled by standard? i.e. Press and hold unlock for windows down & Press & hold lock for windows up. My goal is to get it work with the keyfob. Currently the only way to do it is to put the key in the lock and turn and hold. I'll try the steps posted here and see if I can figure it out. |
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Post by Matthew on Sept 21, 2016 0:31:46 GMT
The FIRST thing you should do is to post your entire coding. Download Ross-Tech's VCDS tool and install it. What you want from it is LCODE.EXE and the "label" file for the specific module that you are trying to code.
You would simply paste your coding in LCODE.EXE and the bit and bytes can be toggled (now that they are labelled). You would just place these new values in OBDeleven and apply.
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Post by mkvrabbitdriver on Sept 21, 2016 14:07:40 GMT
I dont have access to VCDS as I do not own the adapter cable. Will the bluetooth dongle also work with VCDS software? I bought the OBDeleven dongle because I can't afford the $300+ for the cable and software.
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Post by mkvrabbitdriver on Sept 21, 2016 15:10:30 GMT
Here is my original Code: 108D0F214004150047140000001400000008730B5C0001
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Post by Matthew on Sept 22, 2016 3:10:36 GMT
No. The VCDS tool is free to download (without the cable). You only need it for the label files and the LCODE.EXE that comes free with the application.
Now that you gave me your current coding, I'll paste it and get the correct coding for you shortly.
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Post by Matthew on Sept 22, 2016 4:31:27 GMT
Here is my original Code: 108D0F214004150047140000001400000008730B5C0001 This code is a good code. What is clear is that your car is definitely NOT a GTI a you mentioned since all the good "fun" options are disabled. Give me the part number that you god this coding from. Your "Central Electronics" module is different from my GTI's so I'd need that part number so that I can select the appropriate label file from VCDS in order to tell you which options you would need to play with. Your code matches a working configuration, but I need to select an appropriate label file. This you can get from the OBDeleven app yourself Export your entire log so that I can see your modules that the car uses and get your windows working as desired. |
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Post by Lurch on Sept 25, 2016 1:43:27 GMT
Does anyone know the security access codes I can't seem to find them.
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Post by Matthew on Sept 25, 2016 3:07:29 GMT
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Post by Urban_GTI on Oct 21, 2016 5:57:49 GMT
I'm having trouble, trying to figure how to window key fob mod. I tried all the different coding and none of them work.
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Post by aarun8 on Oct 30, 2016 23:12:24 GMT
I am also interested in windows up/down via keyfob. I have a 08 R32 is that possible? Any help is much appreciated...
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Post by Matthew on Oct 31, 2016 4:44:30 GMT
I have a 08 R32 is that possible? Yes, I believe that you have the "same" convenience unit as my MK5 Golf GTI. I'll look up look up my setting and tell you what to change in module 09 Edit: This PDF will help you well with the various Bits and Bytes in the OBDeleven app. It labels them for you. |
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Post by aarun8 on Nov 5, 2016 9:26:24 GMT
I have a 08 R32 is that possible? Yes, I believe that you have the "same" convenience unit as my MK5 Golf GTI. I'll look up look up my setting and tell you what to change in module 09 Edit: This PDF will help you well with the various Bits and Bytes in the OBDeleven app. It labels them for you. How do I download the PDF or it's not attached just yet ? |
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Post by Matthew on Nov 5, 2016 15:28:09 GMT
You are correct. I didn't attach the PDF. I'll do so shortly
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Post by Matthew on Nov 15, 2016 2:54:36 GMT
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Post by kael on Jan 28, 2017 23:14:07 GMT
Sounds good I will get that product, it looks like it will do what I want.
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Post by Matthew on Jan 30, 2017 0:39:31 GMT
Key Fob coding for MK5 Golf here   |
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Post by ewmin3m on Jul 12, 2017 4:34:30 GMT
Bringing this back.
Is the LCODE.exe supposed to show description for each bit as well?
I've been trying for a while now to try to get the windows to go up/down using only the remote by trying all different kinds of codes, but nothing seems to work.
Especially since I've also found different posts online where the Long coding for a particular Control unit can be of different byte lengths depending on the model.
So following a guide where it says update byte 02 bit 01 doesn't help at all if my code is 14bytes vs his 19bytes, or something of the sort...
That being said, I have an 08 rabbit (2.5 from Canada) and my current long coding for 46 Central Module Comfort System is:
93C803281B0901AF880A048050CC (14bytes according to LCODE.exe)
Unfortunately I have no description in odbeleven or LCODE.exe for each bit to see which correctly correspond to the opening and closing remotely of the windows.
If somebody could provide some help that'd be great.
If only those descriptions were there it'd be amazing... Or maybe they're not available for the mk5 platform on the odbeleven...
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Post by Matthew on Jul 12, 2017 13:40:54 GMT
^^^
Yes, LCODE.EXE once used with the correct Ross-Tech label (*.*lbl) files will show you the description for each bit and byte. What I'd like you to give me is the actual part number for your #46 module, and I'll try to see if there is a decrypted label file for it to show the labels / descriptions. I believe your #46 also has 3 slave segments as well. You can export the part number from OBDeleven.
In the interim, I'll place your code on my module to see what it says then record it for you.
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Post by ewmin3m on Jul 12, 2017 16:52:56 GMT
Thank, you sir  From my summary email: Date: 2017-07-11 18:52 46 Central Module Comfort System System description: KSG Software version: 0401 Hardware number: 1K0959433CM Long coding: 93C803281B09058F880A048050CC Subsystems: System description: Sounder n.mounted System description: NGS n.mounted System description: IRUE n.mounted Trouble codes: No trouble codes found As for the LCODE.exe, I looked around and couldn't find any import type functionality; except if it doesn't actually use the word import. It would be nice to learn how to get the LCODE.exe to show the labels; i might update the descriptions on the odbeleven bits myself for future reference. ^^^ Yes, LCODE.EXE once used with the correct Ross-Tech label (*.*lbl) files will show you the description for each bit and byte. What I'd like you to give me is the actual part number for your #46 module, and I'll try to see if there is a decrypted label file for it to show the labels / descriptions. I believe your #46 also has 3 slave segments as well. You can export the part number from OBDeleven. In the interim, I'll place your code on my module to see what it says then record it for you. |
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Post by Matthew on Jul 12, 2017 19:22:16 GMT
Hardware number: 1K0959433CM Your part number is: 1K0-959-433 (the CM is just a revision number that could also describe the stock firmware version your car came shipped with. With LCODE.exe, you could open any label file that starts with the 1K0-959-xxx You didn't state here which car you have so that I can even see if this is already documented on the Ross-Tech site |
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Post by ewmin3m on Jul 12, 2017 19:31:43 GMT
I mentioned it in my original post but from the summary email:
Car: Volkswagen Golf (a Rabbit)
Year: 2008
Body type: 3-dr hatchback
Engine: CBTA 125 kW (170 HP) 2.5 l
Mileage: 167140 KM
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