FORScan - software to enable/disable features in your truck
#6771
I have a question about programming multiple modules. Can multiple modules be programmed in a single FORScan session without cycling the key off/on between programming each module?
For example: when programming both the DDM & PDM for the Autofold feature, is it necessary to cycle the key off/on after programming the first door module before proceeding to program the next door module?
In this video at :56, a box pops up that states the ignition switch must be cycled off then back on. Yet it looks like the user merely clicked ok, then went on to program the next door module without ever cycling the key off/on.
For example: when programming both the DDM & PDM for the Autofold feature, is it necessary to cycle the key off/on after programming the first door module before proceeding to program the next door module?
In this video at :56, a box pops up that states the ignition switch must be cycled off then back on. Yet it looks like the user merely clicked ok, then went on to program the next door module without ever cycling the key off/on.
#6772
The FORScan Guy
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I have a question about programming multiple modules. Can multiple modules be programmed in a single FORScan session without cycling the key off/on between programming each module?
For example: when programming both the DDM & PDM for the Autofold feature, is it necessary to cycle the key off/on after programming the first door module before proceeding to program the next door module?
In this video at :56, a box pops up that states the ignition switch must be cycled off then back on. Yet it looks like the user merely clicked ok, then went on to program the next door module without ever cycling the key off/on.
For example: when programming both the DDM & PDM for the Autofold feature, is it necessary to cycle the key off/on after programming the first door module before proceeding to program the next door module?
In this video at :56, a box pops up that states the ignition switch must be cycled off then back on. Yet it looks like the user merely clicked ok, then went on to program the next door module without ever cycling the key off/on.
#6773
Possible addition to the Tutorial FAQs ??
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paleus (02-25-2017)
#6778
Restored the Bambi codes only and it didn't work. Restored the whole BCM and now they are off. I must have fubard something else.
#6780
Taking my truck to the dealer on Monday for my warranty work. I've done all the common changes and Bambi, secure lock, nav, hdc, only one I can think of they might notice is Lincoln style folding mirrors. I never did backups I missed that part back in original thread and I haven't got around to making one. There's alot of changes for folding mirrors/tilt. Can I change something easily to make them stop autofold in without changing everything back for autofold? I do have a notebook with each change wrote down just didn't see the easy backup process before diving in lol