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CODING:
The final step was to power up the RSE unit and code it to the vehicle.
Upon connecting the RSE and monitors to the vehicle I ran a diagnostic scan using Rheingold, this detected the RSE unit and the monitors FD and FD2.
All three had errors, 'No Coding Data Present' and 'Module is not Coded to the Vehicle'
I closed this and ran E-Sys, the modules require the CAFD files to be issued to them so they can be coded.
To code the units I had to add option code SA6FG to the vehicle order, I could then select the FD, FD2 and RSE modules and click the 'Detect CAFD for SWE' button, this allows you to issue the CAFD file to the modules, then simply hit the 'Code' button on the selected modules.
This has to be done for the FD, FD2, RSE and CIC at a minimum.
The rear entertainment remote can then be paired/programmed to the car using the service activities section in Rheingold."
"
CODING:
The final step was to power up the RSE unit and code it to the vehicle.
Upon connecting the RSE and monitors to the vehicle I ran a diagnostic scan using Rheingold, this detected the RSE unit and the monitors FD and FD2.
All three had errors, 'No Coding Data Present' and 'Module is not Coded to the Vehicle'
I closed this and ran E-Sys, the modules require the CAFD files to be issued to them so they can be coded.
To code the units I had to add option code SA6FG to the vehicle order, I could then select the FD, FD2 and RSE modules and click the 'Detect CAFD for SWE' button, this allows you to issue the CAFD file to the modules, then simply hit the 'Code' button on the selected modules.
This has to be done for the FD, FD2, RSE and CIC at a minimum.
The rear entertainment remote can then be paired/programmed to the car using the service activities section in Rheingold."
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