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IIDTool from gap diagnostics ***Q & A ***

http://www.gap-diagnostic.com/products/iidtool.html
as quite a few members have or are going to get this remarkable piece of tech , i'd thought a thread for members to discuss the unit and ask any questions to which steve could answer here ...

so, a few from me ,

bpm-body processor. arming acknowledgement with horn/siren... set to yes but no 'beep/horn' on lock
lcm-light control. daytime running light ( high beam, main beam or none )... says 'undefined'
acm-audio systems. nav on move.... set to yes but doesnt work




list of the IIDTool v2.17 configuration functions.. updated on 30th july 2012




ACM-AUDIO SYSTEM.

Parking camera
Auxiliary heating
Park heating
Subwoofer
Headphone sockets
Headphone 1 is fitted
Headphone 2 is fitted
Headphone 3 is fitted
Headphone 4 is fitted
type - MultiMedia Module
Japan - MultiMedia Modul
Variant - MultiMedia Module
Nav On Move****
SMS Read List ( Nokia Phone Only )
Nav Mode
Traffic message
Vehicle information and communications system
RSE Interface Module
Rear Seat Entertainment DVD
RSE DVD Audio Capable
Rear Right Screen
Rear Left Screen
Rear screen
Auxiliary input
(In1) Audio visual input
(Out1) Audio visual output
(In2) Audio visual video input
(Out2) Audio visual video output
Television
TV Receiver Type
Venture Cam
Global positioning system receiver
Voice control
Audio unit (radio) band/frequency setting
Navigation Region
Navigation system
Bluetooth



ATC-HEAT/COOL

Auxiliary heating
Park heating



BPM-BODY PROCESSOR.

Lazy unlock from door key
Lazy lock from door key
Lazy unlock from remote handset
Lazy lock from remote handset
Arming acknowledgement with horn/siren
Disarming acknowledgement with horn/siren
Panic Alarm
Automatic Relock after 2 min
Speed Related Locking Repeat
Driver window one-touch close
Driver window one-touch open
Passenger window one-touch close
Passenger window one-touch open
Rear windows one-touch close
Rear windows one-touch open
Sunroof one-touch close
Single Point Entry Key 1
Single Point Entry Key 2
Single Point Entry Key 3
Single Point Entry Key 4
Speed related locking key 1
Speed related locking key 2
Speed related locking key 3
Speed related locking key 4
Interior lamps on with tailgate
Wiper Speed Stepdown
Headlamp wash
Rain Sensor ( BPM Coding Index 10 only )



DSM-DRIVER SEAT

Steering Wheel Easy Entry Axial
Steering Wheel Easy Entry Radial
Seat Memory One Touch Operation
Lazy Seats



EAS-SUSPENSION

Individual Corner Calibration
Raising/Lowering: Front/Rear/All
Raising/Lowering Access
Raising/Lowering Motorway
Raising/Lowring Rear/Front Offroad



FBH-FUEL BURNING HEATER

Park Heating
Auxiliary heating
FBH Mode



IP-INSTRUMENT PACK

Park heating
Park Ventilation
Odometer Units
Displays ( Front MID, Board Monitor or MOST )



LCM-LIGHT CONTROL

Daytime Running Light ( High Beam, Main Beam or None )
Follow me home with reverse lamp
FMH Front fog lamps
FMH Front position lamps
FMH High beam headlamps
FMH License plate light
FMH Low beam headlights
FMH Rear position lamps
FMH Reverse lamp (LCM Coding Index 11 only)
FMH Style
Follow Me Home ( FMH ) cancel with lighting switch
Front fog lights off if main beam on
Handbrake turns off Daytime Running Lamps
Key in ignition warning if door is opened
Main beam dim with DRL
Time in seconds for Follow Me Home ( FMH )

cold monitoring = cm
hot monitoring = hm
CM-Rear Left Position
CM-Rear Right Position
CM-Rear Left Turn Signal
CM-Rear Right Turn Signal
CM-All Brake Lamps
HM-Rear Left Position
HM-Rear Right Position
HM-Rear Left Turn Signal
HM-Rear Right Turn Signal
HM-All Brake Lamps
HM-Front Left Turn Signal
HM-Front Right Turn Signal
HM-Side Right Turn Signal
HM-Left Brake/Turn US Trailer
HM-Right Sidemarker
HM-Side Left Turn Signal
HM-Reverse Lamps
HM-Left Low Beam
HM-Right Low Beam
HM-Front Right Fog
HM-Right Brake/Turn US Trailer
HM-Front Right Position
HM-Licence Plate Lamps
HM-Rear Left Fog
HM-Rear Right Fog
HM-Right High Beam
HM-Left High Beam
HM-Front Left Position
HM-Left Sidemarker
HM-Front Left Fog
CM-Front Left Turn Signal
CM-Front Right Turn Signal
CM-Side Right Turn Signal
CM-Left Brake/Turn US Trailer
CM-Right Sidemarker
CM-Side Left Turn Signal
CM-Reverse Lamps
CM-Left Low Beam
CM-Right Low Beam
CM-Front Right Fog
CM-Right Brake/Turn US Trailer
CM-Front Right Position
CM-Licence Plate Lamps
CM-Rear Left Fog
CM-Rear Right Fog
CM-Right High Beam
CM-Left High Beam
CM-Front Left Position
CM-Left Sidemarker
CM-Front Left Fog



PAM-PARKING AID

Parking Aid ( Only Rear or Both )
PDC Audible warning
PDC Rear Volume





full info on the gap diagnostic site. ... - .- -.




Y. O. L. O.
.


Last edited by stan on 7th Nov 2012 10:10am. Edited 5 times in total

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Hi Stan,
The items you mention are all under CCF Editing:
- bpm-body processor. arming acknowledgement with horn/siren... set to yes but no 'beep/horn' on lock
Just as a quick aside: your alarm horn does work (makes much noise when the alarm goes off)? This setting generally does work. It has been tested on every series L322 (and on all vehicles we deliver for - thanks betas! :-p) It may be (MAY BE!) an issue if you've changed settings with the RAC as the RAC may have overwritten the default settings. Not a real problem as we can add the option to restore these to the FW - we will let you know what we do (Christian is looking into it).
- lcm-light control. daytime running light ( high beam, main beam or none )... says 'undefined'
same as above with overwritten default values
- acm-audio systems. nav on move.... set to yes but doesnt work
Please check your firmware in the Nav Diagnostic screen and let us know. It should be NNV504750 or NNV503271. 
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P38, and 2 L322s
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Steve, my nav on the move wont turn on either! Crying or Very sad


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Hi Craig, pls check your fw as well. We'll get it worked out. 
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P38, and 2 L322s
(wife thinks I'm nuts - prob right, too)

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hi steve, i havnt used my RAC to change any settings on the LCM or BPM..the only CCF changes i've made is to switch the steering wheel in/out off.
i notice you do a different unit for 2006 onwards and although my vin is a 5A****** , could it be that because mine is a pre-facelift but with the most nav its in the crossover stage.

the nav firmware is NNV503260 ... - .- -.




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Am I right in thinking we cant do automatic mirror folding on arming the alarm?

And not sure my lazy alarm setting is working as certainly the windows and sunroof dont close on setting the alarm or have I got this wrong?!
T

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I don't think automatic mirror folding is an option. I've certainly not seen it with V2.17 of the IIDtool F/W Got - 2017 SDV8 Autobiography in Loire Blue
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Fair enough.
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The windows and roof will close if you press and hold down the locking remote.

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It's called 'lazy lock' not lazy alarm Razz
As Paul said, if it's activated you can hold the lock button and close the windows and sunroof. 'Lazy unlock' does the opposite, naturally.

Alan is right too on the mirror folding as well. For whatever reason, LR decided this was not an option worth having so it wasn't programmed into any of the ecu's. And when we offer CCF editing, it is just that. We are only giving access to items that LR has programmed into the various ecu's - there is no 'freehand programming'. Making a mirror-fold add-on module would be simple enough, but producing it would prob be too expensive.

stan wrote:
hi steve, i havnt used my RAC to change any settings on the LCM or BPM..the only CCF changes i've made is to switch the steering wheel in/out off.
i notice you do a different unit for 2006 onwards and although my vin is a 5A****** , could it be that because mine is a pre-facelift but with the most nav its in the crossover stage.

the nav firmware is NNV503260

Hi Stan,
The MY will not make a difference: the IIDTool reads the coding index and automatically uses the correct data definitions for the vehicle.

Nav on the go will not work with your present nav FW. You can have it updated, but there is still no 100% guarantee that this will work: for nav on the go to work, the nav FW version must contain the option and the region the vehicle is coded to must allow a change to nav on the go. Sorry, but as I noted above, we are not 'programming' in CCF editing, we are only making options available that LR has programmed into the ECUs. If you know of someone who has nav on the go unlocked with a UK coded car, you can update to the same FW version and make it work. (this might be a bit of valuable info for all, btw. If anyone reading this has nav on the go unlocked in the UK, please check your FW version and let us know!)

And for your alarm chirp: there is a new build of FW v2.17 on the site. Christian has changed the parameters for chirp length and we hope this will work for you. You can delete the IIDTool updater files and program (uninstall) from your PC and then follow the original procedure to update your IIDTool again. The only difference will be that the updater will pop up a box staing that you already have v2.17 and if you'd still like to update to the same version. 
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Stan,

My Nav on the go works, so if you need to know the firmware version, let me know Smile Land Rover Addict
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morning steve,
nav on the go isnt a big priority tbh but could it be because i'm using a 2011/12 mapping disc which at the start loaded new firmware [is this the f/w you are talking about?]
also , will the drl feature now work instead of showing 'undefined'..

i'll try the 'new' v2.17 firmware and will let you know. ... - .- -.




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thanks for the info neil, but not to worried about this feature, but out of curiosity what is the version you're running.. ... - .- -.




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stan wrote:
also , will the drl feature now work instead of showing 'undefined'.

Christian suggests entering the 'undefined' DRL option and navigating up and down. The IIDTool should then find the 'undefined' value - after which everything should function normally. 
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