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Old 12-05-2006, 12:41 PM
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The Byte for the widescreen-Mode controls the abbility for radio-split (radio on the left screenhald and navigation/position on the right)

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Hallo RolandDV

Can you teel wich program you used for the flashing of the HEX-string , perhaps a download link ?

Thanks a lot from Denmark
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I mailed the software to the Forumsadministrator. It will be online very soon.

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Thanks Roland, I'm sure this took you a while to figure out. Appreciate you sharing.
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It took us a long time to figure everything out. At the moment we are trying to build us a GT1 diagnostic head. If everything goes well it will be possible to use DIS on a laptop.

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It took us a long time to figure everything out. At the moment we are trying to build us a GT1 diagnostic head. If everything goes well it will be possible to use DIS on a laptop.

Roland
If you need someone to produce the interface when its completed let me know, I have contacts in China who can produce and assemble PCBs very cheap.

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Old 12-06-2006, 02:58 AM
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Software can be downloaded from the first post.

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Roland - great post, this is very interesting and helps explain some anomolies due to potentially incorrect coding by dealers.

Question - I notice the GUI does not support E83 (X3) or SUV as a type - is there a way of adding these into the exe? Also, are there English translations available for the GUI tools? Looks like a very useful utility.
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File uploaded to http://www.xoutpost.com/nav/I-Bus.zip and also posted on the first post in this thread.
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This is Great!!!!

I have to try this out - something to make myself busy for a while.

I will order the PCB and put together the I-Bus interface and get it prepared.

I will keep post what happens later.

Thank you!
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