Full long coding helper

Hello,

I read out my and my friend car. The two car are similar but the 01: Engine ECU long coding a litle bit different.
I would like two know what are the differences but the long code helper hide some bit.
I am looking for for example what does the Byte5 Bit4 means.
I copied the 2 long code underneath each other to see the differences.

Address 01: Engine (J623-DADA) Labels:. 04E-907-309-V1.clb
Part No SW: 05E 906 018 AL HW: 05E 907 309
Component: R4 1.5l TFS H22 6084
Revision: 81H22000
Coding:
0119003224341D0800000000000000000000000000000000
011900322324190800000000000000000000000000000000
Shop #: WSC 73430 031 00000
ASAM Dataset: EV_ECM15TFS01105E906018AL 003002
ROD: EV_ECM15TFS01105E906018AL.rod
VCID: 6FBBD0C76712BBEF777-803B

No fault code found.
Readiness: 0000 0000

It's not hiding it, just not documented yet.

Amarton said:

I am looking for for example what does the Byte5 Bit4 means.

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Trailer installed
But it is not used for all controllers, that is used for the label: 04E-907-309-V1.clb

NEtech said:

Trailer installed
But it is not used for all controllers, that is used for the label: 04E-907-309-V1.clb

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How can I use the long code helper without car?
How can I load the label files to helper?

Amarton said:

How can I use the long code helper without car?

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You can't, because of clones illegal misusing the labels files they've had to be encrypted and are only unencrypted & used when connected to the appropriate ECU.
Blame the clones for this change which Ross-Tech were forced to take to protect their IPR

Amarton said:

How can I load the label files to helper?

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It loads them automatically.

PetrolDave said:

Blame the clones for this change which Ross-Tech were forced to take to protect their IPR

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It wasn't so much the clones as so many other wannabe vendor of diagnostic tools taking the data verbatim from VCDS. Some of them we cheap Chinese hand-helds, and others were well-known industry players.

-Uwe-

Uwe said:

Some of them were cheap Chinese hand-helds, and others were well-known industry players.

-Uwe-

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Whose customers then called Ross-Tech for support and service since their tool told them to do so...... yep, in the old days, some fault descriptions and such suggested a call to Ross-Tech for assistance. Imagine our surprise when a well known brand customer called asking for help. "What tool are you using? Send us a photo..." We were very very surprised....

Bruce said:

Whose customers then called Ross-Tech for support and service since their tool told them to do so...... yep, in the old days, some fault descriptions and such suggested a call to Ross-Tech for assistance. Imagine our surprise when a well known brand customer called asking for help. "What tool are you using? Send us a photo..." We were very very surprised....

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Yep!



-Uwe-