audi a4 2010 steering contoller coding????

hi guys, Ive recently fitted a new steering angle sensor to a Audi A4 2010. i carried out the basic setting for the component and all is good an that side of things but the controls on the steering wheel dont work i the fault code says.....Wednesday,04,February,2015,12:54:15:23183
VCDS Version: Release 14.10.1

Address 16: Steering wheel Labels: 8K0-953-568.clb
Control Module Part Number: 8K0 953 568 M HW: 8K0 953 568 M
Component and/or Version: Lenks.Modul H04 0005
Software Coding: 000000
Work Shop Code: WSC 00000 000 00000
VCID: 448CAC3AC7C150010A8-8011
1 Fault Found:

01044 - Control Module Incorrectly Coded
000 - -
Freeze Frame:
Fault Status: 01100000
Fault Priority: 3
Fault Frequency: 1
Reset counter: 139
Mileage: 106106 km
Time Indication: 0
Date: 2009.06.26
Time: 00:17:37

I wonder if anyone on here can tell me how to code the new unit in please
Cheers
Gez

VCDS > Select > 16 - Steering Wheel > Coding - 07 > Coding Assist

Select the cars options and you should be good, generally the coding from the old module (let's assume you saved an older Auto-Scan as you should) can be used as a baseline for the new value.

thanks sebastian lets assume i didnt save the older auto scan (i'm new to the system) how do i find the right codes to input in?

and also how do i fid any codes ive saved in the past??
thanks

GEZ said:

thanks sebastian lets assume i didnt save the older auto scan (i'm new to the system) how do i find the right codes to input in?

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There are only 8 bits in active use (in byte 2) and they are all documented. Each one corresponds to an option that may or may not be installed in your car.

GEZ said:

and also how do i fid any codes ive saved in the past??
thanks

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Look in your Logs sub-folder, typically C:\Ross-Tech\VCDS\Logs\

Use the [SAVE] button often.

-Uwe-

thanks Uwe
Ive found some files that Ive saved previous but sadly not for this particular car

Ive shipped this one out to a dealer this time but im always learning for next time thanks

I really wish that Angel hadn't deleted his post above so you could see how easy it is to code this particular module. His post contained screen-shots for each of the three bytes (two of which are always 00). However, since they're his screen-shots, I won't "steal" them by re-posting then, nor I don't have an example of the car in question to generate new ones.

-Uwe-