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thehelper



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VXDIAG VCX Nano

Hi, has anyone tried using the VXDiag VCX Nano with SDD? If so any good?

Post #367434 26th Feb 2019 9:28 pm
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Grue



Member Since: 29 Apr 2018
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How did you go with yours mate? Mine just arrived in post.

Youtube video for the install seems easy enough, but the actual using of it seems to be a fair amount of 'figure it out yourself' rather than any instructions!

Post #373710 18th Jun 2019 12:46 am
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thehelper



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Mixed results really. I managed to get it working using windows 98. As you say the actual using of it is a matter of cautiously feeling your way around i
not get a u tube clip for install. Where did you find that?
One tip it sucks battery power, make sure you have a good battery charger or power source connected. Let me know how you get on.

Post #373714 18th Jun 2019 7:02 am
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Mine came with v154 software:


Got it for just over 60quid, which is less than a dealer wanted to code my new key fob. If that's all i can get it to do then it's already paid for itself!

I'll update here with what I figure out.

Post #373759 18th Jun 2019 7:56 pm
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So new key is programmed! Very Happy Took all of 5mins.

Pretty straight forward, just a matter of following promts. It's basically:
Tell program how many keys you have (both programmed and unprogrammed)
Insert programmed key, ignition on/off, remove.
Insert non programmed key, spits it out, starts programming window, insert non programmed and it won't spit it out, ignition on, off etc.
You now have 2 keys that work. This does the remote locking buttons as well as the imobilizer and starting.

Looking forward to seeing what else is in here, but it all looks pretty straight forward. Can do a How To if anyone wants, but it really is as simple as following the promts on screen.

Post #373992 25th Jun 2019 1:42 am
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Was faffing around in the car last night as the frost was forming and fired up the laptop to see what options I could play with. Was going to delve into a couple and it told me no, the car battery is below the safe threshold for any programming. (But still enough juice to start the car).

Was my fault as had key in ignition for a few hours and doors open etc draining the battery - thought it was real handy that it won't let you do anything in that situation. Would imagine running out of battery mid programming would not make for a fun filled evening.

How did your reversing mirror tilt work out thehelper?

Post #374046 25th Jun 2019 8:21 pm
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TXFireblade



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I installed the factory tow package and I've been looking for a way to enable the factory trailer option in the CCF. Will this allow me to do that?

Post #374055 25th Jun 2019 11:15 pm
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I believe that's one of the modules that thehelper has enabled on his. I've definitely seen the option in there yes.

Post #374056 25th Jun 2019 11:33 pm
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p_gill



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Can this modify my CCF for dual radiator fans?

Stock was a single fan

Thanks

Paul

Post #374058 26th Jun 2019 2:17 am
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p_gill



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Grue, TX and Helper,

I just placed my order for the


V154 VXDIAG VCX NANO for Land Rover and Jaguar with JLR SDD Software


I'll post here what I can do with it


Thanks

Paul

Post #374127 26th Jun 2019 6:51 pm
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Grue



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Sorry p_gill, went out in the ice and the dark last night to have a look for you, but won't let me into the deep CCF without laptop being on mains power. Wasn't really in the mood for running extention cables Laughing

On the other hand, have changed my dash info to display in km rather than miles (import from UK). This km/l instead of MPG is going to take a bit of getting used to through Neutral

Post #374135 26th Jun 2019 8:22 pm
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p_gill



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Grue,


Not a problem

I'll have better questions to ask after I get my VXDIAG



Thanks

Paul

Post #374138 26th Jun 2019 11:13 pm
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TXFireblade



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I'm trying to get a laptop figured out but aside from using them, it's really not my area of expertise. I have an old Samsung which I plan on using but it has Windows 10 64 bit loaded. Apparently, since I have the license code for that version of Windows I also have access to a 32 bit version. Trying that now to see if it will install as a clean version or I might just get the complete setup with lappy included from VXDiag.

Post #374139 26th Jun 2019 11:16 pm
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Would recommend making a fresh "Land Rover" partition with Windows installed, without anything else on.

Then install the software, plug it into car, let it download any more config files it needs, then freezing the partition with the supplied DeepFreeze program. This should stop any licencing issues occuring with the SDD program (as far as that disk is concerned, it's frozen in time, and changes you make to it will be gone next restart). Not sure if that was all needed, but I followed the Youtube install vid, and that's what they did!

Installed fine on a Windows 7 32bit for me. 40GB partition was enough.

Post #374140 26th Jun 2019 11:34 pm
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Freelander marto



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This looks good but am I right in thinking it need an early version of windows. GS Sd4 2012

Post #374155 27th Jun 2019 1:16 pm
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