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When the special function “Component protection” is started the system is examined and all modules with available component protection are displayed.
From the displayed list of available modules, the customer has to select the module which he want to adapt. Then the procedure of adapting the component protection is performed in two steps:
- Reset to virgin state
- Learn module to the vehicle
Reset to virgin state
Reset to virgin state is possible to be made in three ways:
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By reading the module by OBDII (available for instrument cluster, airbag, comfort module and EZS-Kessy),
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By loading the module EEPROM dump (available for airbag and EZS-Kessy)
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By loading the gateway EEPROM dump from the car from which the module is taked (where it was originally build in)
Customer has to select from the following dialog in which way he want to proceed:
After selecting the operation way another dialog with the status of the operation is displayed:
After the operation is completed the module is in virgin state and can be adapted to any vehicle
Learn module to the vehicle
To learn the module to the vehicle it is necessary to have the Gateway EEPROM dump from the car where you install this module.
You have the option to read the Gateway EEPROM dump manually with a programmer, or to read it by OBDII. Reading by OBDII takes normally about 3-4min, but requires a module reflash. If the gateway is once reflashed, further operations of the EEPROM reading don't need reflash.
So the customer has the option to select whether he wants to read the EEPROM dump by OBDII, or to read it with a programmer. If he selects to read by OBDII, then the next dialog displays the status of the operation.
Once the EEPROM data are read/loaded, the adaptation of the component protection is performed. Once this step is completed successfully, the module should be fully functional.
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