Then check if you see "serial com port" , and check properties 'right clic on" , like this :
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JimboD3 wrote:
Is it possible that the FBH won't fire when the vehicle is in access height ?, or was I just too impatient with my testing firings ?
Might explain why it won't talk as I put mine in access to work on. Anyone confirm?
Marco, thanks. Will check pc later. Lugging an entire pc setup outside to get a serial port is blooming annoying, especially when it still doesn't work!Tony
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Mine 'talks' ok in access..........just the FBH didnt want to run for anything longer than a minute or two !Jim
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Is it possible that the FBH won't fire when the vehicle is in access height ?, or was I just too impatient with my testing firings ?
Might explain why it won't talk as I put mine in access to work on. Anyone confirm?
Marco, thanks. Will check pc later. Lugging an entire pc setup outside to get a serial port is blooming annoying, especially when it still doesn't work!
There is no reason why access mode should affect the FBH. My D3 is always parked in access and I have no problems with the FBH via Pete's fabulous FBHIC.Volvo XC60 - does all that the D4 should have done
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5th Dec 2012 10:51 am
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When you use the Webasto test program and have the webasto running while connected to the pc.
can you then just close the webasto test program, shut down the pc and the webasto will still be running? or will it shut down?
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5th Dec 2012 4:30 pm
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parrafin23 wrote:
When you use the Webasto test program and have the webasto running while connected to the pc.
can you then just close the webasto test program, shut down the pc and the webasto will still be running? or will it shut down?
P.
I think the FBH will shut down..........although I've not actually tried it - I always leave everything connected up and running.Jim
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I think the FBH needs constantly reminding to stay running, so you can't just set it off then disconnect the laptop and walk off.06 D3 SE / 15 LR D90 XS SW / 88 LR 90 Td5 / 68 BMW 2000 ti
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I think the FBH needs constantly reminding to stay running, so you can't just set it off then disconnect the laptop and walk off.
I think that is wrong, the FBH will run for the requested time. But try it and see...Volvo XC60 - does all that the D4 should have done
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5th Dec 2012 7:01 pm
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Yep
You can close the laptop or disconnect the OBD loom , FHB still run
But stop if , you "wake up "the car or just open a door.... Marco.
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Good to know.. Cheers
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6th Dec 2012 3:59 pm
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IanNP wrote:
This shows the wire in place. Brown = 12v into the ODBII Interface. Red = K-Bus. Black = GND.
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This is a schematic I have put together of the wiring for the various connectors.
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These two pictures confused me. The numbering of the pins in the schematic is that of the female end in the car, right? The numbering scheme in the photo of the OBD (male end) cable itself is the correct one for the cable end...Almost got it the wrong way round
14th Jan 2013 12:10 pm
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Yes, the pinout diagram shown there is as seen on the vehicle, and therefore is a mirror image of that seen looking into an OBD plug (like that on a USB/OBD lead).06 D3 SE / 15 LR D90 XS SW / 88 LR 90 Td5 / 68 BMW 2000 ti
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14th Jan 2013 12:15 pm
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Thanks Martin - just wanted to make sure before I went off to set my car alight
14th Jan 2013 12:34 pm
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Here's a "looking into plug" version:
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I have disconnected my laptop when I have started the FBH with the webasto software and it will carry on running until you turn the key on or open a door..
I have had a couple of FBh in the last few weeks that will run for a few mins then shut down, but after purging with the software a few times and a little bit of help from some either I have managed to get them working fully, also when you get it to run at full power tweak the c02 setting for a about 45 secs just to burn off the crap..
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