How can I do coding for W223 and W206

After Mercedes Benz company blocked all scn online account, many workshop can only do offline diagnose with Xentry, Then do offline coding with DTS 8.16. but 8.16 cannot working for new cars, such as W223 W206 which is new and popular in car modification shop.

How can I do coding for W223 and W206?

Do you have a login scan online account for xentry? I get asked this question many times every day. Sorry, currently SCN is not available here, but you can read our blog for offline solution:

Mercedes Benz W223 W226 Xentry Offline Diagnosis Solution
MB Star C4 with BMW Enet cable, is the best solution for Mercedes Benz diagnosis.

But the above is only for diagnosing. After diagnosing the fault code, we need to do coding to erase the fault and match the data with a Daimler Server. Now the coding solution has come. DTS Monaco 9.02, also says “Softing DTS 9” is developed especially for coding new cars, such as W223 W206.



Highlight of DTS Monaco 9.02?

1.Support remote coding like DTS 8.16
2.Support DoIP Protocol, which can be used for repairing new cars like W223 W206.
3.Based on OTX support with the latest standard, the software has automation and the ability to precisely solve individual problems with self-generated user interfaces. Totally increase the work speed.

How do I use DTS Monaco 9.02 ?
1.Install DTS Monaco 9.02 Software.
2.ZenZefi certificates are needed for DTS 9.
3.Do coding with DTS 9.

The above prices all include our W223 W206 offline diagnosis and coding solution.




Please note:
Only a monthly subscription can pay via paypal. Half-year and yearly subscriptions only support bank transfers or western unions. You can trust us because we have a stable website and social media, and many people know us. Also, our service.

Does that mean I don’t need to do SCN online any more? I can use DTS 9 to code all W223 W206 modules?
No, DTS 9 cannot fix anti-thief modules, such as EZS, VGS, Gearbox…
But they can fix modules which are not anti-theft modules, such as air conditioning, instruments, rear door modules…

For the anti-thief module, you still need to do online coding.

What’s the difference between DTS 8.16 and DTS 9?
DTS 8.16 can only work for old cars, while DTS 9 can work for new cars.

Do I need to remove DTS Monaco 8.16 if I install 9.02?
No, you can have both DTS 8.16 and DTS 9 on the same laptop. DTS8.16 for old cars, 9.02 for new cars.

Does DTS Monaco 9.02 work without activation/certificate?
No, without zenzefi, it’s actually less useful than DTS8.16. and works on SMR only, but not CBF.
Full DTS has support for cbf. The 9.02 is an incomplete version.
DTS 8.16 works perfectly with all chassis. Online and Offline.
8.16 works with W223 and W297. It has been working for a long time, but you need an online account.

change mileage by XTOOL X100 PRO2 as follow

How to change mileage for 2010 VW NEC+ 24C32 VDO by XTOOL X100 PRO2?

As follow:
NOTE: Adjusting the mileage on a vehicle should only be done if replacing the odometer or ECU or other issues change the mileage of the vehicle.
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Connected X100 PRO2 to the OBD port of my car via the main cable. And turn the ignition switch on.
Now the mileage is 86231 now.



Then go to dashboard function, and select where the car was made not where you’re at.
So I’m going to select Europe, VW, 2010 NEC+ 24C32 VDO, then select mileage adjustment and mile.





There is a note appears on the screen:
Before modifying mileage, make a backup of the EEPROM data.
Just read it and go to read the data.
It reads out the original mileage is 86254 mile. It’s a little different from the value on the dashboard, but it’s ok.



So I go to change mileage. Input the new value 82100 mile.



Awesome! The mileage is changed successfully, now the value on the dashboard is 82079 mile.



I’ve known some users say they cannot change mileage on their car with XTOOL X100 PRO2 auto key programmer. I don’t think it will work on all models, so it’s better to contact us before buying.

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Original Volvo VOCOM 2 Tech Tool 88894200

Original Volvo VOCOM 2 Tech Tool 88894200 Truck Excavator Diagnostic Tool



Volvo Vocom II Genuine Adapter Description:
1. Original VOCOM II Mini 88894200 WiFi Volvo truck diagnostic tool, made in German
2. Support OBD2, 9-Pin, 6-Pin, FCI, MEFI, BNA, OBD2, 9-Pin, work on Volvo/Renault UD/Mack trucks from year 2002
3. Vehicle communication protocols: ISO 11898, ISO 15765-2, SAE J1939, SAE J1708
4. Support Volvo/Renault UD/Mack trucks made since year 2002
5. Connect laptop by WiFi , no need cables

This VOCOM II is dealer shop tool which produced in Germany. It covers all the functions of the VOCOM2 VOCOMII 88890400, which doesn’t need any cables accessories and can be connect to the laptop via WIFI perfectly.



Tech Tool (TT) is a tool that supports the repair and diagnostic process. It was developed to make repair shop tasks easier and more efficient. TT can be used in the repair shop, out in the field, at the roadside, or during test drives. TT is a diagnostics application that covers the whole repair process through the use of plug-ins. With TT you can diagnose, test, calibrate, and program a product. A product could be a vehicle, engine, or a machine. TT also provide functions for updating the tool, communication with the product, and other external applications. The set of plug-ins, user authorizations, and available languages is adjustable to provide every user with what they need.

The truck models supports:
For Volvo Trucks – Older electrical system, Vehicle electrical system ’98; VERSION2, VERSION3; VERSION4 – FH4/FM4
For Volvo Buses – Conventional, Multiplexed, Multiplexed v2, Multiplexed v3
For Volvo Construction Equipment
For Volvo Penta, Marine engines – VERSION2, VERSION3
For Volvo OEM Component Customer – VERSION2, VERSION3
For Mack Trucks – V-MAC I/II/III, ITC, IV, IV+
For Renault Trucks – VERSION2, VERSION3, VERSION4; (EURO 6, DXI, DTI)
For UD Trucks – VERSION2, VERSION3



88894200 Vocom 2 Interface Functions:
Identify a product.
View information history.
Diagnose a selected product.
Test a selected product.
Program a selected product.
Calibrate a selected product.

Premium Tech Tool vocom developer tool
1. Dealer tool to access and program parameters in Level2 and Level3 without connecting to central severs;
2. Works with Tech Tool (VCADs Pro), Normal or Development mode, support 28 languages;
3. Support all brands and models supported by Tech Tool (VCADs Pro 3.06);
4. Make programmable more than 11000 parameters.
5. Program speed limit, change chassis ID, disable immobilizer;
6. Change minimum/maximum values of parameters, for example: increase speed limit;

Premium Tech Tool (PTT) is an application for the Aftermarket, developed to support efficient service and diagnostics. Premium Tech Tool is available as a connected version or as an unconnected version. The unconnected version is called Premium Tech Tool Connectionless (PTTC) and that is that we offer. PTTC is used in workshops that do not have internet access, but both versions are referred to as PTT. PTT provides access to the Guided Diagnostics and VCADS.



Vocom Communication Unit is designed with focus on robustness and durability to withstand the tough workshop environment.
•Improved LED indicators
•Improved quality of cables
•Military standard on connectors
•Better liquid and dust ingress protectors
•Metal casing and rubber bumbers for better robustness
Vocom Key Facts Parts no. for Vocom Cables
Temperature Range: -40° – +85° (Wian -20°- +65°) Protection Class: IP55
Shock Resistance: 2m
RoHS Conformance: Yes
Wlan: 802.11 b/g

Support List:
For Volvo Trucks:
AC Compo4 F10 F12 F16 FE FH FH12 FH16 FH565 FL FL10 FL12 FL6 FL7 FM FM10 FM12 FM9 FM7 Nh12 NH525 NH565 NL10 Nl12 VAh VHD Vm VN VT WC WG WI WX

For busses:
B10B B10L B10M B10R B11R B12 B12B B12M B12R B13R B58 B5LH B5RH B6 B6R B7FB B7L B7R B9L B9R B9S B9TL BXRC COMP12

PREVH PREVX OLYMPIAN SUPEROLY

construction Equipment
Wheel Loader:
L110E L110F L110G L120E L120F L120G L150E L150F L150G L180E L180F L180G L220E L220F L220G L250G L330E L350F L45F-TP L45F-TPS L50F-TP L50F-TPS L50G-TP L50G-TPS L60E L60F L60G L70E L70F L70G L90E L90F L90G

Aryiculated Hauler:
A25D A25E A25F A30D A30E A30F A35D A35E A35F A40D A40E A40F T450D

Excavator:
EC135B EC140B EC140C EC140D EC160B EC160C EC160D EC180B EC180C EC180D EC200B EC210B EC210C EC235D EC240B EC240C EC250D EC290B EC290C EC300D EC330B EC330C EC340D EC360B EC360C EC380D EC460B EC460C EC480D EC700B EC700C ECR145C ECR235C ECR235D ECR305C EW140B EW140C EW140D EW145B EW160B EW160C EW160D EW180B EW180C EW180D EW200B EW210C EW210D EW230C FB2800C FBR2800C FC2121C FC2421C FC2924C FC3329C PL3005D PL4608 PL4808D PL7015

Grader:
G710B G720B G726B G730B G740B G746B G780B G930 G930B G940 G940B G946 G946B G960 G960B G970 G976 G990

Skidsteer Loader:
MC110B MC60B MC70B MC80B MC90B

Compact Excavator:
EC55C EC80D ECR88 EW60C

Paver:
ABG7820B ABG8820B P7820C L882C

Other:
CARETRAC



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How to Configure SDconnect to Xentry by cable

You can operate XENTRY Diagnostics Open Shell using the SDconnect, too. To configure this hardware,please proceed as follows:
Start ConfigAssist by clicking on the button with the same name on your desktop (if you have restarted your system, the hardware selection window will appear first).
Select “SDconnect” if you are asked for the used hardware:



A conventional crossover Ethernet cable is required for connection of the SDconnect with the system via LAN. A suitable cable (green) is provided in the scope of delivery.

There are two possibilities for connecting the SDconnect and the system via the Ethernet cable:
– direct connection between two Ethernet connections (see section 3.2.2)
– connection with the help of a USB2LAN adapter to the system or via a USB2LAN cable
The LAN connection of the SDconnect is located on the right side under a protective cap.
Note:
Please ensure that the SDconnect is restarted before configuration and not in sleep mode. It is best to fully charge the SDconnect beforehand

Configuring a direct Ethernet connection

For the configuration of the LAN connection use the following values (static TCP/IP):
IP address on the PC (LAN connection on the PC to the SDconnect): 172.29.127.X (“X” stands for a number between 1 and 254).
Please note that the number automatically given for the SDconnect 172.29.127.129 cannot be used for the PC.
The PC subnet mask (LAN connection on the PC to the SDconnect) has the IP address 255.255.0.0 and should not be modified.
Important: Please configure your firewall to permit the communication of your system with the SDconnect (you will normally be prompted to do so the first time you connect the SDconnect via a cable connection). Please note that in the case of a direct Ethernet connection the LAN port can no longer be used for another connection!
When using DoIP, please also observe the additional firewall settings for the DoIP connection.

Configuring a USB2LAN connection

For a cable connection via the USB2LAN adapter, this adapter must be configured in Windows.
We differentiate between
– The installation or modification of the drivers for the USB2LAN adapter
– The configuration of the network connection via the USB2LAN adapter
The driver for the adapter must be installed using Windows dialogs. Any changes to the driver also need to be carried out using Windows processes and dialogs.
For the initial configuration of the adapter or when modifying the driver setup, basic knowledge of how to work with Windows components and drivers is required. Please consult your local
IT administrator in case of any uncertainty! The support centers for the XENTRY Diagnostics Open Shell systems cannot provide support for the configuration of drivers or Windows!

Installation of the USB2LAN adapter driver

To install the driver for the USB2LAN adapter, start by connecting the adapter to the computer without connecting the green cable to the SDconnect at the other end. Make sure that the computer is online,i.e. that the Internet connection is working properly.

Automatic driver installation – first-time installation
If you want to connect the adapter to the computer for the first time, start the automatic Windows driver installation (Windows 7 and later versions). The driver only needs to be installed once the first time that you connect the adapter. Please proceed with caution since communication is not possible if the configuration of the USB2LAN adapter between the computer and SDconnect is absent or incorrect. The drivers for the adapter may need to be uninstalled and reinstalled or reconfigured manually.

Important: It may not be immediately clear whether Windows is attempting to install the driver for the first time or whether the system immediately uses the driver after (repeatedly) reinserting the adapter, since Windows hides these status messages in the Windows tray in the default setting.
With the first connection attempt, Windows will attempt to identify the driver software and download it from a website containing drivers online. Windows will display a notification for a number of seconds in the Windows tray during these actions:



If you do not promptly click the dialog balloon, Windows will hide the symbol in the windows tray behind the small arrow symbol:



After clicking the symbol, Windows will show additional information:



It is important to install the driver for the device “USB-MAC Controller”.
Please wait until Windows has identified and downloaded the required drivers online.
This can take some time – do not terminate the process!
At the end of the process Windows will notify you of the results of the driver installation:
– Installation successful, device is ready for use
– Installation unsuccessful
After a successful installation, you can start to configure the adapter immediately

Automatic driver installation – later installation
If you accidentally terminated installation the first time you plugged in the adapter or if the installation failed (e.g. because the computer was offline), you need to install the drivers again. This may also be necessary after you have connected the adapter to a different USB port than the port first used.
To install the driver at a later stage, you will need to click on “Devices and Printers” in the Windows Control Panel, then “Other Devices” (or potentially “Network Adapters”) and “USB-MAC Controller”. The entry “USB-MAC Controller” will very likely be shown with a yellow exclamation point, since there is a driver problem.
If the USB2LAN adapter has been partially installed (incorrectly), it can be found in the Device Manager under “Network Adapter” and otherwise under “Other Devices”.
Important: The “USB-MAC Controller” only appears under “Other Devices” or “Network Adapter” when it is plugged in!
Right-click on the entry “USB-MAC Controller”. The context menu will open. Here, select “Update driver software”:



When you select “Update driver software” in the context menu, if the computer is online you
can choose “Search automatically for updated driver software”. Otherwise, please select “Browse my computer for driver software”:



Selecting “Search automatically for updated driver software” will run the automatic installation process as described above.

Manual driver installation – later installation
If the initial automatic driver installation failed or the later automatic installation was also unsuccessful or if the system is generally not online, the drivers for the USB2LAN adapter
must be installed manually.
Note: The driver software for the USB2LAN adapter is supplied on every update DVD/BD.
Start by determining whether you have a 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows 8.1 or Windows 10. Go to the “Control Panel” and “System” in the Windows Start Menu. There you will find information on the system type:



As described above for the “Automatic driver installation – later installation”, open the menu item “Update driver software” for the USB2LAN adapter in the Windows Device Manager.
In the dialog, select “Browse my computer for driver software”, insert the installation DVD/BD and browse the disc manually to locate the following folder:
– “USB2LAN Driver\Windows 7\64 bit” (for Windows 7 64-bit) or
– “USB2LAN Driver\Windows 7\32 bit” (for Windows 7 32-bit).
Please select your specific Windows version if not “Windows 7” when applicable.
Windows then installs the driver offline from the selected folder.
Normally you only need to select the folder and Windows will automatically find the required driver files. If this should fail, please select the corresponding *.inf file in the folder (“netmosu.inf” for 32-bit, “USBMAC64.inf” for 64-bit).

Configuration of the USB2LAN adapter and SDconnect for cable operation
Before configuring the USB2LAN adapter, the driver installation must be completed successfully. Make sure that the adapter is connected and that no error is indicated in the Windows tray (yellow exclamation point, installation of device drivers, etc.)
Please note:
Always plug the USB2LAN adapter into the USB port used to install the driver.
The USB2LAN adapter may not be recognized by a different slot.
Switch on the SDconnect and wait until it has started up. Ensure that the SDconnect is connected to an external power supply or to the vehicle via the OBD cable to receive power.
The SDconnect must not go to sleep during configuration!

The configuration consists of three main steps:
– Establishing the connection
– Assigning a manual IP address to the USB2LAN adapter
– Configuring the connection via SDconnect Administration.

Establishing the connection
Connect the green Ethernet cable to the SDconnect and then to the USB2LAN adapter.
Windows will now attempt to establish a network connection between the computer and SDconnect via the adapter and the cable. This may take a few moments.
The connection status is not immediately visible. To check the status, you may go to the Windows Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network Connections. With a successful connection,the LAN connection of the “High Speed USB-Ethernet Adapter” will be fully functional (i.e. no red “X”; no yellow exclamation point). If you use the context menu to call up the “Status” for this adapter and “No Network Connection” is shown, an IP address should still be entered under “Details…” and “Auto configuration …“



Assigning a manual IP address
Call up the connection properties of the using the USB2LAN adapter from the Windows Control Panel >Network and Internet > Network Connections (Adapter “HighSpeed USB-Ethernet Adapter”) by doubleclicking or using the context menu (“Properties”).
Select the “Internet protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)” and click “Properties”. Select “Use the following IP address:” and enter this information:
IP address: 172.29.127.X
Subnet mask: 255.255.0.0
Please note that “X” stands for a number between 1 and 254. The default address automatically assigned to the SDconnect 172.29.127.129 cannot be used for the adapter!
Leave all other entries in the window the same and close the dialogs with “OK”.
If Windows determines that the assigned static IP address is already in use, please choose a different IP address, i.e. a different number for the “X” above.

Connection configuration
If the connection with the manual IP address has been established, you still need to assign a specific number to the SDconnect.
Call up the SDconnect Administration (Start > All Programs > Mercedes-Benz). Click on the SDconnect entry with an unknown or not yet assigned number and wait for the SDconnect data to be loaded. Under “Select name” choose any number that is NOT assigned to a different SDconnect in your workshop. Use the number clips included with delivery to label the device.
Save your entry by clicking “Start” and exit the SDconnect Administration after confirming that the program has applied the data.
After successful configuration of the cable connection to the SDconnect:
Numerous icons in the Windows tray show the status of the SDconnect (system restart may be required).If an SDconnect is connected, the icons display the number of the SDconnect (here: 10), the connection type (Wi-Fi) as well as a padlock icon:



You may have to adjust the settings of the Windows tray in order to see these icons.

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