No interface cable found

[eboggs_jkvl]

Yea need a update. Give that awhirl and see how it turns out for ya.

I downloaded the ZIP for 011 unzipped and moved the files to the appropriate folder and still show the same version in the "about".

Do I need to go to the car and refresh? It looks like the same version to me?

[Black02SS]

These are the current release builds that it should be Elmer.

Tuning Tool V7.3.0 (Build 317)
Scan Tool V7.3.0 (Build 303)
obdiiV7.dll: V7.3.0 (Build 446)

This is the latest update. You might want to uninstall your current build (Save any files you want to retain later. cal_pids.txt, scripts, PIDS, etc) reinstall 7.2 and update to 7.3 (Build 317).

[eboggs_jkvl]

Ahso! Read the fine print!

I can use the Duty cycle BUT and ONLY if I select IBPW Bank1 & IBPW Bank2 ALSO!


Those 2 MUST be selected before I'm allowed to select Inj Duty Cycle 1 & 2

[Black02SS]

Ahso! Read the fine print!

I can use the Duty cycle BUT and ONLY if I select IBPW Bank1 & IBPW Bank2 ALSO!


Those 2 MUST be selected before I'm allowed to select Inj Duty Cycle 1 & 2

Right, you said that the IBPW for Bank 1 and 2 were showing invalid which would mean you can't select the duty cycles.. So we need to get it so the IBPW is valid.

[eboggs_jkvl]

Somewhere between the update, the refresh and two hook-ups to the car this morning, the IBPW 1&2 lost the cute red X on the PID field.

It appears that somewhere along the line I hit the combo to wake this thing up.

[Black02SS]

That is great to hear.

Nothing more to see here

[Blacky]

One last thing to add...

From the Readme.rtf file in V7.3:

Validating PIDs:
After upgrading from EFILive V7.1.x or earlier, previously validated PIDs may be marked as "not supported", they will be displayed with a red cross through their icon on the [PIDs (F8)] tab page.
Once a connection has been made to each new vehicle, you should manually validate PIDs (if EFILive does not validate them automatically) by selecting the menu option: Info->Validate PIDs or pressing the hotkey Shift+F2.
If a connection will not be made with this computer, you may use FlashScan to validate the PIDs remotely, or copy the appropriate *.vpl and *.vml files from your laptop computer into the folder:
My Documents\EFILive\V7\PIDs.

Regards
Paul

[Bruce Melton]

Mine does that every once in a while. Plug, unplug the USB or even reload driver. For me it comes back when I call it home.

[eboggs_jkvl]

One last thing to add...

From the Readme.rtf file in V7.3:

Validating PIDs:
After upgrading from EFILive V7.1.x or earlier, previously validated PIDs may be marked as "not supported", they will be displayed with a red cross through their icon on the [PIDs (F8)] tab page.
Once a connection has been made to each new vehicle, you should manually validate PIDs (if EFILive does not validate them automatically) by selecting the menu option: Info->Validate PIDs or pressing the hotkey Shift+F2.
If a connection will not be made with this computer, you may use FlashScan to validate the PIDs remotely, or copy the appropriate *.vpl and *.vml files from your laptop computer into the folder:
My Documents\EFILive\V7\PIDs.

Regards
Paul

I did the manual validate and the fields STILL show as not valid PIDs. I've refreshed the PIDs at least twice and nothing changes.

Elmer

[Blacky]

Do you mean the injector duty cycle PIDs? If so, right click on them and select "More info..." to see why they are not valid.

Regards
Paul