Vehicle & Key Memory
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Before programming Vehicle and Key Memory (VKM), customer must be informed about possible choices before delivery by filling out a customer selection form (attachment No. 6 of SI B09 05 01). VKM screen displays all available VKM functions, their current settings, and the factory default setting. VKM values can only be determined by CIP if all VKM relevant control modules are okay (found and no faults). A SHORT TEST is important to verify that all control modules are found before proceeding with coding or programming. Press CKM button at the screen with the text PROGRAM SELECTION. Load software, car and key memory (CKM).
- CIP reads out the data and displays a list of the current settings with alternative settings. Additional system setting details can be activated by highlighting the subgroup heading bar.
- Select the desired change by touching ACTIVE/NOT ACTIVE selection box (according to customer selection form) or factory default settings.
- Press ENCODE CAR to start the coding operation when all of the selections have been made. When save newly set function screen appears, press BACK if additional changes are required.
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- Press SAVE and a screen is displayed with Green check marks (status report) to confirm the VKM selections have been programmed/selected correctly.
- Press FINISH to return to the selection screen, with the new selections marked accordingly (status of the current VKM settings).
- It is recommended to print the display.
- Press END and TERMIN CIP to terminate VKM and CODING/PROGRAMMING start mask is displayed.