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    LCode Intro

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    This document provides instructions for using a program to edit long coding values for vehicle ECUs. It explains how to paste long coding from a diagnostic tool into the program, load the corresponding file to view bytes, navigate through bytes and change bits. Instructions are given to copy changed coding back to the diagnostic tool. Links are provided for additional coding explanations and to submit auto-scan values or corrections to the author.

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    This document provides instructions for using a program to edit long coding values for vehicle ECUs. It explains how to paste long coding from a diagnostic tool into the program, load the corresponding file to view bytes, navigate through bytes and change bits. Instructions are given to copy changed coding back to the diagnostic tool. Links are provided for additional coding explanations and to submit auto-scan values or corrections to the author.

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    This document provides instructions for using a program to edit long coding values for vehicle ECUs. It explains how to paste long coding from a diagnostic tool into the program, load the corresponding file to view bytes, navigate through bytes and change bits. Instructions are given to copy changed coding back to the diagnostic tool. Links are provided for additional coding explanations and to submit auto-scan values or corrections to the author.

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    LCode Intro

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    Cornel Bica
    This document provides instructions for using a program to edit long coding values for vehicle ECUs. It explains how to paste long coding from a diagnostic tool into the program, load the corresponding file to view bytes, navigate through bytes and change bits. Instructions are given to copy changed coding back to the diagnostic tool. Links are provided for additional coding explanations and to submit auto-scan values or corrections to the author.

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    Paste Long Coding from VAG-COM into 1) for the ECU's available [01] [09] [19] [4
    6]
    [Tabulator] to 2) Load the right XPL file.
    [Tabulator] to 3) to go through the bytes (you can also use [PgUp][PgDn]).
    [Tabulator] and [Space] to change the Bit.
    5) Press [Copy new Coding] if you want to use the changed Long Coding in VAG-COM
    .
    Now you can Paste the changed Long Coding into VAG-COM.
    You can also use [Arrow Down/Up] instead of [Tabulator].
    You can also insert Short Coding now, fx. 131313 from Audi A6 (4F) Module [46].
    See text explanation in "Balloon help" under VAG-COM Coding,
    or choose the car you have at Openobd.org, fx Audi A6 (4F) Module [46] go to:
    http://de.openobd.org/audi/a6_4f.htm#46
    From ver. 510.0 you can also load some sxp information files for help.
    From ver. 510.3 LCode can be started from VAG-COM automatic,
    Long Code is automatic transfered to LCode and right XPL file is loaded.
    Press [ESC] to Quit the program.
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    --
    In exchange for this freeware program, please send your 00 Auto-Scan values to m
    e:
    Fill in form at: http://www.netech.dk/fr-teche.html [VAG-ECU]
    The latest information for long coding is available at:
    http://de.openobd.org
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    --
    Please send corrections and new long coding explanations to:
    nez@netech.dk or sebastian@openobd.org
    27 February 2006

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