PDA und Bordcomputer, VAG-Check, VAG-COM, VCDS | Posts 16+

Check out this error memory with multiple errors.
VAG-COM or VCDS:

http://www.ross-tech.net/Eric/VCheck/VCTDIFaults1.png

VAG-Check:

http://www.ross-tech.net/Eric/VCheck/VCHTDIFaults.png

Not all errors are being displayed!!!



Measurement values with VAG-COM:

http://www.ross-tech.net/Eric/VCheck/VCTDIMB-3-12.png

The same applies to our VAS-5052 'reference device':

http://www.ross-tech.net/Eric/VCheck/5052TDI003.png
http://www.ross-tech.net/Eric/VCheck/5052TDI012.png

And with VAG-Check:

http://www.ross-tech.net/Eric/VCheck/VCHTDI003.png
http://www.ross-tech.net/Eric/VCheck/VCHTDI012.png

The VAG-Check apparently shows several errors when displaying the measured values.

Conclusion: The VAG-Check cannot really be considered a serious tool.

-Uwe-

Come on, Uwe, just do it and create a small Palm OS version.
Reading out errors and modifying adaptations/codings would already be sufficient for me.

CU Gremlin.

jajajaja, please!!!!!

hi everyone,

Yesterday, I experimented with the 'vagcheck' software on my PDA (Pocket Loox 600). It works quite well with the engine control unit, but I couldn't establish communication with the other devices.

My impression of the software is that it is still very unfinished. Some of the functions behind the buttons are not yet working, and logging is also not functional.

However, it doesn't seem like there's anything decent on the market that's suitable for PDAs, so this is better than nothing.

Sure, here's the translation:

'Hi Sulzi'

@uwe_rosstech

The reason why vagcheck doesn't display all errors seems to be that not all errors are listed in the FaultCode.txt file. However, this isn't a problem, as you can simply copy the error code and its description into your program and extend the FaultCode.txt file.

Or simply decode the contents of the 'codes.dat' file and then copy them into the 'FaultCode.txt' file.
Furthermore, the FaultType.txt file is supplemented with the error type information.

It probably doesn't have the quality of VAG-COM, but it's still quite amusing.

MW