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Sector-9 · 27th June 2016, 19:58

I can send you my LSM backup if you want, though your own would be better due to things like VIN and mileage - not sure if they'd get altered or not.

clf · 27th June 2016, 21:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by andrewinpopayan

!BUMP!

Still having no sucess, any ideas? anyone?

did you do a back up before doing anything with TOAF, and if you did, have you tried to load that back up?

I think the version I saw the sidelight options was in the version 43. I havent used it often, so I cannot remember exactly where it is. But there are options for headlights , running lights etc. It is amongst that. Possibly one of the alternative settings, eg day running lights is activated. This is what happened to my boot release. The tailgate release was selected, even though I did not select it.

murphyv310 · 27th June 2016, 21:22

Hi.
I think it's to do with DRL settings on Toaf. If you have played around with turning on DRL'S with it you loose the sidelights.
My advice is ALWAYS back up each module prior to altering anything.
OK so that's my advice, try downloading the new version and then carefully look at each option for the LSM (LCM) and any that seem odd change it, do a backup first in case you make things worse. If no joy you will need a T4 or VT4 session.
Toaf is OK but again I say a Back up is obligatory.
Good Luck

andrewinpopayan · 27th June 2016, 21:27

Thanks for the offer, all sorted now by

BigRuss

, sorry to say the the problems were CAUSED by TOAF. or at least by using it..

Having looked at the TOAF software, it's full of bugs and glitches. Sure it APPEARS to do some things OK, but it behaves the same as doing brain surgery with a blunt fork, it screw up the cars firmware in an unpredictable manner. If you thought MS Windows was buggy, well TOAF will possibly give your car the "blue screen of death".

I count myself as VERY lucky that

BigRuss

was able tore-install the firmware with his T4. The >backup< on TOAF is completely useless. My advice is to delete it as soon as possible and don't be tempted to use it.

Andrew

murphyv310 · 27th June 2016, 21:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by andrewinpopayan

Thanks for the offer, all sorted now by

BigRuss

, sorry to say the the problems were CAUSED by TOAF. or at least by using it..

Having looked at the TOAF software, it's full of bugs and glitches. Sure it APPEARS to do some things OK, but it behaves the same as doing brain surgery with a blunt fork, it screw up the cars firmware in an unpredictable manner. If you thought MS Windows was buggy, well TOAF will possibly give your car the "blue screen of death".

I count myself as VERY lucky that

BigRuss

was able tore-install the firmware with his T4. The >backup< on TOAF is completely useless. My advice is to delete it as soon as possible and don't be tempted to use it.

Andrew

Hi Andrew.
I've got both Toaf & T4, Toaf is OK so long as you do the back up, never had a problem with any back up whatsoever, the problem is if you change something and haven't done a back up initially. I also have found that some of the leads can introduce glitches, the cheap ones are especially bad, that isn't Toafs fault but can lead to people blaming it beacuse they had an issue.

andrewinpopayan · 27th June 2016, 22:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sector-9

I can send you my LSM backup if you want, though your own would be better due to things like VIN and mileage - not sure if they'd get altered or not.

Yes, if you would be so kind as to send me a copy of the .BIN file, I'll compare it with mine.

andrewinpopayan · 27th June 2016, 22:34

IKE :
ID : YAC112411 , HW : 03 SW : 10 CI : 03
VIN : 2D236488
Odometer : 342689 km
Errors : 2
BE - light module-EEPROM error
BF - IKE-EEPROM error, coding incorrect/incomplete
ZCS :
GM : 732E0121-H
SA : 6921014094000402-E
VN : 00100000

TOAF does nor re-write the code correctly, even using a backup TOAF seems incapable of reloading the EEPROMS firmware correctly.

LCM :
ID : YWC105010 , HW : 08 SW : 13 CI : 28
VIN : 2D236488
Odometer : 342689 km
Errors : 0

It SHOWS no errors, but it's telling lies.

Maybe it's malware/ransomware/harvestware/trojan. With the information collected by TOAF Cloneware?? who knows. "I can fix your car and give you the code, just Paypal me 50 Euros" ??

Sector-9 · 1st July 2016, 17:52

ftp.sector-9.co.uk

eric27 · 11th October 2016, 19:12

My english is not very good but I had the same problem and I contact Toaf.
They send me the LCM_default_new_version.toaf file and I upload this file to my cars lcm and all was working perfect.

Eric.

27th June 2016, 19:58	#11
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27th June 2016, 21:22	#13
murphyv310 This is my second home Hyundai i10 998cc Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Kilmarnock Posts: 6,602 Thanks: 2,088 Thanked 2,298 Times in 1,349 Posts	Hi. I think it's to do with DRL settings on Toaf. If you have played around with turning on DRL'S with it you loose the sidelights. My advice is ALWAYS back up each module prior to altering anything. OK so that's my advice, try downloading the new version and then carefully look at each option for the LSM (LCM) and any that seem odd change it, do a backup first in case you make things worse. If no joy you will need a T4 or VT4 session. Toaf is OK but again I say a Back up is obligatory. Good Luck __________________ Cheers from Trevor MM0KJJ

27th June 2016, 21:27	#14
andrewinpopayan Loves to post Rover 75 CDT manual tourer SE with farkles Join Date: May 2014 Location: Bradford BD12 Posts: 497 Thanks: 148 Thanked 73 Times in 62 Posts	Thanks for the offer, all sorted now by BigRuss , sorry to say the the problems were CAUSED by TOAF. or at least by using it.. Having looked at the TOAF software, it's full of bugs and glitches. Sure it APPEARS to do some things OK, but it behaves the same as doing brain surgery with a blunt fork, it screw up the cars firmware in an unpredictable manner. If you thought MS Windows was buggy, well TOAF will possibly give your car the "blue screen of death". I count myself as VERY lucky that BigRuss was able tore-install the firmware with his T4. The >backup< on TOAF is completely useless. My advice is to delete it as soon as possible and don't be tempted to use it. Andrew __________________ 2001 75 2.0 CDT tourer. Bodges and "quick fixes" have a nasty habit of reminding you at the MOST inconvenient AND expensive time that you should have done the job properly in the first place.!

27th June 2016, 22:34	#17
andrewinpopayan Loves to post Rover 75 CDT manual tourer SE with farkles Join Date: May 2014 Location: Bradford BD12 Posts: 497 Thanks: 148 Thanked 73 Times in 62 Posts	IKE : ID : YAC112411 , HW : 03 SW : 10 CI : 03 VIN : 2D236488 Odometer : 342689 km Errors : 2 BE - light module-EEPROM error BF - IKE-EEPROM error, coding incorrect/incomplete ZCS : GM : 732E0121-H SA : 6921014094000402-E VN : 00100000 TOAF does nor re-write the code correctly, even using a backup TOAF seems incapable of reloading the EEPROMS firmware correctly. LCM : ID : YWC105010 , HW : 08 SW : 13 CI : 28 VIN : 2D236488 Odometer : 342689 km Errors : 0 It SHOWS no errors, but it's telling lies. Maybe it's malware/ransomware/harvestware/trojan. With the information collected by TOAF Cloneware?? who knows. "I can fix your car and give you the code, just Paypal me 50 Euros" ?? __________________ 2001 75 2.0 CDT tourer. Bodges and "quick fixes" have a nasty habit of reminding you at the MOST inconvenient AND expensive time that you should have done the job properly in the first place.! Last edited by andrewinpopayan; 27th June 2016 at 22:57..

1st July 2016, 17:52	#18
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11th October 2016, 19:12	#19
eric27 Regular poster Rover 75 saloon Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Dedemsvaart, Netherlands Posts: 70 Thanks: 1 Thanked 7 Times in 6 Posts	My english is not very good but I had the same problem and I contact Toaf. They send me the LCM_default_new_version.toaf file and I upload this file to my cars lcm and all was working perfect. Eric.