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Piwis coding, TPMS


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Hi, had a non working tpms in Cayenne turbo s 2006. It was just saying learning and System inactive.

Replaced my sensor valves, made no difference.

Purchased a piwis 2 clone, messed around and found the front left antenne had a bad plug connection.

Fixed this, but now getting error 1487. Says to 'Change coding from 12339 to 10339' 

I have no idea what is meant. Is it done in the Piwis? 

Can anyone enlighten me?

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8 minutes ago, Danny Tran said:

Change coding in TPMS from 12339 to 10339 as it told you!

Hi Danny, Thanks for your quick reply. 

I'm a beginner with the Piwis, just got it today, so I have no clue on where this "Change coding" from something to something else is located.

I believe that i have been through all the pages and functions, but have not seen any such option as they instruct me to do.

Would you be able to point me in a direction?

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On the first page "Overview" I select Tire Pressure Monitoring System. Then it takes me to the identification page which lists module found and I select that.

After that it is in the TPMS section where I select tabs: Fault codes, live values, Drive links check, coding adaptation maintenance repairs and programming.

 

Under coding adaptations it only says General coding and in there i can do "System ON" which is on currently, or i can change instrument cluster type..

 

Under Programming tab I have nothing and it says "No programming rules are available".

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6 hours ago, Loren said:

With the mouse or pen highlight the item - then the F8 button should show up for changes.

 

I feel like a dumbdumb.... Went through all the pages again, can't see anywhere to input numbers, besides the wheel ID page..

Do you know what exactly this is about?

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1 hour ago, MadsPoulsen said:

 

I feel like a dumbdumb.... Went through all the pages again, can't see anywhere to input numbers, besides the wheel ID page..

Do you know what exactly this is about?

update, I have gone into Developer mode E. Now i see a text field labelled "Coding" with a value of 0B28B1.

Here I can't input the 10339 value, because it states that the field must be 3 digits only.

So stuck again 😞

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