In practice, driving a properly-functioning car for 2-3 days including at least one short highway trip, should be sufficient to test each of the Readiness Bits to set all of the testable ones to "Pass". It takes a variety of specific driving conditions to "test" all the systems. These will come up "Passed" automatically without going through any tests. Most cars do not have all 8 systems, so the ECU should recognize the bits corresponding to systems that are not actually in the car. Whenever you clear DTCs, all readiness bits that are testable will be set to "Fail" or "Failed or Incomplete". Diesel Readiness is a VCDS exclusive, not even the VAS-5051/5052 does this: VCDS also decodes Readiness bits into meaningful data on modern TDI engines including US-market Common-Rail TDI-140 engines. The Readiness screen shows the name of the script in the title bar and under the button, or gives a reason why is disabled when that is the case. When all readiness bits show "Passed", it means that all systems have been checked and have passed the on-board tests. Upgrades for existing registered users are also availableĥ.The Readiness Code is a set of 8 bits, each of which corresponds to one monitored emissions "system" in an OBD-II car. To purchase one of our Current Interfacesįor use with VCDS (as opposed to VCDS-Lite). If you intend to use multiple PC's or anticipate changing PC's more than once, then you would need.All Activation Requests or Re-Activation requests must be made using the appropriate Registration Form.You have only registered VCDS-Lite on one other PC.Fill out the appropriate Registration Form using the serial number from the About screen and we'll send you a new Activation Code, subject to the following caveat:.Contact us for support if you have any difficulties.
Test it to make sure it works properly on that machine.This also applies to reformatting your hard drive, installing new OS or performing other system overhauls: Repair them, so we will allow ONE change of PCs per license. We understand that PCs sometimes fail in a manner where it is not economically feasible to
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