Coding error is due to FA being incorrect. Once coded, you will need FSC Codes, and in case of ENTRYNAV, only option is OEM FSC Codes matching car VIN or to use an Emulator / Activation Module and full set of Donor OEM FSC Codes.

 

I am very glad that you answered) I noticed that you are a guru in this matter 💪🏻💪🏻 Can you please, if possible and have time, write how to code the car correctly or send some instructions? And how can I get Oem fsc codes and how to work with them? 😅

 

I have never gone from ENTRY or ENTRYNAV Head Unit before. Normally you add 606 Business Navigation to FA and change Zeitkriterium (Build Date) to date where 606 is ENTRYNAV Head Unit, and this would be enough, but possible FA may also need code (s) removed, and then VO Code Head Unit. OEM VIN Matching FSC Codes will cost a small fortune, over 1000 USD for Navigation and Voice Control, so only realistic option Emulator / Activation Module to activate the Donor FSC Codes already in your Donor ENTRYNAV Head Unit.

 

Perhaps I named my head incorrectly... I am attaching a photo with the inscription alpin - old.

The thing is that I initially had the 606 option registered from the factory... It turns out that I should try registering Zeitkriterium and try again?

Just in case, I am attaching the instructions that I used earlier and I got the error that I described in the first message... Coding:

• via the coding menu, press read, then save, then edit
• right-click and calculate
• add options to salapa-element 6NH, delete the 6VB option
• save fa
• via the vcm menu, in the file name section at the bottom, load the path to the new fa and right-click calculate
• then in the vcm master tab, press write fa, then read FA FP
• then in the coding menu, you need to activate FA with the right button, and then find HU_ENTRYNAV in the list of devices (the devices open when you press read ecu) and right-click and code If suddenly the Code button is not active, then you need to find the Detect CAF for SWE button to the right of the list of blocks and manually select the CAFD file that matches (or is most closely suited to) your car's i-Step (integration level or, more simply, the firmware version of the blocks). To find out your i-Step, in the VCM module, in the VCM Master tab, you need to press the Read button. For example, I have this i-Step: F020-15-03-504 (F020 is the designation of the F20 body, 15 is 2015, 03 is the month, i.e. March, and 504 is the firmware version itself).

 

Change date to 0315 and add 606 as explained above

 

Thank you, I'll try) I'll write about the results

 

You are doing something wrong there

 

I did it!!) I pressed code exactly cafd and it was encoded