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If a module has manufacturing test software installed or test mode active, it won't work normally. This page shows how to verify if normal software is installed. | If a module has manufacturing test software installed or test mode active, it won't work normally. This page shows how to verify if normal software is installed. | ||
==AFRC== | |||
If the hardware ID ends in a "1", it is test software. If it ends in another number, it is normal software. | If the hardware ID ends in a "1", it is test software. If it ends in another number, it is normal software. | ||
On an EIM this information is found under System Settings -> About. On a DCT it is found under Information -> Software Versions. | |||
==Brain, Brain+, Ignition, Speed / Gov, EDT== | |||
For these modules, if the software version shows a 5-digit number it is a test version. If it is 4 digits it is normal software. | |||
On an EIM this information is found under System Settings -> About. On a DCT it is found under Information -> Software Versions. | |||
==DCT== | |||
The DCT boots to a test mode if an internal switch is in a specific setting. To get it out of test mode, remove the back cover and switch the 4pin dip switch to all OFF. | The DCT boots to a test mode if an internal switch is in a specific setting. To get it out of test mode, remove the back cover and switch the 4pin dip switch to all OFF. | ||
'''EDR | [[File:Dct test sw.jpg]] | ||
''Switch all 4 switches down (off) for leaving test mode'' | |||
==EDR== | |||
The EDR has an internal swich for test mode. To get it out of test mode, remove the cover and switch the 4 pin dip switch to all OFF. | The EDR has an internal swich for test mode. To get it out of test mode, remove the cover and switch the 4 pin dip switch to all OFF. | ||
[[File:Edr test Sw.jpg]] | |||
''Switch all 4 switches down (off) for leaving test mode'' | |||
Latest revision as of 14:10, 20 June 2024
If a module has manufacturing test software installed or test mode active, it won't work normally. This page shows how to verify if normal software is installed.
AFRC
If the hardware ID ends in a "1", it is test software. If it ends in another number, it is normal software.
On an EIM this information is found under System Settings -> About. On a DCT it is found under Information -> Software Versions.
Brain, Brain+, Ignition, Speed / Gov, EDT
For these modules, if the software version shows a 5-digit number it is a test version. If it is 4 digits it is normal software.
On an EIM this information is found under System Settings -> About. On a DCT it is found under Information -> Software Versions.
DCT
The DCT boots to a test mode if an internal switch is in a specific setting. To get it out of test mode, remove the back cover and switch the 4pin dip switch to all OFF.
Switch all 4 switches down (off) for leaving test mode
EDR
The EDR has an internal swich for test mode. To get it out of test mode, remove the cover and switch the 4 pin dip switch to all OFF.
Switch all 4 switches down (off) for leaving test mode
