Problem:
Run vxdiag vcx se JLR pathfinder software from hard drive, after entering user info to login, software crashes and goes back to home page.
Any solution?
Solution:
Reinstall JLR Pathfinder driver in vx manager.
Login again. It should be fine.
If you failed to connect VXDIAG VCX SE interface unit via WiFi, here is the possible solution.
Connect VCX SE with the vehicle via OBD connector
Wait the WiFi indicator turns on
Click on WiFi icon on laptop.
Search WiFi name starting with DoIP-VCI-****, if vcx nano series, find WiFi name VCX-WiFi

Tick
Connect automatically and Connect.
Enter WiFi
password: 123456789 and press
Next

Verify
connection.
Connect with WiFi successfully.
Then run VX Manager
Press ReConnect function after 20 seconds.
The vxdiag vcx se connects with WiFi successfully.
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If you failed to connect VXDIAG VCX SE interface unit via WiFi, here is the possible solution.
Connect VCX SE with the vehicle via OBD connector
Wait the WiFi indicator turns on
Click on WiFi icon on laptop.
Search WiFi name starting with DoIP-VCI-****, if vcx nano series, find WiFi name VCX-WiFi

Tick
Connect automatically and Connect.
Enter WiFi
password: 123456789 and press
Next

Verify
connection.
Connect with WiFi successfully.
Then run VX Manager
Press ReConnect function after 20 seconds.
The vxdiag vcx se connects with WiFi successfully.
https://www.vxdiagshop.com/service/how-to-connect-vxdiag-vcx-se-via-wifi.html
Problem:
Tried to diagnose a Nissan Juke F15 2014 with VXDIAG VCX SE Nissan. After selecting vehicle information in V240 Consult3 plus software, press confirm the program stuck and will not proceed.
Any clue?
Solution:
Choose your vehicle region correctly during the first installation.
For example, if this car is manufactured in UK, don’t select Japan country/region during the first installation, otherwise, software will stuck when scanning all systems.
In this case, choose area as Europe. Then restart program.
It is a 2004 Mercedes E320. Been battling with the annoying SOS inactive code for months. Every 5 mins or so randomly the audio cuts out while driving and the white TeleAid SOS warning error pops up on the instrument cluster.
Solution:
This is how it’s done.
For Pre-2006 car you will 100% need MB special diagnostic system (SD Connect C6, VCI C6 or VXDIAG VCX SE Benz DoIP) with Xentry/DAS software. Neither an OBD2 scanner nor Xentry Passthry worked. Needed an actual MB Star multiplexer.
IN DAS::
1. Control unit groups -> Info and comms->
Audio,video,nav ->control unit adaptations->read coding and change if
necessary->specified config of MOST-> telematics-> set to NOT
PRESENT-> carry out coding.
2.Control unit groups -> body->CGW->control unit adaptation->read coding and change if necessary->telecommunications-> telematics-> set to NOT PRESENT->carry out coding.
3. (Optional) remove the physical control module from the car. You’ll have to put in a fiber optic loop where it was. They’re like $10 on Amazon.
Edit: Keep the TELEAID set to “PRESENT” in the Airbag Module otherwise you will get an SRS code. The SRS needs to be able to output data to the module if it is still in the car.