Enabling charge speed on dash.

[PJnc284]

Well all is well! Thanks to those who helped. Took took 5hrs 10min for the IPC. I had an extra battery hooked up with a 60amp charger that was almost full blast the entire time. I loaded the 24 as built and then just quickly did the changes for seat belt ped sounder and glare free. Seems to be working as it should. I’ll be going out shortly and will try BC to see how those animations might have changed. Interesting. Ford pass is showing 4.1kw while the dash reports 4.8kw.

I've noticed that as well. Seems the dash is reporting what's coming from the EVSE. Mine was showing 48A 11.5kW which was what the Tesla UWC was reporting. Ford app showed around 10.5.

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[astrand1]

Well definitely looks better and I like the bc animations for lane changes. I did forget 2 settings though. The 24hr clock and the phone on steering wheel button that goes to call list now instead of just hanging up.

 

[astrand1]

Ok. Here is a new one. Did this update yesterday. And then fdrs updates this morning. And now forscan can’t identify the vehicle.

 

[bmwhitetx]

Ok. Here is a new one. Did this update yesterday. And then fdrs updates this morning. And now forscan can’t identify the vehicle.

Did you clear your profile (under that Profiles tab) and do a fresh scan?
I don't recall seeing that it connects to the FORscan server. Have you tried using the non-beta software you used to do the IPC side-load?

My log doesn't show it connecting to the FORScan server:
(OK) [13:26:36.850] Adapter: OBDLink MX+r3.1.3 STN2255 v5.10.3 (ELM327 v1.4b)
(OK) [13:26:37.117] Connection to vehicle has been established
(OK) [13:26:37.507] Ford F-150 Battery Electric Vehicle 110-180kWh 2022 ( 2022 MY ), VIN: 1FT************
(OK) [13:26:40.433] OBD2_PCM - On Board Diagnostic II (PCM)

Your log:

 

[JimmySasquatch]

Has anyone made a video tutorial for this?

 

[astrand1]

Did you clear your profile (under that Profiles tab) and do a fresh scan?
I don't recall seeing that it connects to the FORscan server. Have you tried using the non-beta software you used to do the IPC side-load?

My log doesn't show it connecting to the FORScan server:
(OK) [13:26:36.850] Adapter: OBDLink MX+r3.1.3 STN2255 v5.10.3 (ELM327 v1.4b)
(OK) [13:26:37.117] Connection to vehicle has been established
(OK) [13:26:37.507] Ford F-150 Battery Electric Vehicle 110-180kWh 2022 ( 2022 MY ), VIN: 1FT************
(OK) [13:26:40.433] OBD2_PCM - On Board Diagnostic II (PCM)

Your log:

I used the beta first. Then reinstalled normal forscan and got the same message. But I’ll try again later and clear profiles. Side note Mac user here. lol. How can I have both beta forscan and normal forscan to be on my computer at the same time? I tried changing the name but that did not work.

 

[PJnc284]

I've just been using the beta version since I installed it. Didn't see a reason to switch back. Odd that it's not working now. Maybe an issue with the Mongoose?

Has anyone made a video tutorial for this?

@branden - is this something you'd be interested in? I'm near the Ionna in Garner and will let you borrow a power supply and adapter if you don't have one and happen to be heading by this way.

 

[astrand1]

OK, well fuck. I don’t know if this is related to the IPC update or not. But now my cruise control does not work. Meaning it doesn’t turn on. None of the buttons seem to work at all. It worked yesterday after the firmware update without issue and today after doing FDRS updates none of which were related to anything cruise control wise that I can see the buttons don’t work. Although on the freeway, I’m getting the blue Cruz available message but none of the buttons work any thoughts?

 

[PJnc284]

Odd. I generally use a comma 3x but haven't noticed any issues with the cruise control or anything when I've forgotten it. Was going to ask if you had any DTCs but guess you can't check that if Forscan won't connect. Do you have an obdii dongle and an app like car scanner? When all else fails, pull the negative.

 

[astrand1]

Odd. I generally use a comma 3x but haven't noticed any issues with the cruise control or anything when I've forgotten it. Was going to ask if you had any DTCs but guess you can't check that if Forscan won't connect. Do you have an obdii dongle and an app like car scanner? When all else fails, pull the negative.

Well I still have fdrs until Tuesday and yes also have car scanner. Once I finished with fdrs I did a code check and all was green. But I never power cycled the truck so I’m hoping it’s just a glitch. The buttons do seem to be recognized. When I was at a light I pressed it and it said “speed too low for adaptive cruise” so it’s not a button thing. I’m parked now with truck off for awhile. So will see on restart if it’s the same or not. I’ll remove negative cable next if this does not work.

 

[digitaldad]

OK, well fuck. I don’t know if this is related to the IPC update or not. But now my cruise control does not work. Meaning it doesn’t turn on. None of the buttons seem to work at all. It worked yesterday after the firmware update without issue and today after doing FDRS updates none of which were related to anything cruise control wise that I can see the buttons don’t work. Although on the freeway, I’m getting the blue Cruz available message but none of the buttons work any thoughts?

Was there a IPC update in FDRS?

 

[astrand1]

Was there a IPC update in FDRS?

No. Was mostly battery modules and front hatch.

 

[astrand1]

Ok. Dumbass alert! All it needed was a proper power cycle. All is well.

 

[astrand1]

Ok. Tried again. Cleared all profiles restarted laptop and forscan. This only happened after doing fdrs updates. There was not a pcm update but I did a generic function module 2 update that kept failing but it triggered a bunch of other modules to update one was the pcm. So who knows. Update. I logged into fdrs and tried the PN of the pcm as forscan asked for and still got the middle finger.

 

[PJnc284]

Definitely haven't seen that one before. Did you try reinstalling the beta? nm. See you got the error on the beta first.

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