Error coded when logging, No Response from Controller
05-14-2006, 06:04 AM
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Error coded when logging, No Response from Controller
I am running Windows 2000 SP4
HP OmniBook 900 Laptop
Audi 2000 S4 Avant 6 speed
Has a ABT chip installed
VAG-Com 512.4UD with my USB VAG-Com lead,
I bought this directly through Ross-Tech.
The Error is as follows-
VAG-Com: Init Controller
No Response from Controller.
It happens after inconsistently, not only when logging, even when just doing measuring blocks.
I have to reset the computer to get communication again.
Appreciate any comments/Help
Cheers
Steve
HP OmniBook 900 Laptop
Audi 2000 S4 Avant 6 speed
Has a ABT chip installed
VAG-Com 512.4UD with my USB VAG-Com lead,
I bought this directly through Ross-Tech.
The Error is as follows-
VAG-Com: Init Controller
No Response from Controller.
It happens after inconsistently, not only when logging, even when just doing measuring blocks.
I have to reset the computer to get communication again.
Appreciate any comments/Help
Cheers
Steve
05-14-2006, 12:45 PM
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Re: What type of "lead"? HEX or KEY-Series? Any other software on the laptop?
KEY-USB
Dual-K Vag-Com
KC150086 Rev C
No other USB software,
I only use this computer for VAG-Com on USB
I use the serial port for other software,
My CRT projector, Marquee 9500LC
Appreciate your comments
Cheers
Steve
Dual-K Vag-Com
KC150086 Rev C
No other USB software,
I only use this computer for VAG-Com on USB
I use the serial port for other software,
My CRT projector, Marquee 9500LC
Appreciate your comments
Cheers
Steve
05-14-2006, 12:49 PM
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An OmniBook like your's "should" have a CPU Speed of 650 MHz, which "should" be enough, but...
..."might" not be enough in some cases. Would be interesting to see how a serial interface behaves in this case.
Any other software running in the background?
Any other software running in the background?
05-14-2006, 03:16 PM
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Check power settings on computer
Try least battery friendly settings, or try running on AC power to see if it makes a difference.
Also try Device Manager -> USB Controllers -> USB Root Hub -> Open the Properties Sheet -> Power Management Tab -> uncheck "Allow computer to turn off this device". Repeat for each USB Root Hub.
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Also try Device Manager -> USB Controllers -> USB Root Hub -> Open the Properties Sheet -> Power Management Tab -> uncheck "Allow computer to turn off this device". Repeat for each USB Root Hub.
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05-14-2006, 10:23 PM
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Re: Check power settings on computer
I am running the Laptop on a 12 to 230volt inverter plugged into the cigarette lighter socket, So no issues with runing on batteries.
I will chaeck the USB setting as suggested and get back to you,
Then do some more logging,
Appreciate your help
Cheers
Steve
I will chaeck the USB setting as suggested and get back to you,
Then do some more logging,
Appreciate your help
Cheers
Steve
05-14-2006, 10:25 PM
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Re: An OmniBook like your's "should" have a CPU Speed of 650 MHz, which "should" be enough, but...
No other software other than AntiVirus,
I will dis-able the AntiVirus and do a logging run to see if this effects the problem.
Appreciate your comments
Cheers
Steve
I will dis-able the AntiVirus and do a logging run to see if this effects the problem.
Appreciate your comments
Cheers
Steve
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Re: Check power settings on computer
Checked everything,
Found no issues with the USB settings.
I already had the battery set for always on, so battery management was off.
I did uninstall the AntiVirus software, did a quick logging run, and didn't get an error,
Will do some more over the next couple of days and see if I get it again.
Cheers
Steve
Found no issues with the USB settings.
I already had the battery set for always on, so battery management was off.
I did uninstall the AntiVirus software, did a quick logging run, and didn't get an error,
Will do some more over the next couple of days and see if I get it again.
Cheers
Steve
05-24-2006, 04:26 AM
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Still having problems
Still having a problem with this,
I am running on an inverter, so not on batteries,
all USB settings are correct,
and I have uninstalled my Anti Virus software.
I don't think that this about CPU power, as it is loosing communication rather than missing logging points.
Cheers
Steve
I am running on an inverter, so not on batteries,
all USB settings are correct,
and I have uninstalled my Anti Virus software.
I don't think that this about CPU power, as it is loosing communication rather than missing logging points.
Cheers
Steve
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