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Originally Posted by CanAutM3
Might be obvious, but the ASD in the trunk module needs to plugged in to be able to code the ASD module.
I had previously pulled the plug on ASD before I had my coding gear. When I tried to access the ASD module today to change "Model Range" to F020/F021, I got an error message.
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I had it unplugged for a week. Spectacular...quiet but loud when you give'er...I plugged it back in as previously had the head unit (HU_NBT) programmed for "Active sound design" off, but in the head unit it isn't entirely off, just a bit less...so programming in the ASD unit itself and I can say for sure that when you change model in the ASD it is off, just as if it were unplugged.
I'd like to put a switch on the power going to the ASD module so I don't have to code it on and off if I ever want to switch it back on again, but I imagine it will still send some noise to the amp, or create an error in the system.