069154EB-E5F9-4469-A717-69F9878D2ED1.png
 
It says :
Vehicle server not found.
Setup was unable to connect to the vehicle sever. Please make sure that the vehicle server is powered and properly connected to this machine and try again.

Click back to change the connection method , click help for connection troubleshooting or click next to try again with the current settings


Could it be something to do with the cable you had trouble with few months ago?
 
It says :7
Vehicle server not found.
Setup was unable to connect to the vehicle sever. Please make sure that the vehicle server is powered and properly connected to this machine and try again.

Click back to change the connection method , click help for connection troubleshooting or click next to try again with the current settings


Could it be something to do with the cable you had trouble with few months ago?
it could well be, I'll check the pin out with the wiring diagram again
 
Seeing as the SW is complaining it cannot communicate with the standalone "Vehicle Server" it is fair to assume there is a comms failure between the two (as you can see the Vehicle Server part is UP and running) so most likely the cable or a failure in the usb to serial port area. I should imagine you are not too far from success Alan. :)
 
it could well be, I'll check the pin out with the wiring diagram again
Checked the cable and all checked out as per diagram, did notice a modification in the centre of the diagram and wonder if I need to do that? ,
 

Attachments

  • 2020-04-22 09.22.11.jpg
    2020-04-22 09.22.11.jpg
    251.8 KB · Views: 130
Found a clearer image,before I scribbled over it my cable checks out as the Before side of the diagram.
 

Attachments

  • LD01_pinout.gif
    LD01_pinout.gif
    18.8 KB · Views: 174
Found a clearer image,before I scribbled over it my cable checks out as the Before side of the diagram.
Morning Alan, all well here and the sun is back today. I can't add much to what the others have said, but I can meter out a working cable if it would help.
Keep well.
 
Morning Alan, all well here and the sun is back today. I can't add much to what the others have said, but I can meter out a working cable if it would help.
Keep well.
Morning Keith, the sun's cracking the flags here,thank God. Lockdown would be a nightmare if we were stuck indoors. Glad you are all safe, hopefully this will be a bad memory soon. What are your thoughts on the modification shown in #post 49? I have the modules for later models but to run this for my 98 P38 I didn't think it necessary. speak soon Regards
 
Morning Keith, the sun's cracking the flags here,thank God. Lockdown would be a nightmare if we were stuck indoors. Glad you are all safe, hopefully this will be a bad memory soon. What are your thoughts on the modification shown in #post 49? I have the modules for later models but to run this for my 98 P38 I didn't think it necessary. speak soon Regards
Whatever software modules you have in the Faultmate, vehicle Explorer should talk to it. I can't read you cable list on my little notebook. I'll go meter out my working cable and send you the details.
 
Seeing as the SW is complaining it cannot communicate with the standalone "Vehicle Server" it is fair to assume there is a comms failure between the two (as you can see the Vehicle Server part is UP and running) so most likely the cable or a failure in the usb to serial port area. I should imagine you are not too far from success Alan. :)
Cheers Dan, I've checked out my cable and it pins out ,tried it on two different laptops, both running Windows 10.the only common factor is the series to USB adapter as supplied. I'll check out @JUKE179r 's suggestion while I wait for @Datatek to get back to me. Wish I was closer to a putor wizard. Stay safe.
 
Cheers Dan, I've checked out my cable and it pins out ,tried it on two different laptops, both running Windows 10.the only common factor is the series to USB adapter as supplied. I'll check out @JUKE179r 's suggestion while I wait for @Datatek to get back to me. Wish I was closer to a putor wizard. Stay safe.
It's likely to be the USB to serial adaptor, if it's an early one it may not be compatible with Win 10, mine wasn't, I had to buy a new one. The other thing is that the driver my need to be loaded before the adaptor is plugged into the computer. Cable info below.
Faultmate OBD wire list 001.jpg
 

Similar threads