T6.1 Gateway E221

[PaulR83]

After some VCDS help please.
Can someone With T6.1 scan their Gateway subsystem E221 and look at the long coding helper so I can find out what the different bits do.
I have changed my steering wheel buttons and now my ACC only increases with 1mph increments.
Coding has gone from 2C1D00 to 2D8400. Don't just want to change it back without know what they are doing.
I added DSG paddles. Part numbers, software and hardware numbers all the same on button packs.
Thanks

 

[DubHaus]

Here's Mine

Multifunction steering wheel control module:
Subsystem 2 - Part No SW: 3G0 959 442 N HW: 3G0 959 442 N Labels: 3C8-959-537.CLB
Component: E221__MFL-PR6 H07 0110
Serial number: PR6-0440036155215438
Coding: 2C0D00

 

[PaulR83]

Magic, thanks for that.
Does if give a breakdown of the coding, or just 2C0D00?

 

[DubHaus]

That's the scan, will have to go into module to see all the options.

 

[PaulR83]

Cool, thanks.
Trying to see if there is any help to all the hex. It's not the most complex module, but since changing buttons they behave a bit differently

 

[DubHaus]

You’ll probably find most of the changes in adaptions

 

[DubHaus]

and if you press and hold the + and - buttons that’ll usually increase or decrease by 10mph

 

[PaulR83]

Yes, thanks. I tried that and just goes up in single increments still.

I haven't read my adaptations for the gateway yet so will do that later. Although E221 is in a subsystem and doesn't have the option for adaptations on odb11.

 

[DubHaus]

might help? >>Here <<

 

[PaulR83]

Magic. Thanks.
I have checked the long coding in ACC module 13 and it's already on Operation 1 which should be the 5mph increase. Must be some confusion with mine by just swapping buttons with a different long coding on it.
They still work fine, just not as before.

 

[PaulR83]

These were the only two things I could find in adaptations in the gateway that related to mfsw. The only thing that looks vaguely relevant is the two stage option is automatic. Options are active or not active.
That article does suggest that some modules it's done in the coding, not the adaptations, but without changing my coding to what it was before, I'm just guessing.