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Programming the Control Module, Central Electronic Module (CEM)






Programming control module

Programming procedures
The following can be programmed into the central electronic module (CEM) to meet statutory requirements and fulfill customer wishes.

Programming:
1. Home safe light
2. Daytime running lamps
3. Tailgate wiper (5 door models)
4. Time delay, locking the fuel tank filler cover
5. Warning for low beam position (Bi-Xenon).

Use the buttons to select the functions to be programmed.

1 - Programming home safe lights

2 - Programming daytime running lamps

3 - Programming the wiper function for the rear windshield (5 door models)

4 - Programming the time delay, fuel tank filler cover lock

5 - Programming the warning for low beam position (Bi-Xenon)

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Do you want to program any more parameters?

Yes - Programming home safe lights

No - Exit procedure

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Programming home safe lights
The home safe lights can be programmed to stay on for a longer or shorter time according to the wishes of the customer.
The factory setting is 30 seconds. The time can be set to 30, 60 or 90 seconds.
Read off the programming by clicking on the VCT2000 symbol.
To change the time setting, mark the desired value from the drop down menu and start programming.





Continue - Programming daytime running lamps

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Programming daytime running lamps
Three different daytime running light functions can be programmed:
It is also possible to program daytime running lamp status: Always on, Activated by sensor and Off.

Daytime running lamp function

1. Low beam in all switch positions except the parking lamp position (Flex zero)
Position light switch:
OFF: Parking and daytime running lamps or Bi-Xenon lamps are activated based on the signal from the twilight sensor.
Parking lamps: Only parking lamps activated.
ON: Parking and Bi-Xenon lamps are activated.

2. Light switch works as follows: Off, Parking lamps and Low beam (Flexstd).
Position light switch:
OFF: Daytime running lamps are activated. If the twilight sensor registers insufficient light, all lighting is switched off (Bi-Xenon lamps are not activated).
Parking lamps: Only parking lamps activated.
ON: Parking and Bi-Xenon lamps are activated.

3. Low beam always on regardless of the position of the light switch (Flex low).
Position light switch:
OFF: Parking and daytime running lamps or Bi-Xenon lamps are activated based on the signal from the twilight sensor.
Parking lamps: Parking and Bi-Xenon lamps are activated.
ON: Parking and Bi-Xenon lamps are activated.

4. Stop
Restore the vehicle's default setting. For information on reading the vehicle's default setting, see Vehicle configuration, Low beam function.

Daytime running lamp status

1. Daytime running lamp status. Always on.
Parking and daytime running lamps or Bi-Xenon lamps are always activated when the light switch is in the OFF position.

2. Daytime running lamp status. Activated by sensor.
Parking and daytime running lamps or Bi-Xenon lamps are activated based on the signal from the twilight sensor. The daytime running lamp functions Flex zero, Flexstd and Flex low are only operational when the light switch is in the OFF position if daytime running lamp status is set to Activated by sensor.

3. Daytime running lamp status. Off.
Parking and daytime running lamps or Bi-Xenon lamps are not activated when the light switch is in the OFF position.
It is essential that the legal requirements of each country are followed.

Note! It is not permitted to change this programming in the Canadian market.

Read off the programming by clicking on the VCT2000 symbol.
To change the setting, mark the desired value from the drop down menu and start programming.





Continue - Programming the wiper function for the rear windshield (5 door models)

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Programming the wiper function for the rear windshield (5 door models)
- The wiper function for the rear windshield can be programmed. There are two versions:
1. The rear windshield wiper can only be activated manually.
2. The tailgate wiper can be activated automatically when back-up (reverse) gear is selected and the front wipers are activated.
Read off the programming by clicking on the VCT2000 symbol.
To change the setting, mark the desired value from the drop down menu and start programming.





Continue - Programming the time delay, fuel tank filler cover lock

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Programming the time delay, fuel tank filler cover lock
- The time delay between the car being locked using a remote control or the key until the fuel tank filler cover locks can be programmed. There are two alternatives:
1. 10 minute time delay.
2. 0 minute time delay.
Read off the programming by clicking on the VCT2000 symbol.
To change the setting, mark the desired value from the drop down menu and start programming.





Continue - Programming the warning for low beam position (Bi-Xenon)

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Programming the warning for low beam position (Bi-Xenon)
- The warning for low beam position can be programmed on cars with Bi-Xenon lamps and where the light switch is programmed as flexstd. There are two positions:
1. Off
2. On.
Read off the programming by clicking on the VCT2000 symbol.
To change the setting, mark the desired value from the drop down menu and start programming.





Continue - Programming procedures

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