Ford VCM II IDS 98 changes CCC option in module programming

Just got VCM ii clone to have a play and i managed to get to enter the code,

It changes the ccc option in module programming to a different list with more options and also appeared to give me icons to read and write dumps

But I ran out of time to play more and see what options did, I did try to disable my seat belt off warning buzzer but it failed to work, Other peoples input would be nice once you test it...

See my photos, get the first page up as shown then click update/ special functions on your right hand side

Enter the code 60274

If i have helped click the two magic buttons for me

Well it worked right away for me as my images display. it supplied me with options to work with, I think its going to allow me to save the various as built configuration files to the desktop for instance,And look at the files in a hex editor then i can have a safe play with my setting and see what i can turn on and off like the annoying seat belt reminder for instance.

You say you could not get anything to appear or you mean could not get anything to work?

I got it all to appear quite easily.

And as for getting nothing to appear in special function i had two option in there, read config file and modify, Also for me the tool box module programming, 3rd option down had changed to allow what i would normally alter within ccc as well as a as built option which i do not normally see on this year of car, It had speed items for one listed, were as this is found on later fords than mine in the pcm on first page.

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How to install MAZDA IDS V98 on Win7/ XP

This is the instruction on installation of MAZDA IDS V98 for VXDIAG VCX NANO MAZDA.   Free download  Driver for VXDIAG VCX NANO/ VCM 2  Mazda IDS V98   Compatible device: VXDIAG VCX NANO for Mazda (both wifi or non-wifi version are ok)   OS requirement: WINDOWS XP/ WIN 7   How to install Mazda IDS 98 Video guide: https://mega.nz/#!J1FQRaLT!ycqVpnr6TUepWAs2ingLqfUxrQd_F37_6-X35oHA2K0   Step-by-step instruction: Step 1 install Mazda IDS  Open Mazda IDS 98 disk. Open .exe file- Mazda_IDS_98.00, to begin installation. Select language. Here: English. Then click Next. Preparing IDS setup... Click Yes to proceed. Click Next to install Mazda ids. Accept the agreement to go on. Click Next. Click Install. Installing IDS.... (10 minutes needed) Click Reboot to restart your computer.   Step 2 install Mazda C93 Back to Mazda IDS 98 disk. Open the folder C_CD>>setup.exe Click Next to install C93. Click Next. Click Install. Installing Mazda C93.... (10 minutes needed) Click Finish when successfully install Mazda C93.   Step 3 install VX Manager Back to Mazda IDS 98 disk. Open VX Manager 1.0.6.1218. Click Next to install VX Manager. Accept the agreement and click Next. Click Next. Click Next. Select Ford, and click Next. Software automatically run... Click Close. Click Finish. Check: Open VX Manager on Desktop, and then close it.   Step 4 Mazda IDS 98 test on Mazda 6 Open Mazda IDS on Desktop. Dealer type: non-dealer. Country: CHILE. Then click the tick button. then please follow the screen.

Ford IDS works well on Windows XP, 7, 10,VMware, iPhone...

Hi, all IDS users. Ford VCM/ VCM2 software nowadays, you know, has been tested by some vcm users that IDS can be worked fine on almost laptops with different operation system, and even iPhone mobiles.

IDS V94 works well on Win 10:
My IDS is still working fine on windows 10,
IDS was installed on the panasonic toughbook i5 with windows 7
then the laptop got the upgrade to windows 10 with no reported problems,
this laptop is full of my everyday crap and i never turn off the security when i connect to van.
maybe i’ve just been lucky as i don’t know to much about computers,
all the bosch stuff is there and calibrations .
i accidentaly updated to the v94 once from ford then system restored the laptop to previous setting
and it ran saying it was v94 with no problems with licence or anything

IDS V97.01 works well on W10 Pro 64bit:
I have IDS V97.01 working with W10 Pro 64bit

IDS works well on Win 7 family:
I had it working fine on my old works w7 machine but had to give that one back,  Got it on my own family w7 one too and no probs, and now got another w7 one for doing my own work stuff and looking to upgrade to w10 but holding off just now.

IDS V86 works well on Win 7 64 bit:
I tried to run a native copy of v86 using the same VCM, but directly on win7 x64
No problems, everything works sweetly.

IDS works well on Windows XP:
My ids is on an old shitter with xp and I don't let it connect to internet

IDS V90.01 works well on VMware running Win XP PRO:

The VMware image works nicely, it includes a patched version of ids v90 running on xp pro.
However, it wants to update the firmware in my vcm2 so i'll try with v86 before doing that. I don't want to brick the vcm2 so it won't work with ids v86

IDS V86 works well on iPhone mobile:
For all I use it really, I'm quite happy just running v86 on my iPhone.
Fast enough and hardly any problems.
 get an IDS app

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Ford VCM2 IDS learn PRV SCV for Transit MK7 steps

What the steps to learn a PRV (Pressure Reducing Valve) and SCV (Speed Compensated Volume) on a Ford Transit MK7 FWD van using Ford VCM2 IDS diagnostic & programming system when normally replaced? Check out the instruction below.

Tools needed:
A new PRV and washer
A new SCV and seals
A basic socket set and Allen keys
Ford VMCII diagnostic tool with IDS software

Step 1: Change a PRV and SCV
Check the google docs file below. There’s the step-by-step guide on changing a PRV and SCV on MK7.
If you have not problem on replacing these, then skip to Step 2.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nx54sy8FPUf3US0x4ZwOOtE0kve65mtecXVSXu_4TGA/edit?usp=sharing

Step 2: PRV SCV pump pilot learn with IDS
After replace the PRV and SCV, start programming.
Well loaded VCM2 IDS v86/v91/v96 software on a delicate Win XP laptop.
Connect VCMII system with vehicle via OBD socket.

Now crank the van over until it starts, it might take a few turns to get going, mine only took about 10-15 seconds and fired up. Let it stabilize and the switch off.

Now it will need checked for any leaks first, if it's ok then it's time to get the diagnostics our and perform a pump learn first and then an injector learn.

Then reset the learned values and counters.

Select Programming icon in IDS
Select Powertrain control unit
Select Service Function->PCM

Select Fuel Injection Pump Learn and the follow IDS prompts

VCM II IDS will guide you through the process of the learns.
Wait the procedure is done. Clear restored DTCs and exit the IDS software.