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Well, the price of ~40€ seemed attractive enough for a test.
Result: Software works, Adapter works .... partly!
When using CAN-Bus communication only, the interface seems okay. But among the list of supported Protocols there's also a Protocol named ROSCO
Yesterday I tried to do some work on a Land Rover Defender from 2011.... the communication to the Alarm ECU is done using ROSCO (ROver Service COmmunications)
ROSCO uses Pin 8 of the Diag Interface .... this Pin is not even connected to the Adaptor PCB!!! Don't waste your money purchasing this adaptor when you need ROSCO Protocol
So I'm looking for an original Mongoose JLR Cable .... is there one for sale?
BR
Ralf
Last edited by xkr_dougie; Dec 10, 2019 at 12:59 AM.
Reason: correcting typos
In between I'm under the impression that it might be difficult purchasing a Mongoose Pro JLR.
Therefore an additional question: what kind of diagnostic interface would you guys recommend which works with SDD and supports all necessary protocols including ROSCO?
2007 range rover, cable mongoose pro, sotware SDD. All modules in K line, BCM, LCM, Rain sensor, ar diagnosed via gateway in instrument cluster, instrument cluster is connected to OBD port pin nr 8 and this part is already runing by rosco protocol. K line is fine it idles on high -12V. But ROSCO is 0V. I wonder what is idle voltage of ROSCO (pin nr. 8 to Instrument cluster gateway)
the whole problem is how we write that this pin in the adapter lands on the ground and because of this there is no connection with the multican. I checked it myself with this modification, cars without multicans work stably