Hello SDD fans, fellow computers nerds and wanna-bees,

I'd like to share some SDD deep dive experience. I find it interesting and hope that some of you do too!

SDD scans your vehicle when it is "connected", and stores a copy of the "as-built" and "as-ordered" module and software inventory on your laptop.

The location is ProgramFiles\JLR\IDS\XML\IVS-asbuilt (or just IVS in newer versions). The file name is (your_VIN).xml.

Since it is an .xml file, it can be opened and examined using windows explorer. Just exit without saving unless you are intending to make a change.

The file lists module anconyms, CAN node IDs and software for each module in the target vehicle.


Acronyms with module names for a typical 2011 XK follow, XKRs are similar, as are other Jaguars of similar vintage.


AAM = Audio Amplifier Module node_id>0x784 part_number type="WERS">7W8M-18C808-AB

ABS = Anti-lock Brake System node_id>0x760 part_number type="WERS">8W83-2C405-CC

ACM = Audio Connectivity Modulenode_id>0x784 part_number type="WERS">8W83-18C815-AC

APIM = Accessory Protocol Interface Mod node_id>0x784 part_number type="WERS">8X23-18C941-BA

BCM = Body Control Module node_id>0x726 part_number type="WERS">8W83-14B476-AD

BCMB = Body Cont Mod “B” node_id> Mod0x7B7 part_number type="WERS">8W83-14D628-AD

DACMC = Digital Audio Control Module C (HD Radio) node_id>0x784 part_number type="WERS">7W93-19C034-AE

DDM = Driver Door Module node_id>0x740 part_number type="WERS">BW83-14B531-AA

DSM = Driver Seat Module node_id>0x744 part_number type="WERS">8W83-14C708-BC

FACP = Integrated Control Panel node_id>0x7A0 part_number type="WERS">9W83-18C858-BA

FCDIM = Front Control Display Interface Module (Touch Screen Display) node_id>0x784 part_number type="WERS">9W83-10E889-AB

GSM = Gear Selection Module node_id>0x732 part_number type="WERS">8W83-7E453-BE

HCM = Headlamp Control Module node_id>0x734 part_number type="WERS">8W83-13K031-AD

ICM = Infotainment Control Module node_id>0x784 part_number type="WERS">9W83-19C059-BA

IPC = Instrument Panel Cluster node_id>0x720 part_number type="WERS">9W83-10849-AE

MRCM/FTCM = Movable Roof Control Module node_id>0x787 part_number type="WERS">8W83-13B524-AB

NCM = Navigation Control Module node_id>0x784 part_number type="WERS">AW83-10E887-AB

PAM = Parking Aid Module node_id>0x736 part_number type="WERS">9W83-15K866-BB

PBM = Parking Brake Module node_id>0x756 part_number type="WERS">8W83-2C496-AC

PCM = Powertrain Control Module node_id>0x7E0 part_number type="WERS">8W83-12A650-YAF

PDM = Passenger Door Module node_id>0x741 part_number type="WERS">BW83-14B533-AA

PSM = Passenger Seat Module node_id>0x7A3 part_number type="WERS">8W83-14F316-BC

RCM = Restraints Control Module node_id>0x737 part_number type="WERS">9W83-14B321-BG

RFA = Remote Function Actuator (KVM) node_id>0x731 part_number type="WERS">AW83-19G481-AA

SARM/SRM = Sat Audio Radio Mod node_id>0x784 part_number type="WERS">8W83-18C963-AD

SCME = Driver Climate Seat Module E node_id>0x776 part_number type="WERS">9W83-14F268-AB

SUMB = Adaptive Damping Cont Mod node_id>0x786 part_number type="WERS">8W83-18B008-AG

SODL = Side Object Detection Left node_id>0x7C4 part_number type="WERS">9X23-14D455-CD

SODR = Side Object Detection Right node_id>0x7C6 part_number type="WERS">9X23-14C689-CD

TCM = Transmission Control Module node_id>0x7E1 part_number type="WERS">9W83-7Z369-FA

TEL = Bluetooth Telephone Module node_id>0x784 part_number type="WERS">9W83-10D893-EC

TPM = Tire Pressure Monitoring Module node_id>0x751 part_number type="WERS">9W83-1560-AB

Z-RCCM = Restraints Control Module node_id>0x733 part_number type="WERS">9W83-18D493-AD



Correction: SODL/R were added to the OEM XK file. Typical for XF/XJ, it is not normally found in the XK.


If you would like to know more or share what you know about the inner-workings of IDS-SDD, lets hear from you.


Bill

 

Cool, I saved your text into my Jag folder for later perusing.
Thanks

 

Super neat and interesting but way beyond my skill set. Glad to know someone is doing the heavy lifting to learn this stuff.

 

So can you change the SDD and add things like headlamp steering? Mine accidently booted up with that enabled last year and I about wrecked turning onto my street because I was watching the lamp swiveling instead of the curb.

 

If you run the network integrity test (begin a diagnosis session and enter electrical/network/bus fault [iirc]) found in recommendations "module information - Network integrity test" you can obtain a lot of information about each module including software and hardware WERS #'s, module serial #'s and whether a module stores the VIN.

 

Lindsay,
Thanks for bringing up Integrity Test and presenting in Excel.
That reminds me that I what to find detailed info on the WERS format.
I think combining the information will make and interesting read.