TJ3416511-2019-0

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This is a technical journal: no vida communication with vehicle


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Technical Journal
TITLE:
No VIDA communication with vehicle
REF NO:
ISSUING DEPARTMENT:
CAR MARKET:
TJ 34165.1.1
Technical Service
United States and Canada
PARTNER:
ISSUE DATE:
STATUS DATE:
3 US 7510 Volvo Car USA
2019-04-30
2019-05-06
FUNC GROUP:
FUNC DESC:
3975
Mobile data services, general
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Attachment
File Name
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TJ34165.JPEG
File Size
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Vehicle Type
Type
Eng
Eng
Desc
Sales
Body
2XX
5XX
Gear
Steer
Model Year
2016-8999
2019-9999
Plant
Chassis range
-
Struc Week
Range
201505-999952
201746-999952
CSC Customer Symptom Codes
Code
22
23
24
Description
Diagnostic communication/Wired diagnostic connection to vehicle does not work
Diagnostic communication/WiFi diagnostic connection to vehicle does not work
Diagnostic communication/Remote diagnostic connection to vehicle does not work
VST Operation Number
DTC Diagnostic Trouble Codes
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DESCRIPTION:
VCM = Vehicle Connectivity Module
OBD = On-Board Diagnostics
DiCE = Diagnostic Communication Equipment
VOE = Vehicle Over Ethernet
CAN = Controller Area Network
This TJ serves as a guide with steps to follow if it is not possible to connect the car to VIDA via OBD
connector with an ethernet cable, please see advice under “Service”.
SERVICE:
Please follow these instructions if there is a problem connecting a car to VIDA:
A. - Refer to SPJ 33451 regarding vehicles not showing up in the Connected Vehicles list. Rule out all
scenarios in this SPJ before proceeding.
B. - Inspect the OBD connector and VOE adapter pins and terminals for any sign of damage. Also
ensure that the terminals on the vehicle’s OBD socket have adequate tension (recommend using terminal
probe kit 9513036).
C. - If the pins are okay, please try to connect with another known working ethernet cable, VOE adapter
and computer.
D. - If it is still not possible to communicate with the car, the VCM may be in a “blocked” mode. Some
VCM’s can be restored with DiCE and VIDA by following the steps below:
1. Connect the car to VIDA using DICE.
2. The DiCE interface LED should be lit up on the unit.
3. If the VIN number is received by VIDA and a connection is established using DiCE, try to reset the
VCM in the Advanced Test menu and toggling Programming Mode On and Off (See attached TJ34165.
JPEG)
4. Disconnect the DiCE and attempt to connect VIDA using the Ethernet/VOE adapter.
5. If communication is still not possible with the Ethernet cable, remove & re-install fuse CF35 OR
perform a battery reset to power-reset the VCM.
6. If there is still no connection between the car and VIDA, try swapping the VCM with a known good
VCM from a donor car to see if communication is possible. It is only necessary to plug in the donor
VCM to the problem vehicle: Do NOT reload the donor VCM.
* - If communication is restored using the donor unit, re-install the original VCM and check for
communication once again. If communication is restored with the original unit, do not replace the VCM
and continue diagnostics with the original unit.
- If communication is restored using the donor unit, and communication is not possible with the original,
the VCM should be replaced according to VIDA instructions.
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7. If there is no communication with the swapped VCM, please check the wiring between the OBD
connector and VCM for shorts/opens. (See VIDA wiring diagram for Diagnostic CAN/Diagnostic
Socket, OBD II).
If none of the above steps help to restore communication to the vehicle, please submit a TIE report
according to instructions under Vehicle Report.
VEHICLE REPORT:
Yes, please submit a Vehicle Report if the service solution described in this TJ has no effect. Use
concern area “Vehicle Report” and sub concern area “Support needed”, use function group 3975.
Please attach VIDA Diagnostic logs to the Vehicle Report (see attachment TJ 34165_2.jpg for
description of which files are needed).
To view TJ attachment continue to next page. This TJ has two attachments.
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