hmm, better make sure I get a nice long USB cable then. Shame Aaron didn't have a pic showing the access hole that goes from the CAN bus cubby box to the storage compartment through the firewall. Still not looking forward to installing it :)
Printable View
hmm, better make sure I get a nice long USB cable then. Shame Aaron didn't have a pic showing the access hole that goes from the CAN bus cubby box to the storage compartment through the firewall. Still not looking forward to installing it :)
I completely agree, I don't know about the golf, but we have a hidey-hole below the headlight switch. might chuck the USB cable end in there. or hide it in the fuse box.
yup they got onto my issue straight away! great product IMO
that said, I cant get boost working properly. but ill check the forum first before I bug them with questions
tried and didn't work mate :(
I can perform the settings within the FIS+ but no mirror drop. I didn't have time to play around as I had the mrs in the car and she was wondering WTF I was doing and why we weren't driving yet lol
I've posted this on the Autopolar install thread here: http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/foru...all-79213.html
But just in case someone is reading through this thread in the future, here's how to set up the mirror dipping feature using AutoPolar FIS+ Advanced.
Autopolar FIS+ Advanced Mirror Dipping Feature - Setup
OK here's a short video off my phone showing set-up of mirror dipping feature on AutoPolar FIS+ Advanced.
http://youtu.be/OTZ6RUVyZ2g
The key thing is to select either manual or auto BEFORE setting the "driving" and "parking" mirror position for the passenger mirror. If the mirror dipping is set "OFF" then selecting the positions has no effect (and these setting will not be remembered). First select "manual" or "auto" and second step is to set the "driving" and "parking" positions.
"Manual" is probably the better setting as it will work when the mirror selector switch is on R (this is a LHD thing) and reverse gear is selected.
"Automatic" will happen independent of setting of mirror selector switch, but requires you to be in reverse gear AND have your indicators on.
I got this working for the left mirror, but found I had to swap to select right mirror on the selector knob to get dipping on the left mirror after restarting the car. I think this is a special RHD "feature" that may get fixed in a future firmware release.
There's also a function you can enable in FIS+ to move both mirrors working at the same time - though this is only via the mirror selector/position switch. It can be enabled via Alt. mode menu function. Then if you select right mirror both will move, but if you select the left mirror then only left moves.
It's not possible to get mirror dipping working on both mirrors at the same time. It is suspected that the passenger mirror is the only one connected up to the ECU and that drivers mirror just has a hard wired connection to the mirror selector/position switch (hence ECU is not able to control this mirror).
Just to clarify, I think you mean moving both mirrors inwards or outwards simultaneously (pressing left or right on switch)?
Don't think it moves both mirrors up or down. But haven't needed to or tried it!
Depending on how stealer setup your car, might not be there to begin with.
But definitely isn't new and is existing functionality that can be enabled via VCDS.
Yes up/down is also duplicated when you set Mirrors to 'Both' (as well as sideways movement) on the Golf at least. No need to for VCDS there either.
Closing this thread - all future discussion on Autopolar FIS+ Advanced units is on: http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/foru...ide-80439.html