Any of us with AWD models who are still struggling to get SoC to appear on the SGII.......do any of us have the NAV option? I know I do not.

 

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I got mine to work correctly. See the file attachment. I was at fault for failing to save the entries correctly.

 

Glenn, I don't have the NAV either.

Bill, can you elaborate on the entry saving fault error?

 

I did not proceed correctly in installing new x-gauges. and I need to use the photo on the file attachment to better explain.
-What I did wrong: I was pressing the button by the red arrow when I wanted to input a new x-gauge when the display was still showing an abbreviation and number as reflected by the white arrows. Thus I was inputting one x-gauge over another with inaccurate results. I also failed to save the new inputted x-gauge numeric values at the end.

-How I corrected this: I pressed the button by the blue arrow until there was no abbreviation by a number in the upper right hand side of the display. Then I input the numeric values for each x-gauge.

 

After talking with Ron at LL, there is not much to try unless he has access to an AWD with non-working battery xgauges. The only thing I can think for users to try is to operate in CAN-sniffer mode, like what is done for the Prius battery voltage.

 

Where is Ron located? Maybe one of us is nearby.

 

I believe Linear Logic and Ron are located in Mesa (Phoenix), Arizona.

 

ScanGauge is located in Mesa, AZ, so I'd guess that Ron is in that vicinity.

I had much earlier tried the different modes as Carl suggested, but not sure if I "Forced" each selection. Might be worth trying that again too.

 

I just noticed that in post #7 the RXF entries did not have the leading zero. I think before they did and this was just an error that crept into the last update. The ScanGauge page has the incorrect RXF also, so hopefully Ron will correct this quickly.

 

I have a FWD 08 and the SOC works but the BTM does not. Hope that adds to the discussion