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It is in arrow, but not where you think, it's got a list of the faults, and a "checked", "history", and "mask", obviously the arrow software should be used to read first, and checking the mask box for the second ABS fault, sets bit 0 of 0xEA, just like my xdf does. Glad you got it sorted mate. The xdf i made using arrow to set the bits in eeprom, that's why they aren't named too well, because at the time, I couldn't tell which bit was which.

pman92 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 31, 2025 5:15 pm The "ABS" checkbox option under "configuration > general" menu in arrow software was setting bit 3 of 0x8D, plus changing what I assume is a checksum at 9E or 9F.

Also the bit was set when checkbox was set.

The flag at EA works opposite. It was clear, and setting it makes it ignore the ABS data (I assume) since there's no more traction warning.

Yeah you aren't changing what I'm talking about, knackers even confirmed above me that what I'm talking about works, but it's sorted now so yeah.

Makes sense. Must have been looking in the wrong menu

Do the ABS options within the red outline not do what you needed to do after reading, setting then writing..

Ken wrote: ↑Mon Mar 31, 2025 8:17 pm Do the ABS options within the red outline not do what you needed to do after reading, setting then writing..



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No they don't fix this issue.