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    Recoding Locking Control Module

    Recoding the RS6 locking control module. Full write up at:
    hypertension-motorsports

    I exchanged my UNI-COM, which did not fully work on the C5 platform, for a Hex-USB VAG tool. Really good purchase in my opinion.

    I enjoy the fact that once I unlock the car using the remote, I am able to unlock all four doors. I also enjoy that I am able to open or close all car windows using the remote.

    If you like this kind of functionality, then recoding the locking control module is for you.

    I have only tried the recoding on a 2003 Audi RS6, which comes with the Symphony radio. Please note that
    Audi of America (AoA) does not officially recognize the existence of this feature as of this posting. Although many dealers know this feature exist, most are unwilling to assist you in the recoding.
    This modification can be done using Ross-Tech's VAG tool. If you don't have one handy, you might be able to find another Audi enthusiast that is willing to help you using the VAG Tool Locator.

    Warnings:
    1: Vehicle should be turned off and in 'Park'.
    2: Please read instructions fully before attempting modification.
    3: I assume no liability or responsibility for any damages that may arise either directly or
    indirectly as a result of the application of the information provided herein.
    4: Codes tested on US bound RS6 only.










































    Functions Software Coding

  2. (Factory Default)
  3. Safety Central Locking
  4. Horn sounds when arming
  5. Lights flash when arming
  6. 15885

  7. Window control with remote
  8. 1 touch unlock of all 4 doors
  9. No horn sound when arming
  10. Lights flash when arming
  11. 14921

  12. Window control with remote
  13. 1 touch unlock of all 4 doors
  14. Horn sounds when arming
  15. Lights flash when arming
  16. 15945

  17. Window control with remote
  18. Safety Central Locking
  19. Horn sounds when arming
  20. Lights flash when arming
  21. 15949

  22. Window control with remote
  23. Safety Central Locking
  24. No horn when arming
  25. Lights flash when arming
  26. 14925

  27. Window control with remote
  28. 1 touch unlock of all 4 doors
  29. No horn sound when arming
  30. Lights flash when arming
  31. Automatic door lock/unlock
  32. 14953

  33. Window control with remote
  34. 1 touch unlock of all 4 doors
  35. Horn sounds when arming
  36. Lights flash when arming
  37. Automatic door lock/unlock
  38. 15977

  39. Window control with remote
  40. Safety Central Locking
  41. Horn sounds when arming
  42. Lights flash when arming
  43. Automatic door lock/unlock
  44. 15981

  45. Window control with remote
  46. Safety Central Locking
  47. No horn when arming
  48. Lights flash when arming
  49. Automatic door lock/unlock
  50. 14957


    Safety Central Locking:1st press of the remote unlocks driver's door, and 2nd press opens all other doors.







    Using VAG tool instructions





    Step 1: Open VAG tool main screen as shown on figure 1 below. Click the 'Select' button from the
    'Select Control Module' section.

    Fig. 1







    Step 2: On the 'Select Control Module' screen as shown on figure 2 below, click the '35-Centr. Locks'
    button.

    Fig. 2







    Step 3: On the 'Open Controller' screen as shown on figure 3 below, click the 'Recode - 07'
    button.

    Fig. 3







    Step 4: On the 'Recode Module' screen as shown on figure 4 below, take note of the default software
    coding value set on your car. In case the change doesn't work, we can safely revert to our old settings.

    Fig. 4







    Step 5: On the 'Recode Module' screen as shown on figure 5 below, change the 'Sofware Coding'
    value to match the one you wish to use from the table above. Once that is done, click the 'Do It!' button to
    persist the new settings.

    Fig. 5








    Run a test to make sure the change took place. If the test is not successful, unlock the car using the key on the door
    instead of using the remote. Change the settings back to default if you wish.
    Last edited by nene; September 24th, 2007 at 15:47.

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