Q:Does ONE VCI support diagnostics for DOIP vehicles in conjunction with OE software?
A:It is not supported. The ONE VCI only supports working with J2534 standard software to diagnose non-DOIP vehicles.
Q: The device is connected properly, but the OEM software still cannot recognize the vehicle's VIN code. How to solve it?
A: 1. Check whether the vehicle's ignition switch is on.
2. Check whether the driver is downloaded correctly. (Note: If there is another driver, uninstall it.)
3. Open the OEM software and check whether the selected diagnostic VCI is "RLink".
4. Check whether there are any updates for the ONE VCI firmware If so, it is recommended to update it.
5. Check whether there is any software update for the RLink Platform, and check whether the drivers are updated. If so, it is recommended to update them.
6. If the above faults are eliminated, it is recommended to restart the OEM software. (Connection bug sometimes may occur in the OEM software.)
Q: Can I diagnose the vehicle if the wrong driver mode is selected?
A: It is recommended to select the correct driver mode.
Note: If the wrong drive mode is selected, vehicles from most brands cannot be diagnosed. However, for a few brands, it may be possible to diagnose the vehicle, but the diagnostic results may be inaccurate.
Q: The device is connected to the vehicle properly, but the RLink Platform prompts that the device is not connected and the vehicle is connected. How to solve it?
A: 1. Check whether there is an update for the RLink Platform firmware. If so, update it.
2. It is recommended to restart the RLink Platform and re-plug the VCI of the ONE VCI.
3. Check whether any third-party brand drivers of similar products are installed.
Note: For non-BMW OEM software systems, check whether the BMW driver has been downloaded. If the BMW driver has been downloaded, it is recommended to uninstall it and try again.
Q: Are there any tutorials or videos on how to use the OEM software with RLink devices?