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Weird new options in the IPC after SPS2 new calibration

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Hello,
I've seen some Impala owners add a "Transmission Temp" and "Road Speed Sign" option in the IPC through a shop that does "some programming" They say

I thought It was just a new calibration, So I used SPS2 to get the latest calibrations installed but I didn't get these options

but I realized there were new options showing for like 3 seconds after the car started when I scrolled between the options

but then disappear 

if I selected any of them before it disappeared it doesn't change the value, like it's frozen, but if I changed the option it disappear again, not sure why it's there in the first place and why I got it in the calibration

some of them don't make any sense in my car, like "EV Charging"
*Sorry the images were in Arabic at the time*

my VIN: 2G1175S31E9109481

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  • Opelinsignia1985
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    SPS Debug folder, when you're doing the config on SPS. You should get these files, you can send it to me to work out for you.

  • codebuilder
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    I have many of those turned on in my vehicle, they should be in the XML.  If you can't find them in there, they're probably actually there and just hidden in the XML.  I do a trick where I just set th

  • Lyubomir Krastanov
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    Configuration files usually stay in type4 app, at least there they stay in tis2web aka sps1

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It can be configured  to have them through custom software as SPS couldn't do it. 


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4 minutes ago, Opelinsignia1985 said:

It can be configured  to have them through custom software as SPS couldn't do it. 

is it just a calibration file using DPS? do I need to get the original calibration files from SPS2?

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6 minutes ago, Nasser said:

is it just a calibration file using DPS? do I need to get the original calibration files from SPS2?

You could try this one. 
 

 


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26 minutes ago, Nasser said:

My car is an LT, the LTZ has much more options that I don't have and might cause a problems I think

Do you have the config file from SPS


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1 minute ago, Opelinsignia1985 said:

Do you have the config file from SPS

can you tell me where is it located?

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1 hour ago, Nasser said:

can you tell me where is it located?

SPS Debug folder, when you're doing the config on SPS. You should get these files, you can send it to me to work out for you.


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1 hour ago, Opelinsignia1985 said:

SPS Debug folder, when you're doing the config on SPS. You should get these files, you can send it to me to work out for you.

 

IPC_spsCacheInternal.zip IPC_spsDebug.zip

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4 hours ago, Nasser said:

I have many of those turned on in my vehicle, they should be in the XML.  If you can't find them in there, they're probably actually there and just hidden in the XML.  I do a trick where I just set the flags to turn everything on.  When you programmed it, did you not get the XML file?  I don't see it in your zip's.

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7 minutes ago, codebuilder said:

I have many of those turned on in my vehicle, they should be in the XML.  If you can't find them in there, they're probably actually there and just hidden in the XML.  I do a trick where I just set the flags to turn everything on.  When you programmed it, did you not get the XML file?  I don't see it in your zip's.

that's all I got in sbsDebug and sbsCacheInternal
is it stored in another location?

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1 hour ago, Nasser said:

that's all I got in sbsDebug and sbsCacheInternal
is it stored in another location?

I’ll give it a try in about an hour here and see what I get. 

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5 hours ago, Nasser said:

that's all I got in sbsDebug and sbsCacheInternal
is it stored in another location?

Ahhh, it's under setup and configuration

 

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Configuration files usually stay in type4 app, at least there they stay in tis2web aka sps1

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15 minutes ago, Lyubomir Krastanov said:

Configuration files usually stay in type4 app, at least there they stay in tis2web aka sps1

We don't get tis2web where I am, only Techline.  I got them for Nasser though 🙂 and I understand the menus are on now.

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it is working now thanks to @codebuilder, I have "Transmission Temp" in my IPC
but I still get the weird menus show up when starting the vehicle
they show up for about 5 seconds then disappear and something like "Transmission Temp" gets deactivated, I have to activate it again from the settings for some reason
this only started happening after I updated the calibration using SPS2

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Are all your modules are on the same (latest) software level?

Usually IPC, BCM, ECU and TCM need to updated at the same time for everything to be working without hiccups.

 

Here is a guidance from SPS for vehicles which had "post diesel-gate" SW updates, for example:

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Programming of one of these control modules requires the programming of all of the above mentioned control modules. Therefor it needs to be ensured that the ECM, BCM, IPC and TCM systems always have the latest software version available when updating one of these control modules using TIS2Web

 

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15 hours ago, pupu14 said:

Are all your modules are on the same (latest) software level?

Usually IPC, BCM, ECU and TCM need to updated at the same time for everything to be working without hiccups.

 

Here is a guidance from SPS for vehicles which had "post diesel-gate" SW updates, for example:

 

everything has been updated at the same time

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not sure but I think remote start have something to do with it, 
every time I remote start the car "Transmission Temp" gets deactivated

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On 10/26/2023 at 6:16 PM, codebuilder said:

I have many of those turned on in my vehicle, they should be in the XML.  If you can't find them in there, they're probably actually there and just hidden in the XML.  I do a trick where I just set the flags to turn everything on.  When you programmed it, did you not get the XML file?  I don't see it in your zip's.

So you just set DID_00A1 to something like all FF's to try this?

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