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12/10/2023

 FAQ G M (13300Pts.)

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evo-all stuck

Hello. I started recording Evo-All and it got stuck in the middle. What can I do? It says loading module data. please wait. And below it is written Accessing information from the evo-all..........It doesn't open much anymore to enter 0.99 00107075528
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14/11/2019

 FAQ Robert T (297760Pts.)

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FAQ: RED LED STUCK ON

When a module is stuck on the RED LED. 

    flash version 0.99 disconnect unit from the flasher and power cycle it in the car (connect/disconnect power connector) connect module back to the flash link and flash whatever firmware you need Turn settings protection OFF if it's on and SAVE the options. Reset the unit following the reset procedure. (this cannot be done while module is connected to the flash link) : https://fortin.ca/en/qa/50193/faq-how-do-i-reset-my-evo-all?show=50193#q50193 Connect module back to the flash link and enable required options. Reprogram module to the vehicle following instructions in the installation guide.

 

Reasons this happened.

    Unit was connected WHILE doing the install. Unit was disconnected during CAN programming before the blue led started to flash. Power was disconnected while all other connectors were still connected.  during an update or save of options, the flash link lost connection to the module or the internet RF protocols not setup correctly, or RF device not paired to unit correctly. Datalink protocols not setup correctly. Bad ground. Loss of power during writing of data to the module.
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