Manual VAS5054
Manual VAS5054
Manual VAS5054
Contents
1 General Information 3
1.1 How to Use This Manual 3
1.2 Features and Application Areas 3
1.3 Delivery Scope 3
1.4 Notes 4
2 Application and Use of the VAS 5054A 5
2.1 Properties 5
2.2 System Requirements 5
2.3 System Overview 6
3 Installation and Setup 7
3.1 Connecting the VAS 5054A to the Vehicle 7
3.2 Installing the Bluetooth Adapter and Bluetooth Software on the Application PC 7
3.3 Configuring the Bluetooth Security Settings 8
3.4 Setting up a Connection to the VAS 5054A 9
3.5 Installing the Diagnostic Application 12
3.6 Changing the PIN 20
3.7 Manually Adding a VAS 5054A 21
3.8 Connecting and Installing the VAS 5054A via USB 22
4 Using the VAS 5054A with a Diagnostic Application 25
1 General Information
The VAS 5054A User Manual is provided in the Help directory on the installation CD of the
Volkswagen diagnostic tools. After installation is complete, you can open the User Manual by
clicking VAS5054 Manual in the program group of your diagnostic application on the Windows
Start menu.
The screenshots are shown in English in this manual. As the Bluetooth software and the
diagnostic applications support multiple languages, the user interface during installation in many
cases will be displayed in the language of your operating system. If the language version of your
operating system is not supported, the user interface will be shown in English.
The VAS 5054A Remote Diagnosis Head provides Volkswagen diagnostic applications with
easy-to-use wireless access to the onboard vehicle systems.
With its compact design, its integrated diagnostic connector and its wireless connection via
Bluetooth, the VAS 5054A is the perfect choice for servicing, production and road tests in
particular.
Special features:
Bluetooth and USB interface to the PC
Housing with integrated diagnostic connector
Reliable and efficient handling of diagnostic protocols in the VAS 5054A
Power supplied by vehicle, thus saving notebook battery power during mobile operation
Power management ensures load reduction for the vehicle battery during downtimes
Status display
The Remote Diagnosis Head is supplied in a carrying case containing the following
components:
1.4 Notes
2.1 Properties
The VAS 5054A is a universal diagnostic interface for the vehicles of the Volkswagen Group
and all OBD vehicle systems from other manufacturers. The integrated Bluetooth interface
connects the vehicle with a notebook, desktop PC or test system. No cables are needed for
vehicle diagnostics using the VAS 5054A.
The Serial Port Profile (SPP) is used for data transfer via Bluetooth. Different Bluetooth security
levels are supported.
K line (ISO9141-2)
High-speed CAN (ISO 11898-2)
Low-speed CAN (ISO 11898-3)
J1850 (SAE J1850)
The vehicle protocols are handled directly in the VAS 5054A. This ensures fast response times
and a reliable real-time behavior independently of the PC operating system.
Every time a connection is established, the VAS 5054A software is synchonized with the version
installed on the application PC. The VAS 5054A thus automatically adopts any new features
provided after a new software version has been installed on the application PC.
To operate the VAS 5054A, your computer must meet the following system requirements:
The diagnostic application and the associated Diagnostic Base System are installed on the
application PC. The Diagnostic Base System can access the VAS 5054A via Bluetooth or USB.
After a connection to the VAS 5054A has been set up, the Bluetooth software provides a virtual
serial COM port (Bluetooth Serial Port Profile). The Diagnostic Base System uses this COM port
to communicate with the VAS 5054A. You need to specify this port when you install the
diagnostic application.
You can also connect the VAS 5054A to the application PC by using the supplied USB cable.
Windows detects the VAS 5054A through Plug and Play, and automatically installs the drivers
copied when you installed the diagnostic application. Setup of the VAS 5054A is then complete
and the device is ready for use by the diagnostic application.
Bluetooth adapter
Application PC with
diagnostic application
VAS 5054A
When you plug the VAS 5054A into the vehicle's diagnostic connector, the VAS 5054A is
supplied with power and ready for use. The blue status indicator on the front of the Bluetooth
Diagnostic Head flashes every second.
You can connect the VAS 5054A to the application PC or repair shop tester either wirelessly via
Bluetooth or by using a USB cable. As soon as a connection to the PC has been established,
the status indicator is on continuously. During data exchange via Bluetooth or USB, the status
indicator flashes according to data volume.
3.2 Installing the Bluetooth Adapter and Bluetooth Software on the Application PC
To communicate with the VAS 5054A, the application PC must have a Bluetooth adapter
installed. Some application PCs (e.g. modern notebooks) feature a built-in Bluetooth interface. If
your PC does not have Bluetooth, you need to install a Bluetooth adapter or Bluetooth PC card.
In that case, you can order the VAS 5054A together with a suitable Bluetooth USB adapter
(VAS5054/2). The following description of how to configure the Bluetooth software refers to this
adapter.
For information on installing and setting up the VAS 5054A using Bluetooth software from other
manufacturers, please see FAQ 7 in the Appendix. Please also note the limitations detailed in
that section with regard to operating the VAS 5054A with those software versions.
Follow the instructions below if you will be using the Bluetooth software that comes with
Windows XP Service Pack 2. You will need a Bluetooth adapter that can be found by Windows
XP. New adapter models might not be supported by Windows XP. Therefore, it is recommended
to use the VAS5054/2 Bluetooth adapter that is available as an option.
The following instructions apply only when you are installing the recommended Bluetooth
adapter, using the Bluetooth software supplied with Windows XP Service Pack 2:
1. Start up Windows XP and log on with a user account with administrator rights.
2. Plug the Bluetooth adapter into a USB port on your computer.
Please always use the same USB port for your Bluetooth USB
adapter. Windows will install other COM ports if you connect the
Bluetooth USB adapter to a different USB port. Your diagnostic
Note application will not work in that case.
3. Windows XP SP2 automatically detects the VAS 5054/2 Bluetooth adapter and installs the
appropriate drivers.
Fig. 3-1 Windows XP Service Pack 2 automatically detects the Bluetooth adapter
After a while, a message informs you that the adapter has been successfully installed
(Fig. 3-2). You can now set up a Bluetooth connection to the VAS 5054A.
Fig. 3-2 Windows XP Service Pack 2 automatically installs the Bluetooth adapter
For security reasons, it is essential to make the following settings in the Bluetooth software in
order to prevent unauthorized access to the application PC from the outside.
Open Bluetooth Devices in Control Panel. Go to the Options tab and disable the Allow Bluetooth
devices to connect to this computer check box in the Connections section for security reasons.
It is recommended to enable the Show the Bluetooth icon in the notification area check box (see
Fig. 3-3). The Bluetooth icon is then permanently displayed in the notification area of the
taskbar.
1. Open Bluetooth Devices in Control Panel. On the Devices tab, you can search for Bluetooth
devices in range. Please note that the VAS 5054A has to be plugged into the vehicle's
diagnostic connector for power supply. Click Add…. A dialog box opens. Check the My
device is set up and ready to be found box (see Fig. 3-4) and then click Next>.
2. The wizard scans the range for Bluetooth devices and displays the devices found (Fig. 3-5).
Select your VAS 5054A and click Next>.
the VAS 5054A is supplied with power from the vehicle's diagnostic
connector (flashing status indicator next to the USB connector on the
VAS 5054A),
the VAS 5054A is within range (the distance between PC and
Note VAS 5054A should not exceed 10 meters),
the VAS 5054A is not connected to the PC via USB,
the VAS 5054A is not currently connected to another PC via Bluetooth.
3. Enter the passkey (Bluetooth PIN) (Fig. 3-6). The device is delivered with the PIN preset to
the serial number given on the device. Confirm your entry with Next>.
4. A Bluetooth serial port is installed on your PC (in Fig. 3-7: COM3). Please note down the
number of the outgoing COM port. Click Finish.
1. Make sure you have logged on with a user account with administrator rights before you start
installing. Uninstall previous versions of your diagnostic application. Start the Setup.exe
program on the CD that came with your diagnostic application (e.g. VAS 5065). Click Next>
to continue installation.
Fig. 3-8 Welcome screen of the setup program of the diagnostic application (here: VAS5065)
3. Confirm that Bluetooth has been installed on your system. How to install the Bluetooth
adapter is described in section 3.2.
Fig. 3-10 Confirmation that Bluetooth is installed and ready for use
4. Confirm that your VAS 5054A has been connected via Bluetooth. How to establish a
connection to the VAS 5054A is described in section 3.2.
Fig. 3-11 Confirmation that a connection to the VAS 5054A has been set up
5. Leave the default component selection unchanged and click Next> to continue installation.
6. Select the destination folder in which you want to install the Diagnostic Base System. The
Diagnostic Base System consists of the following components: EDIABAS with control unit
description files, DTS, and the EDIC and VAS 5054A driver software. The default folder is
C:\DBaseSys. Click Next> to continue installation.
Fig. 3-13 Destination folder for installing the Diagnostic Base System
7. Choose the Program Manager Group. If required, you may select the appropriate group
from the list of existing Program Manager Groups or you can use or edit the default preset
by the setup program. Continue installation with Next>.
8. Select the destination folder in which you want to install your self-diagnosis application.
Click Next> to continue installation.
Fig. 3-15 Selecting the destination folder for installing the self-diagnosis application
9. Toward the end of the installation process, the drivers for the diagnostic interface are
installed. This may take a while (Fig. 3-16).
10. When the Select EDIC to install message appears, select VAS 5054 as the interface.
If this message is not displayed, a different EDIC is currently connected to your system or
an EDIC or a VAS 5054A was configured at a earlier time. Conclude the installation. Then
click EDIC Hardware Installation in the program group of the diagnostic application and
add the VAS 5054A manually (see section 3.7).
11. Make sure the VAS 5054A has been correctly configured in your Bluetooth software and is
within your PC's range. Click OK.
Fig. 3-18 Message informing you that the Bluetooth adapter has to be installed and a connection to the diagnostic
interface has to be set up
12. Select the COM port that was displayed when you configured the VAS 5054A in your
Bluetooth software. Finish the installation with OK.
Fig. 3-19 Selecting the COM port connected to the VAS 5054A
If the following error message (Fig. 3-20) is displayed, your VAS 5054A is outside the range
of your Bluetooth adapter or you have selected the wrong COM port.
Fig. 3-20 Error message informing you that connecting to the VAS 5054A failed
Click OK. The installation is completed without setting up the VAS 5054A. In your Bluetooth
software, look up the COM port to which your VAS 5054A is connected. If necessary, have
the Bluetooth software search for Bluetooth devices again and connect to the VAS 5054A.
After installation is complete, launch the EDIC Hardware Installation program from the
Program Manager Group of your diagnostic application and repeat the installation (see
section 3.7).
13. Conclude the setup program. The VAS 5054A can now be accessed by your diagnostic
application. Please note that, after you have started your application, loading the firmware
for the first time will take approx. one minute.
The VAS 5054A is delivered with the Bluetooth PIN preset to the 9-digit numeric serial number
of the device.
Before putting the device into operation, you need to change the Bluetooth PIN according to
Volkswagen specifications:
The PIN must consist of at least 6 characters comprising letters and numbers. You can also use
special characters.
Connect your VAS 5054A to your computer, if possible via USB. Launch the Diagnostic
Interface Configuration Utility configuration program from the Start menu of your diagnostic
application. When connecting the device via Bluetooth, please read chapter 5.
In the PIN box of the Bluetooth Parameter section, enter a new PIN according to Volkswagen
specifications: The PIN must consist of at least 6 digits containing letters and numbers. Make
sure the Security Mode is set to 4 (see Fig. 3-21).
Confirm your changes with OK. The next time a connection to the VAS 5054A is established,
the Bluetooth software will ask you to enter the new PIN.
If you have already installed a different EDIC or if you were not asked to install the VAS 5054A
during the installation process, you need to install it manually.
Click the Add EDIC button. Select VAS 5054 from the list and click OK.
Make sure the VAS 5054A has been correctly configured in your Bluetooth software and is
within your PC's range. Click OK.
Fig. 3-24 Selecting the COM port connected to the VAS 5054A
Select the COM port that was assigned to the VAS 5054A by your Bluetooth software. Confirm
with OK. Then exit the program with OK.
If several interfaces are installed on your system, you are automatically asked to select an
interface when you launch your diagnostic application.
In special cases you can also operate the VAS 5054A using a USB cable connection:
To configure the VAS 5054A in the Diagnostic Interface Configuration Utility program
(Bluetooth settings, activation of the built-in buzzer, auto power off),
For use in areas in which wireless communication is not permitted,
For applications that require a high-performance connection to the vehicle.
If you want to install the VAS 5054A only via USB when installing the application software, do
not yet connect the VAS 5054A to your PC. When the Select EDIC to install dialog box opens,
click Cancel. The application software is completed without installing a diagnostic interface.
Plug the VAS 5054A into the diagnostic connector. Open the rubber cover on the front of the
VAS 5054A and attach the mini USB connector of the supplied USB cable. Connect the USB
cable to a USB port on your application PC.
The following description assumes that the diagnostic application has already been installed.
Windows automatically detects the VAS 5054A through Plug and Play. In Windows 2000 the
drivers are installed without a confirmation prompt, in Windows XP the Found New Hardware
Wizard launches (see Fig. 3-25). When prompted if you want to connect to Windows Update,
select No, not this time (Fig. 3-25). Click Next> to continue installation. Select the Install the
software automatically radio button and click Next> (Fig. 3-26). Click Finish to close the
wizard (Fig. 3-27).
Fig. 3-26 Automatic installation of the driver files for the VAS 5054A
Your PC is now set up for a USB connection to the VAS 5054A and ready for use with your
diagnostic application.
If you have changed the PIN of the VAS 5054A, you are prompted to enter the new PIN in the
application PC. Type in the new PIN and confirm your entry.
The firmware is loaded into the VAS 5054A. This will take about a minute when you start the
application for the first time. The next time, your VAS 5054A will be available in a few seconds.
Fig. 4-1 User interface of the VAS 5065 immediately after startup
After loading the VAS 5054A firmware, the startup screen of your diagnostic application is
displayed.
To launch the program, go to the Windows Start menu and select Diagnostic Interface
Configuration Utility on the menu of your diagnostic application.
Configuration via Bluetooth is only possible if no VAS 5054A is connected via USB. A list of the
COM ports on your computer is then displayed automatically. Please choose the one your
VAS 5054A is connected to.
If you do not know the PIN of the VAS 5054A, you cannot connect via
Bluetooth! Use the USB cable to configure the VAS 5054A.
Note
Timer Parameter/ The built-in buzzer serves to avoid forgetting the device in the
Buzzer Time vehicle. The VAS 5054A can be configured to sound an
alarm after a specified time.
Buzzer Time Enable / Disable Select this check box to activate the buzzer in the
VAS 5054A.
Buzzer Time sec. The value you enter in this box defines the time after which
the alarm is sounded if the connection to the application PC
is interrupted (USB cable disconnected or Bluetooth
connection closed). A Bluetooth connection is also
interrupted when the diagnostic application is in the startup
screen.
The minimum timeout is 15 seconds, the maximum timeout
65535 seconds.
Timer Parameter/ The VAS 5054A features a standby mode which ensures
Power Off Time load reduction for the vehicle battery during downtimes. The
device will be powered off automatically after a user-
selectable time.
While in standby mode, the current consumption is typically
5 mA at 12V. The device switches on again when the ignition
signal state changes from 0V to the positive vehicle voltage
(e.g. 12 V).
Power Off Time Enable / Select this check box to activate auto power off.
Disable
Power Off Time sec. The value you enter in this box defines the time after which
the device powers off if the connection to the application PC
is interrupted (USB cable disconnected or Bluetooth
connection closed). A Bluetooth connection is also
interrupted when the diagnostic application is in the startup
screen.
The minimum timeout is 15 seconds, the maximum timeout
65535 seconds.
Bluetooth Parameter
PIN Input box for the PIN.
The PIN protects Bluetooth devices from unauthorized
access. According to Volkswagen specifications, the PIN has
to have at least 6 digits containing letters, numbers and
special characters. The maximum PIN length is 16
characters.
When you change the PIN, you have to enter the new PIN in
your Bluetooth software as well. The Bluetooth software will
prompt you for the new PIN when you establish a connection.
After changing the device name, you have to re-enter the PIN
in the Bluetooth software.
By clicking Cancel, you can cancel the program at any time without changing the configuration.
Clicking OK applies the data to the device.
Selecting Set Defaults applies the defaults (Buzzer Time and Power Off Time = Disable,
Security Mode = 4, PIN = Serial number of the VAS 5054).
The program closes automatically after transferring the new settings to the VAS 5054A.
FAQ 1 Can I use the VAS 5054A with Windows versions earlier than Windows XP
Service Pack 2?
You can basically use Windows versions from Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 onwards.
However, there is no specific Bluetooth adapter recommendation for these operating systems.
The recommended Bluetooth adapter VAS5054/2 is only released for the Microsoft Bluetooth
software that comes with Windows XP Service Pack 2. Therefore, no support can be offered if
installation problems occur under these operating systems.
FAQ 2 What specifications does Volkswagen make regarding data security for wireless
Bluetooth connections?
To prevent unauthorized access to the Remote Diagnosis Head and the application PC by third
parties, specific security measures must be taken:
Use a PIN consisting of at least six digits containing numbers, letters and special characters.
Use the highest Bluetooth security mode (Security Mode 4).
Disable all services that are not needed.
Disable general discovery.
The connection is interrupted. The tester will not display an error message at first. Only when
you select a function that requires a connection to the vehicle system, the error message The
interface (EDIC) does not respond or The connection to the interface is disrupted will appear.
Move back into range. Click Aborting and restart the vehicle diagnostics.
FAQ 4 What happens if the VAS 5054A is out of range when I start the diagnostics?
It cannot connect to the diagnostic interface. After a while, the error message The EDIC-API
delivers a system error will appear.
Move back into range. Click Aborting and restart the vehicle diagnostics.
FAQ 5 Where can I look up the PIN of my VAS 5054A? How can I change the Bluetooth
PIN?
Use the Diagnostic Interface Configuration Utility program. A detailed description is provided
in chapter 5.
FAQ 6 How can I find out which COM port is assigned to my VAS 5054A?
If you are using the Bluetooth software supplied with Windows XP Service Pack 2, open the
Bluetooth settings by selecting Bluetooth Devices in Control Panel. Click on the COM Ports tab.
A list of the Bluetooth COM ports is displayed. The outgoing COM port to the VAS 5054A is the
one assigned.
Fig. 6-1 List of the COM ports in the Windows XP Service Pack 2 Bluetooth software
If you are using other Bluetooth software, please refer to the relevant sections in the
documentation that came with your Bluetooth adapter.
FAQ 7 I am using Bluetooth software that is not described in this manual. What do I
have to do to use the VAS 5054A with this Bluetooth software?
A wide variety of Bluetooth adapters is available in the market today. The manufacturers provide
matching software packages for the setup and operation of their Bluetooth adapters. In most
cases, this software only allows use of the associated Bluetooth adapter, which means that an
adapter from a different manufacturer cannot be used with this software. The individual software
packages differ in functionality and use.
Therefore, this manual cannot provide any details on the individual installation steps. The
following description illustrates the general procedure. How these steps are implemented in your
specific Bluetooth software is described in your Bluetooth adapter's documentation. Follow the
basic procedure described in this manual as far as possible.
Check which Bluetooth software your Bluetooth adapter uses. If you have already installed the
Bluetooth software, please read the relevant information provided on the software's About or
Help menu. If you have not yet installed your Bluetooth software, start the installation and read
the License Agreement to see which company is given as the Licensor. The Licensor of the
Bluetooth software is usually not the manufacturer of the Bluetooth hardware, but in most cases
one of the following companies: Broadcom/Widcomm, IVT Corporation or Toshiba.
The Bluetooth software provided on your computer may not be suitable for use with the
VAS 5054A. In that case you may have to uninstall the existing Bluetooth software and, instead,
use the recommended VAS5054/2 Bluetooth adapter together with the Bluetooth software
supplied with Windows XP Service Pack 2.
Please note that no support is provided on the use of any of the Bluetooth
software versions listed in the following table. Problems have occurred
with some of these software versions when used in conjunction with the
VAS 5054A.
The following other standard Bluetooth software has been tested for use with the VAS 5054A:
Software Remarks
Make sure your Bluetooth software supports the Serial Port Profile (SPP), which it usually will.
You cannot use Bluetooth software that does not support this profile.
The Bluetooth software for your Bluetooth adapter can detect the VAS 5054A via Bluetooth. A
virtual serial COM port is installed on your application PC. The Bluetooth software uses this
Bluetooth COM port to establish a connection between the VAS 5054A and the application PC.
If your Bluetooth hardware was supplied with Bluetooth software that is not described in this
manual, please use the following basic installation procedure:
1. Keep the PC's Bluetooth adapter ready, but do not connect it yet. If you have already
plugged in the adapter, click Cancel (if the Windows hardware wizard appears), remove the
adapter and restart your PC.
2. Install the software package supplied with your adapter. When prompted by the setup
program, connect the Bluetooth adapter and continue installation.
Note: The following steps might also be part of the installation process for your Bluetooth
software.
3. After installation is complete, the VAS 5054A must be detected by the Bluetooth software.
The software offers a function for listing all the Bluetooth devices in range. Make sure your
VAS 5054A is connected to the power supply and is within range. The VAS 5054A then has
to appear in this list. Select the VAS 5054A the list and have the software discover the
services provided by the VAS 5054A (a Bluetooth serial port is the only service that is
allowed to be discovered). A prompt appears asking you to enter the PIN of the VAS 5054A.
Type in the serial number of the VAS 5054A, which is indicated on the ID plate.
4. Using the Bluetooth software, connect to the VAS 5054A. The connection may have already
been established during service discovery. A COM port for outgoing connections, which
was created by the Bluetooth software, is displayed on your PC. You will need the identifier
of this COM port when installing the application software.
FAQ 8 I get the error message: No EDIC is installed. What does that mean?
No VAS 5054A is currently installed. Connect to the VAS 5054A with your Bluetooth software.
Note down the COM port that your Bluetooth software has assigned to the VAS 5054A.
Install the VAS 5054A you want to use with your diagnostic application. You will find a detailed
description of how this is done in section 3.7.
FAQ 9 I get the error message The EDIC-API delivers a system error. In the details, the
error IFH-0002 (NO RESPONSE FROM INTERFACE) is indicated. What does that
mean?
The connection to the VAS 5054A has been interrupted. Possible reason:
The VAS 5054A was (temporarily) disconnected from the power supply during a diagnostic
session.
Plug the VAS 5054A back in. Click Aborting and restart your diagnostic session.
FAQ 10 I get the error message The EDIC-API delivers a system error. In the details, the
error IFH-0003 (DATATRANSMISSION TO INTERFACE DISTURBED) is indicated.
What does that mean?
The connection to the VAS 5054A has been interrupted. Possible reason:
The VAS 5054A was (temporarily) disconnected from the power supply during a diagnostic
session.
Plug the VAS 5054A back in. Click Aborting and restart your diagnostic session.
FAQ 11 I get the error message The EDIC-API delivers a system error. In the details, the
error IFH-0020 (DRIVER ERROR) is indicated. What does that mean?
The driver cannot open the Bluetooth COM port. Consequently no connection can be
established to the VAS 5054A. Possible reasons:
The Bluetooth software displays an error message when opening the COM port because the
VAS 5054A is out of range or not connected to the diagnostic connector.
Move back into range and/or plug the VAS 5054A back in. Click Aborting and restart your
diagnostic session.
7 Appendix
The VAS 5054A is provided with a status indicator which shows the status of communication
with the application PC via USB or Bluetooth.
In the case of a connection failure to the application PC, the indicator flashes every second. As
soon as a connection to the PC has been established, the status indicator is on continuously.
During data exchange via Bluetooth or USB, the status indicator flashes according to data
volume.
The vehicle signals of the VAS 5054A are assigned to the 16-pin male connector in accordance
with SAE-J1962 and ISO 15031-3.
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9
7.4 Self-Diagnosis
To test the VAS 5054A, you can run a self-diagnosis by selecting VAS5054 Self-Diagnosis on
the Administration menu of the diagnostic application.
The following table shows the error causes assigned to the individual error numbers:
When you have connected the VAS 5054A with the supplied USB cable, the function of the
USB interface is tested.
When you have connected the VAS 5054A via Bluetooth, the function of the Bluetooth
interface is tested. This requires a configured Bluetooth connection.
To ensure proper execution of the self-diagnosis, make sure that the vehicle bus is connected
according to the bus specification and that the pins are open.
For technical reasons the self-diagnosis can only test important functions
of the VAS 5054A.
Note
7.6 Approvals
Operation of the VAS 5054A via the Bluetooth™ interface is permitted only in the following
countries:
EU countries
Switzerland
Liechtenstein
Norway
Iceland
Monaco
U.S.A
Hong Kong
Notice for the EU countries, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Iceland and Monaco:
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject
to the following two conditions:
1. this device may not cause harmful interference, and
2. this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A
digital device, pursuant to part 15 subpart B of the FCC Rules. These limits are
Note designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the
equipment is operated in an industrial environment. This equipment generates,
uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to
cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the
interference at his own expense.
This Class A Digital apparatus meets all the requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing
Equipment Regulations.
Cet appareil numérique da la classe A respecte les exigences du Règlement sur le matériel
brouilleur du Canada.
The VAS 5054A is supplied with power by the vehicle's OBDII interface.
The KL30 line of the OBDII interface must be protected by a safety fuse
Note (current rating ≤ 40A)!
7.8 Support
Please follow the steps detailed in this manual, which describe the installation and operation of
the Bluetooth adapter and the VAS 5054A.
If you have any technical questions about the installation and use of the VAS 5054A, which are
not dealt with in this manual, please contact us
In case of questions regarding your diagnostic application, please contact the technical support
given in the relevant documentation.