Tech2 and SPS2 programing

[petethepug]

Are you running VX Nano on windows 7 or 10?

 

[Fubar0715]

VX Nano on a Win10 Laptop

 

[exp500]

Sounds like a USB Driver issue to me.

 

[Mickey_7106]

Are you running VX Nano on windows 7 or 10?

It was on a windows 10. Gave up on it and returned it

 

[Mickey_7106]

Sounds like a USB Driver issue to me.

How so?

 

[exp500]

Com port 5 message. Need to check which are active and which is in use. Then compare drivers. Windows has never been good at selecting drivers automatically. You have to give it the right one.

 

[Pickensmd]

I had major success while using SPS2 and Techline Connect to program my driver door module. Here is what I learned.

Guide I followed: http://blog.vxdiagshop.com/2022/03/...ano-gm-with-techline-connect-vmware-solution/

My particular scenario: Use a VM on my work laptop because my home desktop is everything that is not approved: Fedora 36, Ryzen 7 5000 series, and not portable. The work laptop has a strict security policy, but VMs are approved and there is no security policy for them.

What didn't work: 1) VirtualBox. All sorts of weird errors such as unable to authenticate TDS. I spent 3 hours on this before giving up and moving to VMWare Player. 2) Windows Host: could not download a Windows ISO while already using Windows and can't execute the media creation tool due to the work laptop security policy mentioned above.

What did work: 1) USB passthrough to guest OSes on either VM. Easier to set up in VMWare though. May be useful in the future because I have weird graphics issues with VMWare. (white distorted blocks) 2) VX Manager 1.8.9. I think it is the newest version. 3) Launching from Edge browser. 4) Not installing software in any particular order. 5) Only needing VX Manager and Techline Connect.

Actual process took maybe an hour from start-to-finish, including the Windows 10 Pro install.
The driver door module was programmed in under 5 minutes and resolved all of my weird issues I mentioned in my introduction thread.

I tried this process and followed it down to the T. I did everything correctly but once I plug in the usb to the VCXNano and "Connect to virtual machine" from list it does nothing. The VCXNano is not recognized and upon proceeding to the next step of setting up the VX Manager and updating the firmware, is just give me an error and says "No Device".

Any help here would be greatly appreciated. Also once you get to the final programming screen, could you post some screenshots of what it looks like or even a video of the laptop screen to know if I am seeing the same thing that worked for you?

 

[Fubar0715]

Happy to help with the connecting..DM me and we can talk about it.

 

[mattbta]

I used an old Lenovo T-510.
Installed windows 10 64 bit.
Installed java 8 32 bit.
Installed VCX Manager.
Installed Techline Connect directly from AC Delco TDS website launcher.
Can program in vehicle or via bench harness.
No VMWare.

 

[Fubar0715]

I used an old Lenovo T-510.
Installed windows 10 64 bit.
Installed java 8 32 bit.
Installed VCX Manager.
Installed Techline Connect directly from AC Delco TDS website launcher.
Can program in vehicle or via bench harness.
No VMWare.
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Same, had a old laptop my company said to recycle - okey dokey!!!