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This post is showing how to use Autel MaxiCOM MK808 diagnostic tool to reset a 2013 Porsche Cayenne check engine light.

Firstly, inset the cable to connect Autel MK808 with the OBD2 port of vehicle, then go access to main menu for start:

As you can see, the check engine warning light is flashing now.

Press “Diagnostics”>> Porsche >> Automatic selection >> Read >> OK

Yes >> Control unit >> DME >> Read codes >> ESC

Erase codes >> Ignition on and engine off, press “Yes”>> Yes >> OK

Codes has been successfully erased. Now let’s return to “Read codes” to verify.

No fault codes detected. The check engine warning light also went out.

That is absolutely fantastic, it’s quickly done in 3 minutes!

Autel MK808 OBD2 scanner also supports oil reset, EPB reset, SAS reset, DPF regeneration, BMS reset…etc., which is on 11.11 sale until 18th, Nov.

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NoviSign is a pioneer in Android Based Digital Signage Players. Together with high end Powerful SaaS and Digital Signage Editor, NoviSign has managed to bring significant Value to Digital Signage users and Partners, dramatically reducing the TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) of Digital Signage Projects and implementations.

  The first generation of our Android Player reached thousands of users, enjoying a stable and innovative Digital Signage Player that costs less than 50$ and can be purchased in any electronics store.

  NoviSign is proud to announce the release of our second generation of Android Based Players (can be found at: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=air.mobileplayer.novisign.com). This Player is all about performance and adjustments to the Android Device Capabilities, making sure this Player can execute campaigns that include Video, Image Slide shows, RSS, Tickers, Reach text, and many other CPU Consuming Widgets from device that costs less than 50$ and in a size of a regular 'Disk-On-Key'. This was not an easy challenge, but our new Native(!) Android Player will run the mentioned above widgets, smoothly, for long days, without breaking or 'stuttering'. 

  The New Android Based Player technical requirements are:

Android 4.0 and above

1.2GHz Dual Core CPU and above

1GB DDR3 RAM and above

1080p HD Playback

Wi-Fi b/g/n Or LAN cable RJ-45

HDMI Connection to your HD TV

Storage: 8GB

Google Play Access 

NoviSign's customers already implemented Digital Signage Networks, using cost effective devices Like MK808 (dual Core) MK809 (Dual Core) and more recently on the relatively high performance Device MK908 (Quad Core). This family of devices was one of the first released to the market 2 years ago, presenting capabilities that fit Digital Signage needs. The more recent devices with stronger computing power, together with NoviSign's  Hig performance Native Android Player are allows our customers to implement complicated Campaigns that up until very recently required dedicated players the cost thousands of Dollars.

  The MK Family is only one example for such devices, many manufacturers had followed up the success presenting high quality and low cost Android Devices that can be used as out-of-the-box Digital Signage Players. 

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image of mk 908

android mk digital signage player mk 808 dual core and MK 908 in testing on our office lab

If you haven't seen this, you must have been stuck on an isolated island somewhere... The MK family of devices is making its way into the main stream, passing safely the early adopters stage. It does exactly what you expect from a tiny dongle! it turns you old (Old? Not sure 2 years can be considered old, but maybe I'm old ...) TV screen into a smart TV! very Smart TV... Android Smart TV!

  This device's size is about 3-4 times bigger than a Disk-on-Key and it'll turn you TV into a smart device, like a very large android Tablet. it has built in Wi-Fi, you can download apps, games, browse the web and broadcast content. Broadcast content?!? well this part, in addition to the other capabilities aroused the imagination of the Digital Signage community!

  If this device can turn any TV/Screen into a smart Screen, why don't we provide a simple application that will turn this device into a Digital Signage Player, more over ... an Android Based Digital Signage Player!?

  The Digital Signage Software vendor will provide an application through the market, given the MK device is connected to the web, the Digital Signage implementer can manage the content using Digital Signage SaaS Platform and broadcast it through web, using the MK smart device as Digital Signage Player on any given screen.

  Turning any screen into a smart screen, using a tiny device that cost 60-80 $ is pretty cool, using this Platform to implement high end Digital Signage network, is pretty amazing, don't you think?

  In a rapidly changing world, especially in highly technological business like Digital Signage it is very hard, and risky, I might add, to make assumptions about the future, but in this case it is fairly a calculated risk to assume the MK is here to stay! The next phase I would presume is for the MK or similar devices to be embedded as part of the TV itself.

  Remember the question in the title? Well, the answer is YES!