#vx manager

Problem Description: The VXDIAG VX Manager cannot connect to the Internet, cannot install the driver, and cannot update the authorization.

Solution: 1. Open the network connection menu and find the network adapter that the device is connected to, as shown in the red box:

2. Double-click the network adapter, click Properties, find IPV4, and click it as shown in the figure:

3. Manually change the DNS IP to 8.8.8.8 (as shown in the figure) and click Confirm.

Note: If the VX Manager is still offline after adjusting according to the above method, change the computer network and try again.

Problem Description: After the VX Manager installation, an error message appears on startup: "ERROR: Loadlibrary(VCX.dll) ErrorCode = 1450".

Solution: Uninstall and reinstall the VX Manager software.

Solution: 1. Change the device connection method to USBLAN connection.

2. If the client is set to USBLAN and still cannot connect to the device, please open the computer device management to see if the device network card driver in the network adapter is abnormal (as shown in the figure). If it is abnormal, please uninstall the network card and refresh it in the device management.

3. If the network card, client and device management cannot find the device, please check whether the computer's WIFI connection has the device's WIFI signal "DOIP-VCI-****". If not, return the device for repair.

How to install the software, connect the device, and start diagnosis when using a VXDIAG device for the first time? Don't worry, this article will guide you step by step.

1. VX Manager download and install

Software Download:

Before starting car diagnostics using the device, you need to install the VX Manager management tool and driver on your PC. You can download the latest version of the installer from the following link: http://www.allscanner.com/en/download.html http://www.vxdiag.net/#download

Software installation requirements: Processor: 1.6 GHz or faster. Memory: DDR 4GB or higher. Hard disk: 80GB or more. Network interface: LAN 100/1000M. Communication interface: USB2.0 or USB3.0. Wireless network: WiFi 802.11a/b/g/n. Operating System: Windows 10/8/7. Browser: Internet Explorer 11 or later

Note: Windows XP system has stopped supporting!

Software installation steps:

After the VX Manager download is complete, double-click to install the program.

In the welcome installation interface, click [Next] to continue.

Then select the components that need to be installed. During this process, you can check the original diagnostic driver to install, or use VX Manager to freely install the required original driver after the installation is complete.

The installation process may take several minutes, please be patient.

On the installation completion interface, click [Finish] to complete.

After the installation is completed, VX Manager shortcuts will be generated on the desktop and start menu.

2. Connect the device to the vehicle

Taking the VCX-DoIP device connected via USB as an example, please make sure the device is connected properly: Use the DB26-OBD cable to connect the device to the vehicle. Connect your device to your PC using a USB Type-B cable.

3. How to use VX Manager

Start VX Manager. If your device is connected successfully, the following information will be displayed:

[Reconnect] ── Reconnect the device and refresh the device information. [Device Test] ── The device self-tests and the LED indicator light flashes and a beep sounds. [Restart] ── Reset the device and restart it. [Update Firmware] ── Download and update the device firmware program online. [Update License] ── Download and update device authorization data online. [DoIP switch] ── Activate or deactivate DoIP protocol to test vehicle DoIP communication. [Unlock Device] ── Manually unoccupy and release the device after it is occupied. [Error Report] ── View and obtain device error logs.

Install the original diagnostic driver on VX Manager

Click the [Diagnostic]->[Automotive] page, click the [JLR DoIP] diagnostic application to install, and click [Install] in the driver information interface to complete the driver installation.

Open JLR Pathfinder diagnostic software to start diagnosis.