Plug cable into any computer's USB port.Double-click on 'Install.exe' to install the drivers. In addition - you'll need to pay extra $97 to upgrade free VCDS-Lite software to.

Kkl 409.1 usb driver free download - USB KKL Interface, USB Audio ASIO Driver, VIA USB 2.0 Host Controller Driver, and many more programs. Also supports ISO9141 protocol No DC or alternate power supply needed, just connect to your car and computer Work with most Volkswagen and Audi models sold worldwide from 1994 to current year The CVFG-A11 cable can not work if your car uses a protocol bus system like VPW, PWM or CAN -bus The K/L Diagnostic interface cables works on ISO/KWP (Key Word Protocol) that were launched after 1996. Supports terminal (K) bus communication Terminal (L) ignition for waking up car computing system (ECU) engine control unit Has 3 different protocols with same OBD2 connector including ISO/KWP, VPW, PMW. Would be very grateful for any suggestions.VAG COM 409.1 Category: VAG diagnostic tool OBDII Plug: J1962 16-Pin Male (to Car) USB Port enabled See the Latest VAG COM version info: VAG COM 409.1 Function Operating Software Compatibility: Windows 98SE / ME / 2000 / NT and XP. With the dongle plugged in (the led lights up) and turning on the ignition to the first setting, clicking on the OBD-II returns 'Interface Not Found!'Īs I mentioned, the CD-ROM was cracked when delivered - although no sign of any damage to the Jiffybag or to the cable and dongle. However, the above happens even if the cable is unplugged. I've discovered that if I select COM3 and then press Test, the window says: Also, in the 'Add or Remove Programs' facility, the 'FTDI USB Serial Converter Drivers' is listed, so this looks encouraging.

If I unplug the cable from the USB port, then the report says 'Ross-Tech Interface Not Found!' So, this seems to suggest something is working OK. I run XP, so downloaded the driver 2.00.00 However, I still can't get it to run: Having plugged in the cable, On the VAG-COM options menu, selecting USB and 'Test' returns The vendor had e-mailed me directing me to the FTDI website to download the drivers - you were correct! I had opened the dongle and the chip is an FTDI 232BL. Hi Lee, Thanks for your helpful comments.

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