The FlashPro
Physical Variants
| • | FlashProOG Connects to the vehicle OBDII port via a cable Uses a USB type B connector Bluetooth after December 2013 Available as race (grey), dealer (black) or CARB (blue) |
| • | FlashProMini Connects directly to the vehicle OBDII connector Uses a USB C connector Bluetooth Available as race (grey) |
Both FlashPro are functionally identical other than size, shape, appearance and connectors.
FlashProOG
FlashProMini
Indicator Lights
Power light
The power light indicates that the FlashPro has power, either from USB or from the diagnostic connector.
| • | On - the FlashPro is either connected to the diagnostic connector or to a PC via USB. |
| • | Off - the FlashPro is disconnected or in power saving mode. |
Program light
The program light indicates that the FlashPro is re-programming the vehicle ECU.
| • | On / steady flashing - The FlashPro is re-flashing the ECU. Do not unplug the FlashPro or switch off the vehicle ignition. |
Datalog light
The datalog light either indicates the FlashPro is datalogging or indicates USB activity.
| • | Steady flashing - the FlashPro is datalogging from the ECU to onboard memory. |
USB light
The USB light indicates a valid USB connection.
| • | On - the FlashPro is connected and USB drivers are installed and working correctly. |
| • | Off - USB is not connected or the USB drivers are not installed correctly. See Installing USB Drivers |
Buttons
Program button
The program button initiates the re-programming of the vehicle ECU. See Uploading a Calibration
Datalog button
The datalog button starts and stops datalogging from the vehicle. See On board datalogging