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11/12/2018

 Ford Steven Krieser (500Pts.)

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Correct Options for Evo-One Standalone Remote Start - 2008 Ford Fusion

I have installed an EVO-ONE into a 2008 Ford Fusion. This is NOT a T-harness install, as no T-Harness is available for this model. Connections include Yellow A1 to Pink E5, which in turn is connected to the ignition wire at the key cylinder block; Lt. Blue / Black A10 and Lt. Blue A20 to PATS RX and TX, respectively, at the PATS ring block; Green/White A17 and Green/Red A18 to the respective ends of the LF door trigger pin circuit; Orange E2 to the Accessory wire at the key cylinder block; Yellow E6 to the start wire at the key cylinder block; and E3 and E4 to 12V constant live and ground connections, respectively. Gray/Black C4 is connected to CAN LOW at the OBDII connector, and Gray C3 is connected to CAN HIGH at the OBDII connector. I have double-checked all wiring and confirmed correct connections throughout. I flashed the EVO-ONE bypass side to Firmware 71.[18], and have set function 31 to option 4. Upon initial post-installation test, I set the LED on the face of the EVO-ONE to "Blue," and got the quick flash when turning the ignition key. Holding the key to the PATS ring and remote-starting the vehicle, it started for a second and then shut off. I have not had any success in performing the two-key programming procedure. The LED remains red, and I do not get the expected LED changes when inserting the first and second keys as directed. I'm assuming I have a configuration issue of some sort, and I'm hoping someone can offer some insight. I have loaded the "suggested settings" in Flash Manager and have saved those to the EVO-ONE, but am stuck at getting the vehicle to remain started during the initial test. Thanks, in advance, for your help!
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22/11/2018

 FAQ Christopher Golly (140Pts.)

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Module Programming Options Online

You used to be able to check Fortin modules programming online with fortin.ca/support/001a06xxxxxx (Where your module service # is). There also used to be a box you could type your module in to check to see if it has been programmed correctly with the options. Whenever I type the address with correct module # in now, I no longer can see this, and the search box for modules dissapeared. Does anyone know what happened to this feature!?
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31/10/2018

 Other Bezalel Hirsch (310Pts.)

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404 error checking settings online

Im getting a 404 error when checking settings online Example: https://fortin.ca/en/support/001a06424099/ Is this service down?
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31/10/2018

 Other Bezalel Hirsch (310Pts.)

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404 error checking settings online

Im getting a 404 error when checking settings online Example: https://fortin.ca/en/support/001a06424099/ Is this service down?
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31/10/2018

 Jeep Anthony Minaudo (190Pts.)

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2014 Jeep JK Clutch bypass

installing a push to start system with my 2014 jeep wrangler JK. I have managed to prove everything programmed well and was usable while the clutch was pushed in. The moment i released the clutch, my EVO-All displayed a RED LED and i had to reprogram for it to work. I suspect this is due to a clutch switch bypass that is required Here are my questions - I see a 5 pin relay that needs to be used but i also see a note that i can use the EVO-ALL relay? - I'm also reading this relay will not allow cruise control. Is this true? If so, is there a way to bypass momentarily but keep the fortin programmed when bypass is not engaged? I would like to install a switch to disable the clutch bypass when the vehicle is being serviced or for use with cruise control. Please help
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17/10/2018

 Mitsubishi Max Lin (250Pts.)

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immobiliser wont bypass in lancer evolution 2008

Hi ,

I am using Evo-all to bypass the immobiliser to remote via viper alarm system for 5706V in Mitsubishi Lancer evolution 2008.

the immobiliser didn’t deactivate after programming 

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17/10/2018

 Mitsubishi Max Lin (250Pts.)

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immobiliser wont bypass in lancer evolution 2008

Hi ,

I am using Evo-all to bypass the immobiliser to remote via viper alarm system for 5706V in Mitsubishi Lancer evolution 2008.

the immobiliser didn’t deactivate after programming 

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27/08/2018

 FAQ G M (14940Pts.)

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load suggested options

In the flashlink manager when is need to click on the button "load suggested options"?
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12/05/2018

 Toyota Michael Murday (220Pts.)

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EVO One Programming - redundant settings in Bypass and Remote-start options?

When programming the evo one there are a couple of features that are configurable through both the bypass options and again in the remote-start options. Example is the 'D" confiurations (lock/unlock around start) in the bypass options and function 6 in the remote start options. My vehicle specific Fortin instructions say to set option D5 in the bypass options (lock after start), but don't mention anything about the function 6 config in the remote start. Do I need to change function 6 to mode 3 (lock after start) so it matches? What happens when they conflict? Similarly with the "C" options in bypass and function 38 in remote start. For these options that appear in both configs - the vehicle specific instructions mention the bypass options and no mention of the remote start options. Do you leave the remote start options at default even though they conflict with the bypass options?
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12/05/2018

 Toyota Michael Murday (220Pts.)

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EVO One Programming - redundant settings in Bypass and Remote-start options?

When programming the evo one there are a couple of features that are configurable through both the bypass options and again in the remote-start options. Example is the 'D" confiurations (lock/unlock around start) in the bypass options and function 6 in the remote start options. My vehicle specific Fortin instructions say to set option D5 in the bypass options (lock after start), but don't mention anything about the function 6 config in the remote start. Do I need to change function 6 to mode 3 (lock after start) so it matches? What happens when they conflict? Similarly with the "C" options in bypass and function 38 in remote start. For these options that appear in both configs - the vehicle specific instructions mention the bypass options and no mention of the remote start options. Do you leave the remote start options at default even though they conflict with the bypass options?
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