Today, I changed the configuration of my Volvo S60 B5 AWD Ultimate Dark MY23 (Volvo UX 5.0.5) for the first time.
These are the settings I modified:
043 Max Vehicle Speed Limitation from 180 to 250 (untested, not possible yet)
096 Audible Locking Feedback set to On (unfortunately not working)
271 Start/Stop Function Memory set to “Button without memory, standard symbol” (I don’t know where to find the switch.
The car still turns the engine on/off as expected with this setting, but where the hell is that switch/button in the menus?)
374 Polestar Level set to “Polestar optimized” (had a short drive, can’t say much yet).
The flashing process completed successfully and everything looked good—there were some funny noises from the car during the read/write process.
So, why isn’t the audible locking feedback working? I refer to this: https://forums.spaycetech.com/showthread...65#pid8665
And does anyone have an idea where to find the switch to turn the start/stop system off for the current drive? @BeachBoy?
Orbit ask for profile update (i had a virgin) so it updated and then my changes took place, flashing took about ~2 min afai remember right, everything was smooth.
My battery was only at 63% with 12,6V starting later around 12V, i had a lab power supply connected 13,6V at 20A, the power supply jumped two times from CC to CV so the car sucks a lot
Uk Orbit noob here trying Orbit out for the first time on my 'new' V90 R Design Pro 2019 T5. I seem to have quite a lot of options missing in the configuration tab including any kind of Polestar options. Only plugged Orbit in the once so far and did the Auto SS with memory option which worked but a few other things that didn't (for another thread perhaps). When I enter my VIN on the official Polestar website it comes up with the below benefits;
Power Mid-Range up to (hp)
Original:
174
Optimised:
200
(+15%)
Power Mid-Range up to (kW)
Original:
128
Optimised:
147
(+15%)
Power & Torque Mid-Range max starting from rpm shown.
Original:
350
Optimised:
400
(+14%)
Peak Power (hp)
Original:
254
Optimised:
261
(+3%)
Peak Power (kW)
Original:
187
Optimised:
192
(+3%)
Peak Power (rpm)
Original:
5500
Optimised:
5700
Peak Torque (Nm)
Original:
350
Optimised:
400
(+14%)
Peak Torque (rpm)
Original:
1500-4800
Optimised:
2500-3500
Acceleration 0-100 km/h (s)
Original:
7
Optimised:
6.9
(-1%)
Engine code
10
So I know that Orbit will only optmise the transmission part which is fine, I just wanted to try that before committing to the £575 that my local dealer charges for the full deal but it's not an option on Orbit at all. Am I doing something wrong, is there a way to unlock this within Orbit or if it's not's there as an option it simply isn't?
I try to analyse a log from a V90 2025 taken from rear lin-bus to control the rear lights,
and to see what every command is i search for a LDF file or if anyone have more info
here is a sample of the logfile:
Hello,
ive just purchased another car and need to add it to my orbit package how do I acquire credits to add another vehicle and how much is it please?
hello, I wish to update my car witch is a Volvo xc90, I only wish that someone can send me a flash by private so that I can update the car withe the latest update, my car is on 3,2,5. I have orbit and I want to know how I can do it on here, I don't have vida since it is not allowed in my country, I have tried using vpn but it still won't work, and I have not found any other possible ways to update the software,
if there is anyone that can send me a flash or a way to help me please do send a message,
and if it is possible for power6 themself to help me then that would be amazing
I apologize in advance. I suspect this has been answered before and I did search. There's just so many posts relating to this I figured I just ask for my specific question. So 2019 S60 T6 R. Can I enable the remote start using my key fob?
I've used the program for other changes and appreciate the efforts of all those involved. These changes have allowed me to create my favorite car.... Ever! Thank you.
I saw a couple of threads on here about running Orbit on ARM, specifically MacOS Silicon devices (M1 - M5, etc). Most suggest using thing like:
Parallels (costs money/free trial is an annoyance)
VMWare (absolute tumour of a company... Boradcom lol, bloatware and just general poor experience)
VirtualBox (Oracle poop)
I have found the best approach has been using UTM. UTM is an open source project, available via homebrew and seems to run with very little overhead. I have had comparable performance running it this way compared to natively.
I've put together a step-by-step guide for those of you who want to give this a go. I have been using it for a few days now with out any issues. Although I'm sure a caveat is required that this is to be done at your own risk as it is not 'officially' support, AFAIK.
Get started with homebrew (a package manager for MacOS, which allows you to install software from the terminal).
Adjust based on your region (ensure select Apple Silicon and latest)
Configure VM in UTM:
Open UTM and click the “+” button to open the VM creation wizard.
Select “Virtualize”.
Select “Windows”.
Pick the amount of RAM and CPU cores you wish to give access to the VM. Press “Continue”.
I suggest at least 8GB RAM & 4 Cores - the more the better, ensure your host has enough overhead to function normally.
Make “Install Windows 10 or higher” is checked. Also make sure “Install drivers and SPICE tools” is checked. Press “Browse” and select the ISO you built in step 1.
Specify the maximum amount of drive space to allocate. Press “Continue”.
I suggest 64GB to be safe, this allows rooms for the Windows OS. While its probably overkill; its better to have too much than too little.
If you have a directory you want to mount in the VM, you can select it here. Alternatively, you can skip this and select the directory later from the VM window’s toolbar. The shared directory will be available after installing SPICE tools (see below). Press “Continue”.
Useful if you have files on your host (Mac) that you'd like to access on the VM
Press “Save” to create the VM. Wait for the guest tools to finish downloading and press the Run button to start the VM.
Press any key to start the Windows installer and follow the instructions on screen. If you have issues with the mouse, press the mouse capture button in the toolbar to send mouse input directly. Press Control+Option together to exit mouse capture mode. Sometimes, due to driver issues, you can enter and exit capture mode and the mouse cursor works normally again.
Activate Windows:
I of course do not promote or encourage piracy, buy a key if you want although its not needed or required to run Orbit
Select 'I don't have a key' when installing
You could hypothetically google 'github MAS' and see what you find...
Install, following the wizard. The standard release can be ran on ARM Windows 11 (Windows performs some runtime emulation)
Congrats! You now have Orbit running on your shiny Macbook!
You'll want to buy a thunderbolt (UBS-C) to ethernet adapter. I recommend buying one from a rebutable brand as poor quality one's can be flaky. Sabrent, Belkin and StarTech are usally of high build quality. Avoid the chinesium.
I own a 2020 Volvo V90 D5 AWD. Sensus system. A while ago, the Webasto remote start via the app and the car’s door locks suddenly stopped working. I received a message twice saying the battery was too weak. I also checked it with a tester, which showed that the battery was not in the best condition. I replaced the main battery, reset the BMS and discharged the capacitors. Unfortunately, the remote functions only work sometimes. After that, they stop working. Often, the status in the app is not up to date. I can see the current time but an outdated status. The other communication functions in the car work, i.e. WiFi, navigation, VOC. Webasto also works via the in-car display. What else can I do? I reseted VCM but problem is not solved. Maybe hard reset? Any ideas?