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Excel list of Configuration Items - BeachBoy - 02-18-2024
Attached is an Excel file with all the configuration items. It will be updated when new revisions are created.
Next step will be to add a Category column so we can group the different options. This is what I am thinking:
- Core (Should not be changed)
- Lighting
- Audio & Video
- Wheels
- Driving Assistance
- Safety
- HVAC
Eventually we could match the Forum sections with these to make it easier on where to start threads.
RE: Excel list of Configuration Items - WunderWagen - 09-15-2024
Hello BeachBoy,
Thanks for putting this list together. Question, I see many options that my 2022.5 XC90 T8 Recharge loaded with all options (USA based) that are on your list but they do not show in the Orbit configurator. Is there a setting in Orbit I am missing to see all of the config options?
Examples of functions my car has that do not show in the configurator:
Air suspension
Heated seats
Illumination settings
Door handle lighting
wireless phone charger
etc.
RE: Excel list of Configuration Items - BeachBoy - 09-15-2024
(09-15-2024, 01:00 AM)WunderWagen Wrote: Hello BeachBoy,Have you checked the box to see ALL config options?
Thanks for putting this list together. Question, I see many options that my 2022.5 XC90 T8 Recharge loaded with all options (USA based) that are on your list but they do not show in the Orbit configurator. Is there a setting in Orbit I am missing to see all of the config options?
Examples of functions my car has that do not show in the configurator:
Air suspension
Heated seats
Illumination settings
Door handle lighting
wireless phone charger
etc.
The initial list is just the main ones.
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RE: Excel list of Configuration Items - WunderWagen - 09-15-2024
Thanks BeachBoy, I did not have that checked... just fixed that now.
RE: Excel list of Configuration Items - cholo07 - 10-25-2024
Tried to update but i cant find orbit any longer???????
What shall i do................
RE: Excel list of Configuration Items - BeachBoy - 10-30-2024
(10-25-2024, 04:42 PM)cholo07 Wrote: Tried to update but i cant find orbit any longer???????What do you mean "can't find orbit"?
What shall i do................
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RE: Excel list of Configuration Items - bdogChicago - 11-20-2024
I've just become a Spaycetech forum member as I'll be picking up my new to me 2017 V90 T6 CC on Monday. Just trying to confirm that Orbit is the DIY/Consumer software that will allow me to modify/activate/disable Sensus features - assuming all necessary hardware exists. Basically VIDA for consumers... Coming from an Audi Q7, VCDS was the go to method. If Orbit is the go to software, what is the most recommended tool for connecting my laptop (Windows 11) to the car; e.g., the OBDLink LX OBD2 Bluetooth scanner for Volvo. Thanks.
RE: Excel list of Configuration Items - spacey - 11-20-2024
Check retrofit forum what can and cannot be done. Most features requires additional hardware, Volvo is different from Audi, BMW etc in this regard.
RE: Excel list of Configuration Items - x119 - 11-20-2024
(Yesterday, 06:06 AM)bdogChicago Wrote: I've just become a Spaycetech forum member as I'll be picking up my new to me 2017 V90 T6 CC on Monday. Just trying to confirm that Orbit is the DIY/Consumer software that will allow me to modify/activate/disable Sensus features - assuming all necessary hardware exists. Basically VIDA for consumers... Coming from an Audi Q7, VCDS was the go to method. If Orbit is the go to software, what is the most recommended tool for connecting my laptop (Windows 11) to the car; e.g., the OBDLink LX OBD2 Bluetooth scanner for Volvo. Thanks.
Hello! BMW Enet cable will be fine with a Windows laptop. I would class OrBit in a similar way to VCDS. It's as powerful really as your knowledge. You're in the right place here to learn the basics, enabling software based items. Perhaps you can then move to retrofitting physical items..
