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//--------------------------------------
//--- 010 Editor Binary Template
//
// File: fpa_dataset.bt
// Author: MQB-coding
// Revision: 9999
// Purpose: VAG MQB FPA (fahrprofilauswahl / driving profile) dataset parsing
// Comments: red = unknown, yellow = possible, green = sure, gray = doesn't look very relevant.
// Currently only useful for FPA datasets for 3Q0907530Q and newer.
//--------------------------------------
OutputPaneClear();
local int groupsMatrixControlsArray[64];
local int mk7 = (FileSize() == 0x1100 ? 1 : 0);
BitfieldDisablePadding();
BigEndian();
char dataset_version[4] <format=hex,bgcolor=cGreen,comment="Version">; // something like J1 00
// Anything older than version IA seems to be a different format.
// second part of the version is always 00
//ubyte header1[10] <bgcolor=cRed>;
struct{
byte header_04; // always 64
byte year <read=Str("%lg", this+2010), bgcolor=cGreen>;
byte header_06 <bgcolor=cDkGray>; // always 00
byte header_07; // always 0a
byte header_08; // 00 or 1e. Always 00, except with LA, LE, LG, LI, LK, LO
byte header_09; // 1, 0 or ff. FF is used on Audi Datasets. 0 is used on the datasets that are marked "with eco button".
byte header_0A; // 0, 1 or 6. 6 is used on the datasets that are marked "with eco button".
byte header_0B; // 0, 3, 14, 32 or 0A . No idea what this is. 3 is used on the datasets that are marked "with eco button".
byte header_0C; // 0A or 0F. 0A only seems to be used with Tiguan datasets?
byte header_0D; // always 01
} header1;
struct{
byte header_0E; //always F4
byte header_0F; // 0, 2 or 6. 2 only used in NOFPA_DS JC00. 0 is used in the datasets that are marked by 1e in byte 8 of header1
byte header_10 <bgcolor=cDkGray>; // always 00
byte header_11 <bgcolor=cDkGray>; // always 00
byte header_12; // 4 or 7. 4 is used in LA, LE, LG, LI, LK, LO, TA, TB, TC, TK.
byte header_13; // 0, 2 or 4. Audi datasets use 0 or 4. 2 is used by all others.
byte header_14; // 0, 1 or 2. 1 is used on the datasets that are marked "with eco button".
byte header_15; // 0, 1 or 2
byte header_16; // 0, 14 or 1e. Audi datasets use 0 or 1e.
byte header_17 <bgcolor=cDkGray>; // always 0
} header2;
// From here it appears to be some kind of table, 32 rows, 15 colums, or something like that.
// it appears to override the request values before they are sent to a control module
FSeek(38);
struct{
struct{
ubyte value_B:4<bgcolor=cDkGreen>;
ubyte value_A:4<bgcolor=cGreen>;
}group_children_request_values_x [15]<optimize=true>;
}group_children_request_values[32]<optimize=true>;
// findings so far:
// on these datasets, the controls line up with their respective position in list_of_grouped_controls:
// IB (Golf 2019)
// J6 (Tiguan 2019)
// JA (Golf R 310)
// JD (Golf Standard)
// N1 (A3 tdi 2018)
// OC (Magotan 2021 with DCC Slider)
// OS (GTI 2021)
// OY
// looks like they match:
// M9 (Octavia 2019)
// MJ (Superb 2020)
// on these datasets, they don't:
// LI (Leon FR 2020)
// LK (Leon Cupra 300)
// LO (Leon Cupra)
// O2 (Magotan 2021 GTE)
FSeek(518);
ubyte group_member_request_values_controls[8] <bgcolor=cDkGreen,name=getControlName>;
ubyte amount_of_members_per_group[8] <bgcolor=cGreen>;
// these are the names of the groups.
// examples:
// IB 21 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF 04 - 1 group, 4 controls
// J6 21 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF 04 - 1 group, 4 controls
// JA 21 24 FF FF FF FF FF FF 03 02 - 2 groups, 3+2 controls
// JD 21 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF 04 - 1 group, 4 controls
// N1 03 0A FF FF FF FF FF FF 04 03 - 2 groups, 4 controls, 3 controls
// OC 21 24 FF FF FF FF FF FF 04 02 - 2 groups, 4 controls, 2 controls
// OS 21 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF 04 - 1 group, 4 controls
// OY 21 24 FF FF FF FF FF FF 04 02 - 2 groups, 4 + 2 controls
// LI 01 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF 05 - 1 group, 5 controls
// LK 01 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF 06 - 1 group, 6 controls
// LO 01 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF 07 - 1 group, 7 controls
// O2 00 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF - no groups
// PF 21 24 07 FF FF FF FF FF 03 02 02 - 3 groups, 3+2+2 controls
// Having 3+2+2 in dataset PF rules out that this is anything other than group size.
ubyte reserved_for_future_use[32] <bgcolor=cDkGray, hidden=true>; // always zeroes
// these determine specifically which controls are set in the group member matrix.
long members_in_group_[4]<read=getGroupMemberLongCodingByteName, bgcolor=cGreen>;
// Known values:
// sets with 1 group
// IB: 4018 0000 0000 0000 1 group: 4 controls
// J6: 4018 0000 0000 0000 1 group: 4 controls
// JC: 1000 0010 0000 0000 1 group: 2 controls
// LI: 4018 0000 0000 0000 1 group: 7 controls
// LK: 4018 0000 0000 0000 1 group: 6 controls
// OS: 4018 0000 0000 0000 1 group: 4 controls
// sets with 2 groups
// M9: 401C 0000 2001 0000 2 groups: 4 controls, 2 controls
// OC: 4018 0080 2000 0000 2 groups: 4 controls, 2 controls
// OY: 4018 0080 2000 0000 2 groups: 4 controls, 2 controls
// sets with 3 grOups
// PF: 4018 0080 2000 0000 0080 3 groups: 3 controls, 3 controls, 2 controls
// sets without groups
// J4: 0000 0000 0000 0000
// KN: 0000 0000 0000 0000
// O2: 0000 0000 0000 0000
// O3: 0000 0000 0000 0000
// ON: 0000 0000 0000 0000
// OO: 0000 0000 0000 0000
// P4: 0000 0000 0000 0000
// Audi, so different logic:
// N1: 0010 0080 2001 0000
ubyte reserved_for_future_use_2[80] <bgcolor=cDkGray, hidden=true>; // always zeroes
ushort function_bytes_settings_shifted_by_1_bit[30] <hidden=true>; // name isn't accurate, but this value is only used for print
FSeek(662);
struct {
ubyte allowed_to_change_in_evoff: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allowed_to_change_in_hybridarea: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allowed_to_change_in_hybridcharge: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allowed_to_change_in_hybridhold: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allowed_to_change_in_offroadindividual: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allowed_to_change_in_snow: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allowed_to_change_in_lift: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allowed_to_change_in_clubsport: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allowed_to_change_in_notset: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allowed_to_change_in_ecoplus: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allowed_to_change_in_race: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allowed_to_change_in_eco: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allowed_to_change_in_offroad: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allowed_to_change_in_sport: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allowed_to_change_in_normal: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allowed_to_change_in_comfort: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
} control_is_allowed_to_change[30] <bgcolor=cGreen,optimize=true>;
ushort function_bytes_settings[30] <comment=getFunctionByteSettingName,hidden=true>;// name isn't accurate, but this value is only used for print
FSeek(722);
struct {
ubyte remember_after_reset_in_evoff: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte remember_after_reset_in_hybridarea: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte remember_after_reset_in_hybridcharge: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte remember_after_reset_in_hybridhold: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte remember_after_reset_in_offroadindividual: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte remember_after_reset_in_snow: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte remember_after_reset_in_lift: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte remember_after_reset_in_clubsport: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte remember_after_reset_in_ecoplus: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte remember_after_reset_in_race: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte remember_after_reset_in_eco: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte remember_after_reset_in_offroad: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte remember_after_reset_in_sport: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte remember_after_reset_in_normal: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte remember_after_reset_in_comfort: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte remember_after_reset_in_notset: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
}control_is_reset[30] <bgcolor=cDkGreen,optimize=true>;
byte restart_value[30] <format=hex, bgcolor=cGreen, name=getSettingName>;
// this is the default value after restart
byte unknown_value_32C <bgcolor=cDkGray,hidden=true>;
// tested different values, doesn't seem to do anything
// seems to be 0 always
// enabled profiles start here
ubyte FPA_profile[12] <format=hex,bgcolor=cGreen,name=getFPAName>;
// changing this will changes what button is shown in the FPA selection screen.
// these bytes determine what profile button is used in what position
// for instance:
// Put "04" into profile_1, and it will display as Offroad.
ubyte profile_returns_after_restart[12] <format=hex,bgcolor=cGreen, name=getFPAName>;
// This determines what profile position it returns to after restarting the car.
struct{
ubyte allow_return_to_evoff: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allow_return_to_hybridarea: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allow_return_to_hybridcharge: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allow_return_to_hybridhold: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allow_return_to_offroadindividual: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allow_return_to_snow: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allow_return_to_lift: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allow_return_to_clubsport: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allow_return_to_individual: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allow_return_to_race: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allow_return_to_eco: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allow_return_to_offroad: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allow_return_to_sport: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allow_return_to_normal: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allow_return_to_comfort: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
ubyte allow_return_to_notset: 1 <read = getYesNo>;
} allow_return_to_profile <optimize=false, bgcolor=cGreen>;
// this determines whether or not it's allowed to return to a given profile upon reset.
byte profile_0_nodata[30] <bgcolor=cDkGray, hidden=true>;
// tested with different values here, doesn't seem to do anything
struct{
// refer to FPA_controls for the meaning of each byte number
byte setting_byte[30] <bgcolor=cDkGreen, comment=getSettingName, open=true, format=hex>;
}profile[12];
// the driving profiles as they are displayed underneath the (i) icon in the HMI.
byte list_of_grouped_controls[30]<format=hex,bgcolor=cGreen, name=getControlName>;
// The value of this determines what value is used in the profiles for instance,
// if there's a value 01 on the first position, that means the first value in the
// profile sets this specific setting.
// This list is what's actually shown in the User Interface, and it can represent a group of controls.
// See list_of_controls for all the ungrouped controls
// NEVER PUT FF HERE
struct{
// this block consists of 30 bytes, after that the same pattern can be found, once for each enabled profile.
// so there will be data for profile 1, 2, 3, but the 4th set of data here will be filled with zeroes when it's not used.
// the 6th profile is used as "individual", so it has additional settings.
ushort individual_setting_byte[30] <comment=getIndividualSettingName,open=true, bgcolor=cDkGreen> ;
} settings_shown_in_HMI[12];
// button section starts here
byte unknown_7BB[2] <bgcolor=cRed>;
// almost always 00 00 , except on KV, N1, N8: Audi firmwares.
// there it's 00 FF
ubyte button_type[5] <bgcolor=cDkGreen>;
// 0 = disabled
// 1 = push button
// 4 = ?
// 5 = knob
// 6 = ? O(occurs on MZ)
// 254 = steering wheel long push 11111110
// 253 = steering normal push 11111101
// FD on Tiguan R (has enabled steering wheel FPA buttons)
// FE on Tiguan R (has enabled steering wheel FPA buttons)
// TODO: test 5th byte if it is doing anything or if it's ignored and is just a filler byte
ubyte button_behavior[5] <bgcolor=cYellow>;
// 0 = disabled
// 1 = enabled
// 4 = can rotate in 2 directions?
// there are 4 bytes, because there's room for 4 buttons. Maybe even 5, not sure yet.
// TODO: test 5th byte if it is doing anything or if it's ignored and is just a filler byte
// TODO: test other values
byte button_action[5] <bgcolor=cDkYellow>;
// 01 = button press cycles through the modes
// 03 = only open FPA dialog, no selection by button
// 05 = ? (occurs on MZ00)
// TODO: test other values like 2, 4, 5, 6.
// again, for each of the 4 buttons.
byte cycling_through_modes[5] <bgcolor=cGreen>;
// 00 = nothing
// 01 = there's no loop
// 03 = loop through all the modes over and over again
// again, for each of the 4 buttons.
ubyte button_profile_list_number[5]<bgcolor=cDkGreen >;
// the number determines the list of profiles to cycle through
struct {
ubyte list_0_unknown_property: 4;
ubyte list_0:4 <bgcolor=cLtGreen, name=(this == 0 ? "None" : getFPAName(FPA_profile[this-1]))>;
ubyte list_1_unknown_property: 4;
ubyte list_1:4 <bgcolor=cGreen, name=(this == 0 ? "None" : getFPAName(FPA_profile[this-1]))>;
ubyte list_2_unknown_property: 4;
ubyte list_2:4 <bgcolor=cGreen, name=(this == 0 ? "None" : getFPAName(FPA_profile[this-1]))>;
ubyte list_3_unknown_property: 4;
ubyte list_3:4 <bgcolor=cDkGreen, name=(this == 0 ? "None" : getFPAName(FPA_profile[this-1]))>;
} button_profile_lists[8] <optimize=true>;
struct {
// these 8 sets of 4 hold the 8 profiles you can choose from, depending on what list is selected by button_profile_list_number
// the numbers in this list refer to the entry in FPA_profile[12], so the possible (decimal) values are as follows:
// 0 = disabled
// 1 to 12 = reference to the profile in FPA_profile
// 221: ?
// 232: ?
// 241: seen on steering wheel button setups
// The logic for these higher numbers isn't clear yet.
// These values are highly probable to be split bytes.
// Todo: find out that's the logic behind this.
// the following need more research.
ubyte unknown_button_data_7F6[4] <bgcolor=cYellow>;
// known (dec) values:
// 0
// 1
// 2
// 5
// 3rd and 4th are always 00
ubyte unknown_button_data_7FA[4]<bgcolor=cDkYellow>;
// known (dec) values:
// 0
// 2
// 3
// 6
// 9
// 12
ubyte unknown_button_data_7FE[4]<bgcolor=cRed>;
// 0x7FE:
// 1st and 3rd byte always 0. Are these SHORT values instead of bytes?
// known (dec) values for 2nd byte:
// 2 most datasets, on the 2nd byte
// 4 on J7 and OT, which both have an eco button
// 16 on KN
// 18 on MZ
// 26 on J4
// 34 on KV
//
// known (dec) values for 4th byte:
// 2
// 6
// 18
// 22
// 23
// 66
ubyte unknown_button_data_802[4]<bgcolor=cLtRed>;
// 0x802:
// 1st, 3rd and 4th byte always 0. Are these SHORT values instead of bytes?
// 2nd byte:
// 18 MZ
// 66 PF
ubyte unknown_button_data_806_screen_behavior[4]<bgcolor=cRed>;
// known (dec) values:
// 0
// 1
// 2
// 06 = screen doesn't scroll to show all profiles, only the ones that are in the profile selection list.
// 250 (FA)
// FF = no screen visible
// FE = no screen visible
// F0 = no screen visible
// 0A = no screen visible
// 0: "Not set"
// 1: "Title: <brand> drive profile with DCC"
// 2: "Title: <brand> drive profile"
// 3: "Profiles are no longer matching, and a different animation" - Never seen in factory datasets.
// 4: "No HMI screen, only FPA icon" - Never seen in factory datasets.
// 5: "Nothing on HMI screen, FPA only visible on virtual cockpit" - Never seen in factory datasets.
// 6: "Title = profile name. Screen only shows the profiles that are in the list",
// 7: "No HMI screen, only FPA icon" - Never seen in factory datasets.
// 250: "Unknown"
ubyte unknown_button_data_80A[4]<bgcolor=cDkRed>;
// 1st byte always 0
// known (dec) values:
// 2nd byte:
// 0
// 3
// 11
//
// 3rd byte:
// 1
// 5
// 6
// 12
//
// 4th byte:
// 1
// 2
// 3
// 9
ubyte unknown_button_data_80E[4]<bgcolor=cRed>;
// 1st byte:
// 0
// 1
//
// 2nd byte:
// 0
// 1 (only 1 if 1st byte = 0)
//
// 3rd byte:
// 2
// 241
//
// 4th byte:
// 2
// 241
ubyte unknown_button_data_812[4]<bgcolor=cLtRed>;
// 0
// 1
// 2
// 10
ubyte unknown_button_data_816[4]<bgcolor=cRed >;
// 0
// 1
// 2
// 33
// 112
// 113
// 255
} unknown_button_data;
ubyte unknown_button_data_81A[3]<bgcolor=cDkRed >;
// 0 0 0 on most datasets
// 1 0 0 on N1 and N8
ubyte unknown_button_data_81D[10]<bgcolor=cRed >;
// 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 on most datasets
// 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 on MZ
ubyte unknown_button_data_827[18]<bgcolor=cLtRed >;
// this needs more research.
// 00 02 00 02 00 12 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 on J4
// 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 on all other datasets
ubyte unknown_839[2]<bgcolor=cDkRed >;
// Known dec values:
// 0 0 almost all datasets
// 8 0 MZ
ubyte unknown_83B[10]<bgcolor=cRed >;
// known values:
// all datasets: FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF (reserved for future use?)
// J4 has: 05 05 04 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF
// MZ has: FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF F1
struct {
ubyte unknown_845_data[15];
} unknown_845_table[8]<bgcolor=cDkRed >;
// some kind of table, 8 by 15. Only J4 and MZ seem to have it. Some old gateway leftover?
ubyte unknown_88D[3] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // always 0x00;
byte unknown_8C0[2]<bgcolor=cDkRed >;
// Known values:
// 00
// 2E (0010 1110) on all datasets with FPA
// 26 (0010 0110) on KV00
// could be some kind of feature flag, where bits set various features?
// todo: test with this, there might be something cool inside like test mode that enables all profiles ;-)
byte AID_profile_banner[12]<bgcolor=cGreen, comment=getAIDBanner>; //Determines what banner is shown on the AID when selecting the profile
// todo: test the following decimal values:
// 32
byte unknown_setting_8CE[12]<bgcolor=cLtRed>;
// Only J4 has data here:
// 00 00 17 00 00 16 00 00 00 00 00 00
byte unknown_setting_8DA[9]<bgcolor=cRed>;
// after setting to 123456789, the default settings on individual profile were reset.
// Of this list of 9 bytes, only the 2nd and 3rd byte have data
// is filled with 0, 1, 2, 5 or 6.
// Possibly some kind of long press default value?
// todo: test changing the values:
// 0
// 1
// 2
// 5
// 6
short mode_light_on[12]<bgcolor=cGreen, name=getModeButtonLightState>;
// 00 = off
// 01 = on
// 02 = blink
// 03 = ?
// 05 = ?
// 06 = Tiguan knob lit.
// the following 8 groups of data map perfectly to the controls.
// it is the value range that is used when communicating to the control module.
// These bytes actually control what is happening when a certain mode is chosen
// You can diplay these as a matrix
BitfieldRightToLeft();
struct{
struct{
int request_value_A :4;
int request_value_B :4;
}request_value[30]<optimize=true>;
} request_values[8]<bgcolor=cGreen,optimize=true>;
// This is a matrix of 8 bytes x 30 controls.
// Each byte holds 2 profiles (4 bit per profile)
// The value is sent to the control module, which changes it's behavior to a given mode when it's supported.
// The values correspond with the request value that can be found in
// measurements values, driving profile selection, requested value.
// If a Requested Value leads to a change in Actual Value, it means the module accepts this value.
byte list_of_controls[30]<bgcolor=cGreen, comment=getControlName >;
// This determines what FPA-control is controled by the bytes at "settings_shown_in_HMI"
// usage: set each byte to whatever FPA-control you would like to be handles by the "settings_shown_in_HMI". This should be in line with FPA_controls
// NEVER PUT FF HERE
byte grouped_controls[30] <bgcolor=cDkGreen>;
// this byte range determines to which group a control belongs.
long grouped_controls_controlbyte <bgcolor=cDkGreen, fgcolor=cLtGreen,format=binary>;
// works as follows:
// 1 grouped setting: 01 (Bit 0 set)
// 2 grouped settings: 03 (Bit 0-1 set)
// 3 grouped settings: 07 (Bit 0-2 set)
// 4 grouped settings: 0F (Bit 0-3 set)
// 5 grouped settings: 1F (Bit 0-4 set)
// 6 grouped settings: 3F (Bit 0-5 set)
// 7 grouped settings: 7F (Bit 0-6 set)
byte gw_longcoding_controls_with_links[30]<bgcolor=cGreen, name=getLongCodingByteName>;
// Byte 9, Bit 0 = 0x19 = EDS and so forth
// Byte 9, Bit 1 = 0x1A = HHC
// see getLongCodingByteName
byte gw_longcoding_controls_without_links[30]<bgcolor=cDkGreen, name=getLongCodingByteName>;
// Same list as previous one, but can be used to link one control to another. Is used with Sailing and 4x4 features.
byte SettingBytes_again[30] <bgcolor=cRed>; // rhymes with earlier setting bytes?
// known values: 2 and 3. Changes didn't seem to touch the 0x38 table logic
byte SettingBytes_more[30] <bgcolor=cDkRed>; // rhymes with earlier setting bytes?
// known values: 0 and 8. Changes didn't seem to touch the 0x38 table logic
// the following data all seems to be related to PHEV.
struct{
// the following data appears to be related to Hybrid only, as it's almost completely empty on non-hybrid/PHEV datasets.
ubyte PHEV_unknown_AA3[8] <bgcolor=cLtRed>;
// KV, N1, N8: 00 01 02 03 04 00 00 01
// others: 00 32 33 34 00 00 00 01
ubyte PHEV_unknown_AA9[4] <bgcolor=cRed>;
// known decimal values:
// 255, 255, 255, 255 on most datasets
// 255, 6 255, 255 on PD, PF, PH and PO
// 255, 8 241, 241 on O2, O3, O4, O5, ON, OO, OV, P2, P3, P4, PG, PJ, PK, PL, TE
ubyte PHEV_unknown_AAF[4] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // always 0xFF
ubyte PHEV_unknown_AB3[4] <bgcolor=cDkRed>;
// known decimal values:
// 5 241 1 255
// 5 241 241 255
// 255 255 4 241
// 255 255 255 255
ubyte PHEV_unknown_AB7[5] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // always 0xFF
ubyte PHEV_unknown_ABC <bgcolor=cDkRed>; // always 0xFF, except on MZ: 5
ubyte PHEV_unknown_ABD[9] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // always 0xFF
ubyte PHEV_unknown_AC6[26] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // always 0x00
ubyte PHEV_unknown_AE0[14] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // always 0xFF
ubyte PHEV_unknown_AEE[14] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // always: 00 FF 00 00 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF 00 00 00
// note: there are quite a few 14-sized shapes in this area...
ushort PHEV_unknown_AFC <bgcolor=cDkRed>; // always 0 0, except on MZ: 8 0
ushort PHEV_unknown_AFE <bgcolor=cRed>; // always 0 0, except on MZ: 8 0
ushort PHEV_unknown_B00 <bgcolor=cDkRed>; // always 0 0, except on MZ: 8 0
ubyte PHEV_unknown_B02[5] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // always 0
ubyte PHEV_unknown_B08[4] <bgcolor=cDkRed>; // always 255 255, 255, 255, except on MZ: 255, 12, 12, 12
ubyte PHEV_unknown_B0C[4] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // always 0xFF
ubyte PHEV_unknown_B0F[77] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // 77 bytes of FF's and 00's. What's the relevance? No idea!
ushort PHEV_unknown_B5C[20] <bgcolor=cDkRed>; // see excelsheet
ubyte PHEV_unknown_B83[44] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // always 0x00
ubyte PHEV_unknown_BB0[10] <bgcolor=cDkRed>; // see excelsheet
ushort PHEV_unknown_BBA[10] <bgcolor=cLtRed>; // see excelsheet
ubyte PHEV_unknown_BCE[10] <bgcolor=cDkRed>; // see excelsheet
struct {
ubyte PHEV_unknown_BD8_table_1[32] <bgcolor=cRed>; // see excelsheet, could be like a controls list?
ubyte PHEV_unknown_BD8_table_2[32] <bgcolor=cDkRed>; // see excelsheet, could be hybrid mode 1?
ubyte PHEV_unknown_BD8_table_3[32] <bgcolor=cRed>; // see excelsheet, could be hybrid mode 2?
ubyte PHEV_unknown_BD8_table_4[32] <bgcolor=cDkRed>; // see excelsheet, could be hybrid mode 3?
} PHEV_unknown_BD8_table;
ubyte PHEV_unknown_C58[22] <bgcolor=cLtRed>; // see excelsheet
ubyte PHEV_unknown_C6E[107] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // see excelsheet
ubyte PHEV_unknown_CD9[1] <bgcolor=cRed>;
// known decimal values:
// 0 : almost always
// 80: N1, N8, KV (Audi datasets)
// 42: O2, O3, O4, O5, ON, OO, OV, P2, P3, P4, PG, PJ, PK, PL, TE
ubyte PHEV_unknown_CDA[3] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // always 0
ubyte PHEV_unknown_CDD[4] <bgcolor=cRed>;
// known decimal values:
// 0 0 0 0 : almost always
// 134 0 12 0 : KV, N1, N8 (Audi datasets)
// 34 0 28 0 : MZ
// 34 0 28 27 : O2, O3, O4, O5, ON, OO, OV, P2, P3, P4, PG, PJ, PK, PL, TE
ubyte PHEV_unknown_CE1[11] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // always 0
ubyte PHEV_unknown_CEC[1] <bgcolor=cRed>;
// known decimal values:
// 0
// 1: O4, O5, P2
// 5: O2, O3, ON, OO, OV, P3, P4, PG, PJ, PK, PL, TE
ubyte PHEV_unknown_CED[9] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // always 0
ubyte PHEV_unknown_CF6[1] <bgcolor=cRed>;
// known decimal values:
// 0
// 1: O2, O3, O4, O5, ON, OO, P2, P3, P4, PG, PJ, PK, PL, TE
ubyte PHEV_unknown_CF7[11] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // always 0
ubyte PHEV_unknown_D02[10] <bgcolor=cRed>;
// known decimal values:
// 15 0 0 0 30 0 0 1 0 0 KV, N1, N8 (Audi datasets)
// 31 0 0 0 62 0 0 1 0 0 MZ, O2, O3, O4, O5, ON, OO, OV, P2, P3, P4, PG, PJ, PK, PL, TE
ubyte hybrid_modes[12]<format=decimal,bgcolor=cYellow>; //not sure, needs testing
ubyte hybrid_modes_active[12]<bgcolor=cRed >; //not sure, needs testing
ubyte PHEV_unknown_D24[192] <bgcolor=cDkRed >;
ubyte PHEV_unknown_DE4[12] <bgcolor=cLtRed>;
// on cars with a hybrid profile, this is always:
// 6 5 1 4 1 3 2 1 1 14 13 1
// otherwise it's zeroes.
ubyte PHEV_unknown_DF0[6] <bgcolor=cRed>;
// zeroes, but on MZ it's 0 0 3 0 0 0
ubyte PHEV_unknown_DF6[28] <bgcolor=cDkRed>;
ubyte PHEV_unknown_E12[4] <bgcolor=cRed>;
// zeroes, but on MZ it's 3 0 0 0
ubyte PHEV_unknown_E16[14] <bgcolor=cLtRed>;
ubyte PHEV_unknown_E24[8] <bgcolor=cRed>;
struct{
ubyte PHEV_unknown_E2C_data[6];
} PHEV_unknown_E2C[5] <bgcolor=cDkRed>;
ubyte PHEV_unknown_E4A[4] <bgcolor=cRed>;
ubyte PHEV_unknown_E4F[8] <bgcolor=cLtRed>; // 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 on MZ, 0 on all others
ubyte PHEV_unknown_E56[64] <bgcolor=cRed>; // looks to be 8x8 bytes or so
ubyte PHEV_unknown_E96[7] <bgcolor=cDkRed>; // on Hybrid cars: 138 37 1 34 0 174 0
ubyte AID_mode_banner[12]<bgcolor=cGreen, comment=getAIDBanner>;
ubyte PHEV_unknown_EA9[20] <bgcolor=cDkRed>; // on Hybrid cars: 138 37 1 34 0 174 0
ubyte PHEV_unknown_E4D[4] <bgcolor=cRed>;
ubyte PHEV_unknown_EC1[10] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // always 0
ushort PHEV_unknown_ECB[4] <bgcolor=cRed>;
ubyte PHEV_unknown_ED3[4] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // always 0
ubyte PHEV_unknown_ED7[4] <bgcolor=cDkRed>;
// especially the 4th byte has a lot of variation and is set on most datasets
// very interesting what this could be!
ubyte PHEV_unknown_EDB[24] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // always 0
ubyte PHEV_unknown_EF3[1] <bgcolor=cRed>;
// always 0, except on O2, O3, O4, O5, ON, OO, OV, P2, P3, P4, PG, PJ, PK, PL, PM, TE. There it's 21
ubyte PHEV_unknown_EF4[4] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // always 0
ubyte PHEV_unknown_EF8[1] <bgcolor=cRed>; // 1 on KV, otherwise 0
ubyte PHEV_unknown_EF9[7] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray, hidden=true>; // always 0
ubyte PHEV_unknown_F00[1] <bgcolor=cRed >;
// 0 : almost always
// KV: 8
ubyte PHEV_unknown_F01[24] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // always 0
ubyte PHEV_unknown_F19[2] <bgcolor=cRed >;
// 0 0: almost always
// KV: 127 255
FSeek(3867);
ubyte PHEV_unknown_F1B[15] <bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // always 0
ubyte PHEV_unknown_F1D[2] <bgcolor=cRed >;
// 0 0: almost always
// 6 0: on PD, PH, PO
// 0 6: on PF
} PHEV_unknown_data <fgcolor=cLtBlue>;
if (mk7) {
FSeek(0xf2c);
ubyte PHEV_zeroes[464]<bgcolor=cDkGray, fgcolor=cGray , hidden=true>; // all zeroes on all datasets I've seen
}
FSeek(FileSize()-4);
LittleEndian(); // go to littleendian mode because of checksum format
local int calculated_checksum;
calculated_checksum = Checksum(CHECKSUM_CRC32, 0,FileSize()-4);
ulong dataset_checksum <format=hex,bgcolor=cGreen,comment="CRC32">;
FSeek(2006);
ubyte button_for_test[32];
// Don't mess with anything below here, unless you know what you're doing.
printTitle("Dataset specifics");
Printf(" Version: %s", dataset_version);
Printf(" \n");
local int i = 0;
local int j = 0;
local int profile_number = 0;
local int setting_number = 0;
local string settingText;
while( profile_number < 12 )
{
if (FPA_profile[profile_number] != 00) {
Printf (" Profile position %i: %s(%x) \n", profile_number, getFPAName(FPA_profile[profile_number]),FPA_profile[profile_number] );
Printf (" Returns to %s after restart\n", getFPAName(profile_returns_after_restart[profile_number]) );
Printf (" Banner on AID: %s \n", getAIDBanner(AID_profile_banner[profile_number]) );
Printf (" Mode button LED: %s \n", getModeButtonLightState(mode_light_on[profile_number]));
Printf (" Settings: \n");
for( setting_number = 0; setting_number < 30; setting_number++)
{
settingText = getSettingName(profile[profile_number].setting_byte[setting_number]);
if (settingText!="not set"){
Printf ("\t%i\t%-30s: %s (%x) \n", setting_number, getControlName(list_of_grouped_controls[setting_number]),getSettingName(profile[profile_number].setting_byte[setting_number]),profile[profile_number].setting_byte[setting_number]);
}
}
}
profile_number += 1;
Printf("\n");
}
local int indiv_profile_number = 0;
local int indiv_setting_number = 0;
printTitle("HMI");
Printf(" The following settings are shown in the HMI.\n Items that have no settings are hidden.\n\n");
while( indiv_profile_number < 12 )
{
{
Printf (" %s HMI shows the following settings: \n", getSettingName(indiv_profile_number+1) );
Printf (" Position Control setting: \n");
for( indiv_setting_number = 0; indiv_setting_number < 30; indiv_setting_number++)
{
if (list_of_grouped_controls[indiv_setting_number] > 0){
Printf (" %i \t %-30s: %s(%04x) \n", indiv_setting_number, getControlName( list_of_grouped_controls[indiv_setting_number]),getIndividualSettingName(settings_shown_in_HMI[indiv_profile_number].individual_setting_byte[indiv_setting_number]),(settings_shown_in_HMI[indiv_profile_number].individual_setting_byte[indiv_setting_number]));
}
}
}
indiv_profile_number += 1;
Printf("\n");
}
local int indivgroup_setting_number = 0;
local int group_number = 0;
printTitle("Controls");
Printf(" Pos \tDisplayed Name \tControl \t Gateway Long Coding Byte \n");
local int ctrlPosition = 0;
for( ctrlPosition = 0; ctrlPosition < 30; ctrlPosition++)
{
if (list_of_controls[ctrlPosition] > 0){
if (gw_longcoding_controls_without_links[ctrlPosition] == gw_longcoding_controls_with_links[ctrlPosition]){
Printf (" %i \t%-30s\t%02x \t %s (%02x)\n", ctrlPosition, getControlName(list_of_controls[ctrlPosition]), list_of_controls[ctrlPosition], getLongCodingByteName(gw_longcoding_controls_with_links[ctrlPosition]),gw_longcoding_controls_with_links[ctrlPosition]);
} else {
Printf (" %i \t%-30s\t%02x \t %s (%02x) linked to %s (%02x)\n", ctrlPosition, getControlName(list_of_controls[ctrlPosition]), list_of_controls[ctrlPosition], getLongCodingByteName(gw_longcoding_controls_with_links[ctrlPosition]),gw_longcoding_controls_with_links[ctrlPosition],getLongCodingByteName(gw_longcoding_controls_without_links[ctrlPosition]),gw_longcoding_controls_without_links[ctrlPosition]);
}
}
}
printTitle("Setting Groups");
local int num_of_groups = 0;
while (indivgroup_setting_number < 30) {
group_number = 1;
while (group_number < 30) {
if (grouped_controls[indivgroup_setting_number] == group_number) {
//The following statement is to fix a bug where the name of the group 4 needs the control that's in position 3.
if (group_number == 4){
Printf(" Group %i (%s): %s (%02x) - 0x38 Matrix line: %i\n", group_number, getControlName(list_of_grouped_controls[group_number-2]), getControlName(list_of_controls[indivgroup_setting_number]),list_of_controls[indivgroup_setting_number], groupMemberMatrixPosition(indivgroup_setting_number,group_number));
}else{
Printf(" Group %i (%s): %s (%02x) - 0x38 Matrix line: %i\n", group_number, getControlName(list_of_grouped_controls[group_number-1]), getControlName(list_of_controls[indivgroup_setting_number]),list_of_controls[indivgroup_setting_number], groupMemberMatrixPosition(indivgroup_setting_number,group_number));
}
num_of_groups++;
}
group_number++;
}
indivgroup_setting_number++;
}
if (num_of_groups == 0) {
Printf(" No groups configured at 0xA09 range.\n");
}
//----
printTitle("Allowed to make changes to a specific mode for a specific setting (0x296)");
Printf(" \tComfort────────────────────┐\n") ;
Printf(" \tNormal────────────────────┐│\n") ;
Printf(" \tSport────────────────────┐││\n") ;
Printf(" \tOffroad─────────────────┐│││\n") ;
Printf(" \tRace───────────────────┐││││\n") ;
Printf(" \tEco───────────────────┐│││││\n") ;
Printf(" \tIndividual───────────┐││││││\n") ;
Printf(" \tRange───────────────┐│││││││\n") ;
Printf(" \tLift──────────────┐ ││││││││\n") ;
Printf(" \tOffroad Snow─────┐│ ││││││││\n") ;
Printf(" \tOffroad Indiv.──┐││ ││││││││\n") ;
Printf(" \tOffrd/HHold────┐│││ ││││││││\n") ;
Printf(" \tOffrd/HCharge─┐││││ ││││││││\n") ;
Printf(" \tOffrd/HArea──┐│││││ ││││││││\n") ;
Printf(" \tEV OFF──────┐││││││ ││││││││\n") ;
Printf(" \t?????──────┐│││││││ ││││││││\n") ;
for( i = 0; i < 30; i++)
{
if (list_of_controls[i] > 0){
Printf (" %i: \t%-30s \t %02x \t %s \t %02x\n", i, getControlName(list_of_controls[i]), list_of_controls[i], IntToBinaryStr(function_bytes_settings_shifted_by_1_bit[i],2,true),function_bytes_settings_shifted_by_1_bit[i]);
}
}
printTitle("Remember setting in specific mode after restart of the car: (0x2D2) ");
Printf("\t\t\t\t\t?????──────────────────────┐\n") ;
Printf("\t\t\t\t\tComfort───────────────────┐│\n") ;
Printf("\t\t\t\t\tNormal───────────────────┐││\n") ;
Printf("\t\t\t\t\tSport───────────────────┐│││\n") ;
Printf("\t\t\t\t\tOffroad────────────────┐││││\n") ;
Printf("\t\t\t\t\tRace──────────────────┐│││││\n") ;
Printf("\t\t\t\t\tEco──────────────────┐││││││\n") ;
Printf("\t\t\t\t\tIndividual──────────┐│││││││\n") ;
Printf("\t\t\t\t\tRange─────────────┐ ││││││││\n") ;
Printf("\t\t\t\t\tLift─────────────┐│ ││││││││\n") ;
Printf("\t\t\t\t\tOffroad Snow────┐││ ││││││││\n") ;
Printf("\t\t\t\t\tOffroad Indiv.─┐│││ ││││││││\n") ;
Printf("\t\t\t\t\tOffrd/HHold───┐││││ ││││││││\n") ;
Printf("\t\t\t\t\tOffrd/HCharge┐│││││ ││││││││\n") ;
Printf("\t\t\t\t\tOffrd/HArea─┐││││││ ││││││││\n") ;
Printf("\t\t\t\t\tEV OFF─────┐│││││││ ││││││││\n") ;
for( i = 0; i < 30; i++)
{
if (list_of_controls[i] > 0){
Printf (" %i: \t%-30s \t %02x \t %s \t %02x\n", i, getControlName(list_of_controls[i]), list_of_controls[i], IntToBinaryStr(function_bytes_settings[i],2,true), function_bytes_settings[i]);
}
}
printTitle("Request values (0x8FB)");
// Prints a table of all requests values that are sent to control modules.
Printf(" \n");
Printf(" Control-module request values (8FB range)\n");
Printf ("\t\t\t\t\trequest_values_0\t|request_values_1\t|request_values_2\t|request_values_3\t|request_values_4\t|request_values_5\t|request_values_6\t|request_values_7\n");
Printf(" Position\tControl\t\t\t\t00\tcmft(1)\tnrml(2)\tsprt(3)\tofrd(4)\teco(5)\trace(6)\teco+(7)\ton(8)\toff(9)\tsnow(10)\tpure(11)\t12\tsand(13)\t14\t15\n");
for( i = 0; i < 30; i++)
{
if (list_of_grouped_controls[i] > 0){
Printf (" %i:\t %-30s(%02x)", i, getControlName(list_of_grouped_controls[i]),list_of_grouped_controls[i]);
j = 0;
while (j < 8){
Printf ("\t%02i\t%02i", request_values[j].request_value[i].request_value_A, request_values[j].request_value[i].request_value_B) ;
j++;
}
Printf("\n");
}
}
printTitle("Research stuff");
/*
//--- research stuff, what looks like a table from position 38:
Printf("\n Unknown 38x research\n");
i = 0;
j = 0;
local int amount_of_unknown38_rows_with_value = 0;
local int amount_of_unknown38_values = 0;
local int amount_of_unknown38_values_A = 0;
local int amount_of_unknown38_values_B = 0;
local string even_lines;
local string uneven_lines;
local int line_number =0;
Printf("\n");
Printf(" Position\tControl\t\t\t\t1\t2\t3\t4\t5\t6\t7\t8\t9\t10\t11\t12\t13\t14\t15\n");
i = 0;
j = 0;
local int k = 0;
line_number =0;
local string filled_lines = "";
local string used_controls = "";
for( i = 0; i < 32; i++)
{
amount_of_unknown38_values_A=0;
amount_of_unknown38_values_B=0;
for( j = 0; j < 15; j++){
if (group_children_request_values[i].group_children_request_values_x[j].value_A!=0){
amount_of_unknown38_values_A++;
}
if (group_children_request_values[i].group_children_request_values_x[j].value_B!=0){
amount_of_unknown38_values_B++;
}
}
if (amount_of_unknown38_values_A > 0){
amount_of_unknown38_rows_with_value++;
Printf(" %i:\t %-30s (%02x)\t", line_number, getControlName(list_of_controls[groupsMatrixControlsArray[line_number]]),list_of_controls[groupsMatrixControlsArray[line_number]]);
filled_lines = filled_lines + Str("%i,",line_number);
for( j = 0; j < 15; j++)
{
Printf("%01x\t", group_children_request_values[i].group_children_request_values_x[j].value_A);
}
Printf("\n");
used_controls = used_controls + (getControlName(list_of_controls[amount_of_unknown38_rows_with_value-1])) + Str("(%i), ", list_of_controls[amount_of_unknown38_rows_with_value-1]);
}
line_number++;
if (amount_of_unknown38_values_B > 0){
amount_of_unknown38_rows_with_value++;
Printf(" %i:\t %-30s (%02x)\t", line_number, getControlName(list_of_controls[groupsMatrixControlsArray[line_number]]),list_of_controls[groupsMatrixControlsArray[line_number]]);
filled_lines = filled_lines + Str("%i,",line_number);
for( j = 0; j < 15; j++)
{
Printf("%01x\t", group_children_request_values[i].group_children_request_values_x[j].value_B);
}
Printf("\n");
used_controls = used_controls + (getControlName(list_of_controls[amount_of_unknown38_rows_with_value-1])) + Str("(%i), ", list_of_controls[amount_of_unknown38_rows_with_value-1]);
}
line_number++;
}
*/
Printf("\n unknown_setting_8DA:\t");