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      04-18-2019, 02:19 PM   #1
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SOS button for something else?

Hi, I have removed my TCU module from E92 and now wondering could I use SOS button for something else?

I have pinpoint SOS button wire (31)


So my question are:
  1. What voltage do I get if I connect something to pin 31 and the ground? will it be 12V?
  2. Will it still give that voltage even if I coded out option 639 from VO and set "TCM_ALIVE_MONITOR -> nicht_activ"; "TCM_ID_MONITOR -> nicht_activ"?

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      04-18-2019, 04:24 PM   #2
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Why not just measure it.
Have you looked at the schematic for the FCZ
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      02-13-2020, 07:53 PM   #3
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I know it's an older thread, but it would be so great to hardwire a radar detector or laser jammer using the SOS button. I've been tempted to experiment for some time. I'm not that good at electrical work, yet. Perhaps in the spring.
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You can make it an atmosphere light color switch like Mini has (also need to install some RGB LED)
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Documentation seems to be misleading though, it might be that from switch comes the ground not the power, but I have stopped researching this, as I did not find a good use for that button. If you will be able to do something with it please update us.
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I've been looking for this...

I know I'm resurrecting this post yet again, so I don't expect an answer but it'd be cool if someone knew...


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Hi, I have removed my TCU module from E92 and now wondering could I use SOS button for something else?

I have pinpoint SOS button wire (31)


So my question are:
  1. What voltage do I get if I connect something to pin 31 and the ground? will it be 12V?
  2. Will it still give that voltage even if I coded out option 639 from VO and set "TCM_ALIVE_MONITOR -> nicht_activ"; "TCM_ID_MONITOR -> nicht_activ"?
I've been looking for a way to use the SOS button. Where can I find this wiring diagram?
If this is the pinout on the TCU plug in the trunk, this is great news.
I think this button could be used for activating a secondary fuel pump or NOS system in the trunk. There is also a green LED next to the button that can be used for acknowledgement or confirmation of availability.
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