IIDTool / EAS Control module for LR4

[NASdiesel]

Can't wait for this to be released....

 

[bromhead]

Can't wait for this to be released....

Cant wait for you to buy it and provide a review

 

[sparrky]

Any updates on the IIDTool development for newer LR4 models? Or a need for additional beta testers?

I have a 2013 LR4 and have an interest in this, as its a bit of a hassel to bring it back to the dealer for minor tweaks...

Thanks!

 

[RBA]

you and me both dude. I want one also, I just don't want to be guinea pig and prefer the finished and tested product.

 

[umbertob]

Unless there have been last minute snags, release of the finished version should be imminent, perhaps within a month or sooner. The beta I am testing is very solid - although a bit limited in CCF programming and Live Value functionality (compared to the LR3 version, anyway.) My guess is that GAP wants to add more features before introducing the product on the market.

 

[sparrky]

Thanks! Let us know!

 

[RBA]

I hope it somes soon. I plan to do either the Mojave Rd or Anza Borrego on March 23rd. It would be great to get it in time.

 

[Spoonito]

Waiting for this as well!

 

[tim-in-ca]

Any updates on when this is available? I'd love to get digital MPH display and other features enabled by the device.

 

[umbertob]

Last I heard, the new LR4 and 2010+ RRS modules (there will be a couple of different options, a regular and a Bluetooth enabled version) were shipped to Britpart - their worldwide distributor - last week. They should be available for purchase from Britpart within a week or two, and from Britpart's network of distributors (AB, Lucky8, etc., here in the US) shortly thereafter.

I think I posted this on a different thread already, but a couple of things about the Bluetooth version of IIDTool: It will be more expensive than the plain vanilla module (about $200 or so depending on the distributor, according to the manufacturer) and will be compatible only with Bluetooth 4.0, aka BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy.) Not too many devices are using that type of BT chip yet, among them the latest iPods, iPhones and iPads.

Couple of demo videos of IIDTool with Bluetooth in action:

IIDTool Bluetooth - YouTube

IIDTool+BLE Fault Listing