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The problem is that european Civic ECUs dont beep when locking the car, so there's no way for me to packet sniff this :( It only beeps when I try to leave the car with engine/ignition on

I would buy an Arduino + Arduino Shield with OBD adapter and use this library: https://github.com/sandeepmistry/arduino-CAN

Thanks a lot, this is very helpful! I would do it like this: int locked = 2; void loop() { int packetSize = CAN.parsePacket(); if (packetSize || CAN.packetId() != -1) { // check if packet is 0x12F83130 (Front door lock state) if(CAN.packetId() == 0x12f83130 ) { int...

Wow that sounds great! And the OBD-II port is active even when the ignition is off?

That would be much easier for me than rewiring the car, do you know the OBD Parameter IDs/command names?

Try to disconnect the battery for a few minutes

It's in /mnt/data1/com.mitsubishielectric.ada.appservice.unitinfomanager/GroupXYZ/NR-[...]/modelinf.xml

Can you upload your modelinf.xml file here, so we can compare it with the ones from non-Type R cars? I think you can access it with the X-Plore app that comes with Honda Hack

Then it appears to be fully controlled by the ECU, I dont know if there's a way via HDS

I took a look into a Type R modelinf.xml (NR-000UH8CEG0-T) and it had <MetorColor>0x00</MetorColor> Maybe you should try 0x00 instead. Or why did you say 0x04 is red? By the way just out of curiosity, what happens when you change your <Destination> to KG (Germany)? Do you still have the keyless...

Have you tried it out yet? Apparently it's working for Accords but I dont know about Civics: I'm also thinking about getting one of the key fobs with remote start and panic button because the EU key fob looks like this:

Thanks a lot, there's indeed configuration files for the north american head units, I'm still analyzing them.

Do you have a copy of your TEAA0006.ndp by any chance? I will try to copy mine next week and analyze its content

@TuanTran1089 Please let me know if the <TypeR> setting worked :)

Yes I knew that. The file could be interesting but I don't know if it's readable. It's probably a binary file

Thank you very much for sharing your files. I compared them to mine and there are some differences. My modelinf.xml has an entry called <TypeR>: Type R's have a red meter color so you can try to add the following to your modelinf.xml: <TypeR>0x01</TypeR> Btw is it true that your car has...

From what I've seen in the source code it's not very likely that the available settings are dictated by the ECU. Maybe the combination of my vehicle_customize_config.xml and modelinf.xml didn't work. The only way to find that out is to have a non-European version of these files. There are so...

To find that out do the following: - Hold your Audio, Dim and Menu Button - Click the second option - Hold the buttons again - Then select the option for vehicle model Info - Now you should see the number thats in use

To access the file you can use the X-Plore app that comes with HondaHack. The file is located under /mnt/data1/com.mitsubishielectric.ada.appservice.unitinfomanager/GroupXYZ/NR-[...]/modelinf.xml To edit the file you need to install a text editor app.

Yes I will buy a key fob with that button when I make the setting work. Can you share your modelinf.xml here?