hmm, having connectivity issues as well. Have an M1, and can get the UTM environment up and running, but also am likely having issues with usb to usbC. with one adapter, I get the environment "plink-plunk" sound when plugging / unplugging. With another adapter, no noise. Both show the mini-vci under usb devices, but neither can connect when attempting to run TS
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the exact selection is along the techstream main setup screen, and then 'set-up' ,then 'VIM select", then you will find a drop down menu with the mini-vci as an option.
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man, I just started reading back through the 74 pages of this thread, to find my exact problem, and your solution. So much thanks! I wish more information would get added to the first pinned thread, it would save so much time / grief / frustrationThanks much for this post.
Just a tiny bit of disambiguation for others thickheaded like me. For those looking for the secondary launch option, use the one via the menuing system, IE Start -> Techstreatm -> Techstream. Once you change the connection method to MVCI, exit that Techstream. Then launch again using the desktop Techstream.
the exact selection is along the techstream main setup screen, and then 'set-up' ,then 'VIM select", then you will find a drop down menu with the mini-vci as an option.
any solutions?TIS keeps asking me for the key and the key provided seems not working.
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that sounds awful...so it was just a random stroke of luck you gained connection?@Slamd1958 , I purchased my cable from ebay last fall. the listing is no longer there but the item description was "MINI VCI for TOYOTA V12.10.019 Single Cable Support TIS OEM Diagnostic Software" sold by obd2diag. This cable and software is the 32 bit version only. As mentioned before I have struggled a number of times trying to get this cable/software to work on a couple of Windows machines, both Windows 10 OS and Windows 7 OS.
What did work for me was using my MacBook Pro touchbar machine. On this I used this thread to download the VirtualBox. This got me Techstream with a working Key. But the VirtualBox didn't have the correct driver for the cable I owned. I used the mini cd supplied with the cable to save the driver file to the desktop of my Mac. I have an LG usb cd/dvd drive. I dragged and dropped the driver file from the Mac desktop to the VirtualBox/Windows XP desktop. On VirtualBox/Windows I installed the driver for the cable and that ultimately worked.
I did have trouble getting the VitrtualBox and related Windows XP to recognize the MINI VCI cable. This may be due to my use of an Apple adapter since the MacBook Pro only has USB-C ports. Various times of relaunching Virtual Box and replugging in the cable and/or adapter eventually worked. For the life of me I don't know what combination is "right".
I have successfully done this twice now and have been able to read the AHC pressures before making any changes and after replacing fluid and rear springs. I'm happy to say my pressures are now much closer to spec and truck rides much differently.