What are the differences between Kess V5.017 and Ktag V7.020
Different Connection Way
For most vehicles, KESS V5.017 can read and write ECU via OBD2 Cable directly, making it easy to operate. KTAG V7.020 reads and writes ECU via TRICORE, BDM, or other modes with special cable, with step-by-step guidance provided by the software.
Different Vehicle Coverage
KESS V5.017 does not support Toyo. Denso 76F00XX ECU Protocol, whereas KTAG V7.020 fully supports Toyo. Denso 76F00XX. Additionally, while KESS V5.017 supports some trucks, tractors, and motorcycles, KTAG V7.020 offers broader support and performs significantly better for Diesel vehicles.
Q1
What is the primary difference between KS and KT?
KS features OBD functionality to read and write directly, whereas KT does not support direct OBD connection and works through BDM/Tricore interfaces.
Q2
How does KS handle checksum corrections?
The device performs checksum calculations automatically once the software completes reading the ECU.
Q3
What should I do if I get a "Connections not established" error or grayed-out icons?
Please open your system's Device Manager and verify that the KS driver is successfully and correctly installed.
Q4
How can I resolve a checksum error?
First, search and install "Microsoft Visual C++ 2005, 2008, 2010" libraries on your computer. Alternatively, replace the DLL files in your installation directory with updated DLL versions.
Q5
What customization and OEM/ODM services are available?
We offer comprehensive OEM/ODM options, including custom housing logo printing, personalized packaging designs, and software modifications.
Q6
What are the terms for warranty and product replacement?
The product comes with a 12-month warranty. If you encounter any technical issues, our team will assist you to diagnose and resolve the issue promptly.
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