I just got back from a holiday and found my lexia-3 cable set and software arrived while I was away. Unfortunately, as I ordered from a cheap ebay seller in China, the documentation is not as good as it might be (and some of it not in English). The item was described as 'Lexia-3 Lexia3 V48 PP2000 V25 with Diagbox V7.57 Software' I have checked the supplied DVD and it has a single directory called diagbox7.01-7.61. Within this directory is a video tutorial that I am unable to play (tried on the winXP laptop and on a Windows7 lappie, with mplayer as well as windows media player). There is an adobe pdf file with instructions, but that is in Russian. There are a whole load of files, mostly named Diagbox Update V7.**-V7.** (where **** is a version number) The other apps are: DTLite4454-0314 PSA Interface Checker Install PSA_Dam_Org_Build_Code Setup Drivers Diagbox TLCDfix So before I go and run any of these, can anyone give me advice on how to install? Or an alternate software version that would work?

I shall also look around other fora and do a spot of googling. If you really have a modern hardware device, with fairly up-to-date firmware, then you'll be able to use Diagbox. It is simply a front end for PP2000 and Lexia. I installed it, but my firmware was too old, & as lion5 says I had to uninstall it before I could install the old PP2000 & Lexia. Suggest go to download.qclt.com This is an FTP site, so looks very basic.

It is arranged like Windows Explorer (or Finder), as a list of folders which have files (or more folders) inside them. If you really want PP2000 (or Lexia) you will find them - hopefully complete with instructions and install code crackers - in PP2000_xxxxxx_QCLT_COM.rar. This is a compressed file (like Zip) but doesn't have to burnt to a CDROM - just needs correct software to unpack it.

May 25, 2015. You are either pay money to access (requires a VAT number) or and download the free crack with key keygen. Diyobd2.fr here. NOTE: You are allowed to install Peugeot Service Box with lexia 3 Peugeot Planet 2000 (PP2000) or Diagbox software to help diagnose your Pug easily and thoroughly. 10th October, 2009, 12:29 PM. Somebody have activation code pp2000 18.51 pc you send: custumer code.? (example: ID0001) soft version: PP2000-18 ( not PP2000-18.51) PC ID:. Request code.?(example: 12345) and i send your code activation regard.

Suggest instead click on Diagbox_v7. Inside you will find Diagbox_V7.02_Already_patched.iso If you don't already have this file, download it. It is a compressed file, designed to be unpacked as it is burnt onto a DVD (won't fit on a CD). You can't just copy it onto a DVD. If you are using XP, you will need something like Nero software.

If this is installed, you should be able to click on the ISO file and follow the prompts. Looks like ISO burning is built into Win 7 - you will easily find help if needed. If you can install this version, I am pretty sure no registration/unlock code is needed. You can also download V6.01 & upgrade to V6.18 (from the diagbox6.01 folder). The upgrade to V6.18 is in the 'other' folder - it is cracked - doesn't need registering. I have documented all this several times previously (search for qclt.com to find earlier threads on this topic) - no-one (apart from Haakon) appears to have ever used this site - probably because our attention spans are so short that no-one ever gets to the end of my posts.

If anyone else has used qclt.com they've been very very quiet about it (or the Triads shut them up). Suggest go to download.qclt.com click on Diagbox_v7. Inside you will find Diagbox_V7.02_Already_patched.iso I have documented all this several times previously (search for qclt.com to find earlier threads on this topic) - no-one (apart from Haakon) appears to have ever used this site - probably because our attention spans are so short that no-one ever gets to the end of my posts. If anyone else has used qclt.com they've been very very quiet about it (or the Triads shut them up).

Cheers AlecThank you for the detailed instructions, and for repeating them again for my benefit. I found a.iso file on the supplied DVD, installed and it was for Diagbox_V7.01. Alas and alack, at the end of the install it wanted registration codes that I do not have, nor a keygen. I ftp'ed down the version you suggest. Initially it threatened to take 24 hours, but moving the laptop close to the wifi router and rebooting got it down in 4 hours. Broadband is woefully slow around here.

I am now uninstalling the 7.01 version and will give the new one a shot. More later, but I wanted to thank you for the link. FTP worked fine for me - been using it for over 30 years now. If diagbox doesn't work, lion5 has sent me a couple suggestions for (presumably older versions of) pp2000. OK - that explains why I didn't need an FTP client.

Another mistake I made is that you don't have to burn an ISO to a DVD - you can u se DaemonTools Lite or Virtual CloneDrive to mount the ISO as a virtual drive. J ust found a video documenting the V7.02 installation: Recommends sticking to XP (required for earlier versions). Also confirms that this version has the registration built-in. Next video in sequence documents upgrade from 7.02 to 7.38 - presumably it retains the registration?

I haven't watched this one. UNM, you will find that PP2000 and Lexia are also available on qlct.com - further down the main page. Pretty sure the code generator and instructions for installation are there as well. When I hooked up my actia device, it showed a green LED - I took it to mean green=good. It wouldn't let me select a vehicle, but I am hoping that is because it is not connected.

Is there any specific connection sequence of all the cables? OK to just plug in the cable to the OBD port, connect to the PC USB, then start diagbox? My NAS is quite happy with torrents - actually better than direct downloads since it just runs 24 hrs a day and sucks hardly any power. This has been pretty straightforward so far, thanks to you guys helping with pointers.

A better readme wouldn't hurt, but obviously needs to be specific to each s/w download. Green is certainly good! Your connection order sounds fine.

I've never been able to get Diagbox to work (old firmware in my Actia device I assume), so can't comment on your problem selecting a vehicle. If the program is activated, then it's hard to see why there'd be a problem (as long as the ACTIA firmware is right - the vendor I purchased from swore blind I'd be able to use Diagbox V6 - lying hound ). In the old separate programs, I'm sure you could select a model without being connected to the car. Glad you've both found qclt.com interesting/useful - I actually stumbled on it while installing Lexia (or PP2000 - forgotten now) - it was listed on one of the early install screens! This evening I powered up the netbook, hooked up to the 206GTi and started diagbox. It told me it was updating from the internet and a progress bar went across the bottom of the window. When the progress bar reached the end, nothing happened.

As the disk activity light was flashing, I left it alone and 14 minutes later it completed updating. Diagbox now claims to be version 7. Wiz Khalifa Promises Mp3 Download Audiomack on this page. 02. The next hiccup was when it complained about missing information and wanted me to enter the DAM. On the VIN plate under the bonnet there was a five digit number next to the build date which I used and it seemed to connect and read ECU fine. Turns out the number to use should really be the one on the tyre pressure and colour code label on the drivers door pillar, so presumably this doesn't really make much difference to operation.

Anyway, all seems to be operating so now I just need to learn how to drive it effectively. Looks like it was a good buy for $80, certainly has many more functions than the basic OBD2 diag adapter. Edit: Oh and if anyone wants to change firmware on the interface hardware itself (the Actia unit),. Could be useful for those with an older cable set that want to run current versions of diagbox. I am struggling a bit with using pp2000. Not the most intuitive interface. I managed to get connected to the 206.

I selected a vehicle type of 206mux - the car is multiplexed so I assumed that was what it wanted. The DAM I entered was the last 5 digits of the build code on the tyre placard drivers door jamb) - my code is 968683, so one too many digits. Seems to have worked OK and it managed to read the vehicle VIN. Once connected, with engine running, I could find the current faults (a few), and worked out to use F1 when backing out and then saved before exit - it seems to save a session OK as further session saves show the previous sessions in memory.

I can't see any way to access these though. Anyone know how you get to them? Unfortunately there is no built in documentation - pp2000 wants to use the internet and the laptop I installed it on is an internet free zone. Any recommended place to look for documentation? I shall have a browse around as I am sure there will be a few, but sorting the good from the bad can be tricky.

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