Getting Connected

Requirements

• iOS 17.1 or higher device, preferably an iPhone.

• ENet cable (OBD to RJ45 Ethernet). Example Cable

• Ethernet to iPhone adapter.

  • For iPhone 15 and newer (or iPad), use a USB-C to RJ45 adapter. Example Adapter

  • For iPhone 14 and older, use a Lightning to RJ45 adapter. Example Adapter

• DME bench-unlocked or currently flashed by any other platform. If the DME is not unlocked and not currently flashed, MISSION's M-Link can be used for at-home bench unlocking.

• Vehicle battery in good condition, capable of maintaining accessory mode for over 10 minutes.

Getting Ready

• Park the vehicle in a location with good cell service and out of the way of traffic.

• If a device was previously connected to the OBD2 port, remove it and lock the vehicle for 20 minutes to reset the gateway. If no device was previously connected, proceed to the next step.

• Connect the OBD2 side of the ENet cable to the OBD2 port found on the driver's side next to your left kick panel, usually located upside-down on the panel near the brake pedal.

• Connect the other side of the ENet cable to the adapter and plug the adapter into the iPhone.

• Verify the connection by going to your device's Settings and ensuring you see the "Ethernet" adapter under your Wi-Fi and Bluetooth entries.

• Go to Settings → USB LAN interface. Make sure you see the IP Address and Subnet populated. Note: This can take up to one minute to set up once everything is connected.

• Turn your ignition into Accessory Mode.

  • If flashing Fxx chassis vehicle, with foot off the brake, press the Start button once

  • If flashing Gxx chassis vehicle, with foot off the brake, press the Start button three times rapidly. "Diagnostic Mode" will appear on your cluster.

• You are ready to flash.