Getting Connected

Requirements

• iOS 17.1 device and higher. Preferably iPhone.

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

• Ethernet to iPhone adapter.

  • If using iPhone 15 and newer (or iPad), USB-C to RJ45 adapter. Example Adapter

  • if using iPhone 14 and older, Lightning to RJ45 adapter. Example Adapter

• DME Bench-Unlocked or currently flashed by any other platforms. If DME is not unlocked and is not currently flashed, Mission’s M-Link can be used for At-Home bench Unlocking.

• Vehicle battery has to be in good conditions and able to maintain vehicle in Accessory Mode for over 10 minutes.

Getting Ready

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

• If any other device was plugged into the OBD2 port prior, remove it and lock the vehicle for 20 minutes to reset the gateway.

• 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 connection has been made by going to Settings of your device and making sure you see “Ethernet” adapter appear under your Wi-Fi and Bluetooth entries.

• Go to Settings → USB LAN interface. Make sure you see IP Address and Subnet populated. This can take up to 1 minute to set once everything is plugged in.

• Turn your ignition into Accessory Mode.

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

  • If flashing Gxx chassis vehicle, with foot off the brakes, press Start button 3 times rapidly. “Diagnstic Mode” will apear on your cluster.

• You are ready to flash.