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

1. Park the Vehicle: Park in a location with good cell service and away from traffic.

2. Reset the Gateway:

   • 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.

3. Connect the ENet Cable:

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

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

4. Verify the Connection:

   • Go to your device's Settings and ensure you see the "Ethernet" adapter under your Wi-Fi and Bluetooth entries.

   • Go to Settings → USB LAN interface. Ensure the IP Address and Subnet are populated. Note: This may take up to one minute once everything is connected.

5. Turn on Accessory Mode:

   • For Fxx chassis vehicles: With your foot off the brake, press the Start button once.

   • For Gxx chassis vehicles: With your foot off the brake, press the Start button three times rapidly. "Diagnostic Mode" will appear on your cluster.

6. Ready to Flash: You are now ready to flash your vehicle.