Feb 24, 2019 You have 2 ways to apply the license key: 4.1. Just double-click on the file and confirm adding the registry record, then restart FORScan. Use button Load license key in FORScan-About section, then agree to restart the application. FORScan with correctly applied extended license should look like this: Note. 4.You have 2 ways to apply the license key: 4.1 Just double-click on the file and confirm adding the registry record, then restart FORScan. 4.2 Use button Load license key in FORScan-About section, then agree to restart the application. 5.FORScan with correctly applied extended license should look like this: (Visited 478 times, 9 visits today). There are two types of FORScan Extended License - the Free Trial version and the Paid version. The free FORScan Extended License is a trial version that allows users to access the full functionalities of the FORScan software for up to two months. The paid FORScan Extended License version on the other hand, requires a subscription fee that allows users unlimited access to FORScan.
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Not sure if any of this even needed the extended license key, I think the extended license key is more for PATS and programming. It's $20 for 3 years, so if FORScan turns out to be useful for MME it's kind of a no brainer.
Here is a sample look at a 'Dashboard' look at L2 charging (47A) on the SOBDM module:
Same as above using the 'Table' view:
Table view of the DCDC converter module:
Oscilloscope view, bump in current caused by turning on then off both defroster buttons:
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Not sure if any of this even needed the extended license key, I think the extended license key is more for PATS and programming. It's $20 for 3 years, so if FORScan turns out to be useful for MME it's kind of a no brainer.
Here is a sample look at a 'Dashboard' look at L2 charging (47A) on the SOBDM module:
Same as above using the 'Table' view:
Table view of the DCDC converter module:
Oscilloscope view, bump in current caused by turning on then off both defroster buttons: