VCDS DSG Basic Mode: Standstill Adaptation for UDS Controllers

Prerequisites for performing the VCDS DSG basic settings procedure for 0BT/0BH 0DE 0GC transmissions with UDS controllers:

• Transmission Fluid Temperature: Must be above 15°C. Do not proceed if the temperature is outside of specifications. Monitor this using Advanced Measuring Values for Control Module temperature.
• Selector Lever Position: Must be in Park (P).
• Engine Speed: Maintain idle speed. Do not press the accelerator pedal.
• Brakes: Apply both the parking brake and foot brake throughout the entire procedure.

Important Note: Not all transmission controllers support this function. Consult your vehicle’s documentation to confirm compatibility.

Basic Settings Procedure:

1. Verify Prerequisites: Ensure all prerequisites listed above are met. This is crucial for successful completion. The brake pedal must remain depressed during the entire process.

2. Access Basic Settings: Using VCDS, navigate to:

   • 02 - Transmission
   • Basic Settings - UDS
   • Basic settings of transmission

3. Monitor Measuring Data: Click Show Measuring Data and select the following:

   • Engine speed
   • Main status of abort code basic setting
   • Status of basic setting
   • Status of basic setting data for clutch
   • Status of basic setting data; gear selector
   • Sub-status of abort code basic setting

4. Initiate Procedure: Press Go! to begin the basic settings procedure. Expect to hear some loud gear shifting noises from the transmission during this process; this is normal.

5. Potential Issues: Basic settings may fail if:

   • The transmission fluid temperature exceeds the specified range.
   • The brake pedal is released.
     If the procedure fails, record the time of failure information displayed in the Show Measuring Data for further diagnostics.

6. Completion: Once the procedure successfully completes, press Done, Go Back.

7. Fault Code Check: After completing the basic settings, perform a fault code scan using VCDS to identify any potential issues.