Upcoming Update: Abrites Diagnostics for Jaguar, Land Rover & Chery

We are thrilled to announce a major upcoming update for Abrites Diagnostics for Jaguar, Land Rover, and Chery, packed with highly anticipated features designed to streamline your most complex diagnostic workflows.

Enable/Disable UWB (No More Emulators!)

One of the most complicated procedures for Jaguar and Land Rover just became so much easier. The Ultra-Wide Band (UWB) module no longer needs to be replaced by a physical emulator. No more cutting and splicing wires in the trunk—we have the software solution!
 
The new UWB Enable/Disable function allows you to do exactly that. If a car is equipped with an Ultra-Wide Band module, you can now digitally remove it. This solves the persistent problem of the keyless entry and start functionality not working in JLR cars equipped with UWB. Furthermore, you can instantly enable UWB again if the car's factory module is needed in the future.
 
(Want to see how much time this saves? Check out our previous video demonstrating the intense manual process of installing the EM015 emulator on a 2021 Range Rover Sport [04:40], involving configuring bin files [06:18] and soldering wires directly to the RFA module [08:50]. The fact that a pure software update will now replace all of that manual labor is amazing! Watch it HERE!)

Central Configuration File (CCF) Editor

 
The Central Configuration File (CCF) is the master electronic blueprint of a JLR vehicle, dictating its exact factory build, enabled features, and regional settings. Primarily hosted in the Body Control Module (BCM), it broadcasts operational parameters to all other network modules.
Modifying the CCF is essential for hardware retrofits, module replacements, or market conversions. Accessing this layer bypasses standard tools and requires specialized software. With this update, Abrites Diagnostics for JLR will function as your OEM-level tool to easily read, edit, and write the CCF.

JLR IMMO Info

Get full details about the security status of the vehicle at a glance. This feature doesn't just show you what keys are programmed—it reveals exactly which immobilizer modules are programmed or unprogrammed across the network.
You get a comprehensive overview from the main components (like the BCM, KVM, Keys, and ECUs) all the way down to the modules we often forget to check, such as the rear passenger door modules.
 
Stay tuned for the official release date!