[Spirit5676]

I tried to reset the shortcircuit in E91 with FRM70, couldn't get it to reset.

Rear right driving light has the counter full:

STAT_SL_BL_RECHTS_1_SHORT_CIRCUIT_COUNTER_MAX = 60                       

I tried steuern_reset_kurzschlussabschaltung which should be the correct one for FRM70: apiJob("FRM_70","steuern_reset_kurzschlussabschaltung","0x12","")

JOB_STATUS                      = ERROR_SELECTED_LIGHT

I checked the table and I think it's the correct one:

0x12 Ausgang_SL_BL_reichts_1

The error indicates that the select light isn't correct, but I also tried multiple diffect lamp numbers and all of them give the same error. Am I doing something wrong, wrong format for the lamp number or what? Inpa shows the car has FRM70.Also tried: _reset_kurzschluss_sperre, doesn't work either.

[Cowboy]

status_lampen_kurzschluss_counter -you check which lamps have a short circuit
reset_kurzsluss_sperre -Enter the lamp number (0x12) in the arguments field and press F5

[Spirit5676]

status_lampen_kurzschluss_counter  -you check which lamps have a short circuit
reset_kurzsluss_sperre -Enter the lamp number (0x12) in the arguments field and press F5

I also tried: reset_kurzschluss_sperre with the same argument (0x12) no beans.

[Temnij]

Try to use another prg. Like frm_87 or frm3

[Spirit5676]

Try to use another prg. Like frm_87 or frm3

I doubt using different prg is the solution.

[Hoborg]

0xFF reset all short protections.

[jaki]

Hmm, when I reset short circuits, I simply count appr which one is about. Eg, looks like 4th from the beginning. then I first put 2 then 3 etc etc till eg 6. then I look the list and check that it has returned to zero.
I guess you are using wrong prg. I have no idea why sometimes I have to use 87, sometimes 70 and even sometimes 3. I'm using the one does the job

[user0086]

Why not use the ISTA service function?

[inspi1981]

Why not use the ISTA service function?

Not possible do it with ISTA

[stecom90]

Hmm, when I reset short circuits, I simply count appr which one is about. Eg, looks like 4th from the beginning. then I first put 2 then 3 etc etc till eg 6. then I  look the list and check that it has returned to zero.
I guess you are using wrong prg. I have no idea why sometimes I have to use 87, sometimes 70 and even sometimes 3. I'm using the one does the job

You can check the right prg, use NCS and read module