Solution: Repower the device

It is likely that the device is not powered correctly.

To solve the problem:

• Repower the device:

  • If the device does not have a power switch, remove the power cable and plug it in again.
  • Make sure that the power cable is connected properly at both ends (device and voltage supply).
  • Check that the voltage supply (e.g. vehicle battery or switching power supply) is working / powered.

  • Check whether the correct voltage is supplied.

    For details on the voltage required by the device, see the device's user's guide or the ETAS web pages.

  • If the device is not connected directly to the PC, also repower the Ethernet switch.
  • If you are using an XETK: bring the ECU into a safe state , then repower the XETK. If the XETK is powered by the ECU, you must also repower the ECU.

Is the power LED on now?

• No