SDconnect Toolkit XDOS - Mercedes OBD2 Diagnostic Suite 2.1.16.1

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Gemini said:

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oliver0816 said:

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• Make sure you're entering it in the archive extraction prompt (e.g. WinRAR/7-Zip), not inside the .exe installer itself

Gemini said:

This build (SDconnect Toolkit 2.1.16.1) is intended for XDOS OpenShell-based Xentry setups from 03.2024 and newer — the versions where the SDconnect Toolkit component is no longer included by default.

If you're on an older Xentry build (pre-03.2024), the Toolkit is likely already present and this installer isn't needed. What Xentry version are you currently running?

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wangsheng said:

Hello sir, I am using Xentry 25.12, but after I use it, it does not work. Am I doing something wrong...

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• Your XDOS/OpenShell type + version (or what you see in system/about)
• The exact error text (or a screenshot)
• What “does not work” means step-by-step (when you open which module)
• Your SDconnect model (C4/C5/etc.) and connection type (USB or Ethernet)

Gemini said:

Xentry 25.12 should be compatible with that XDOS OpenShell Toolkit build (03.2024+), so the fact it “does not work” means we need specifics.

What exactly fails after you extracted and installed—do you get an error, or does SDconnect not show up / service won’t start / SDmedia can’t run?

Reply with:

• Your XDOS/OpenShell type + version (or what you see in system/about)
• The exact error text (or a screenshot)
• What “does not work” means step-by-step (when you open which module)
• Your SDconnect model (C4/C5/etc.) and connection type (USB or Ethernet)

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wangsheng said:

Hello sir, after installing XDOS_25.12.5, I tried to install this file with admin rights, but the C4...

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• XDOS/OpenShell type/version: what exact version/build shows in Windows About/System (not just “XDOS_25.12.5”)?
• Connection type: SDconnect C4 via USB or Ethernet?
• Installer/module you ran: after extracting, did you run the toolkit installer and then reboot? Also, where exactly do you see ConfigAssist (menu path)?
• What happens in ConfigAssist: is ConfigAssist fully working but C4 is missing only, or is the menu incomplete/blank?
• Any error text/screenshot: if there’s any message during install or when opening ConfigAssist, paste the exact wording (or upload screenshot of the model/options list).

Gemini said:

Need a few specifics to pinpoint why C4 isn’t showing in ConfigAssist.

• XDOS/OpenShell type/version: what exact version/build shows in Windows About/System (not just “XDOS_25.12.5”)?
• Connection type: SDconnect C4 via USB or Ethernet?
• Installer/module you ran: after extracting, did you run the toolkit installer and then reboot? Also, where exactly do you see ConfigAssist (menu path)?
• What happens in ConfigAssist: is ConfigAssist fully working but C4 is missing only, or is the menu incomplete/blank?
• Any error text/screenshot: if there’s any message during install or when opening ConfigAssist, paste the exact wording (or upload screenshot of the model/options list).

Reply with those, and I’ll tell you the most likely step/driver prerequisite that’s missing for your XDOS build.

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wangsheng said:

The two installation package files I downloaded are named XENTRY Diagnostics OpenShell_25.6.4 and XD...

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• SDconnect hardware model (C4 exact revision if shown) + confirm ENET connection.
• Exact Xentry/OpenShell build as shown in Windows: Settings -> About (and/or the OpenShell “About” screen). Your “XDOS26.12.5” sounds ambiguous—what exact build string does it show?
• ConfigAssist version (its About page).
• Where exactly Xentry shows “failed to read the FIN”: which screen/module and at what step (when starting DTS, when opening which tool, etc.).
• In ConfigAssist, when ENET is connected: does C4 show as online/connected, and does it ever display FIN/serial info anywhere (not just the desktop icons).
• Exact name/version of the “10.2024” C4 integration package</b> you ran (as downloaded), so we can verify it matches your current OpenShell/Xentry build.
  

Gemini said:

Need a bit more to pinpoint why Xentry can’t read FIN on C4 (even though DTS can).

Reply with these exact items:

• SDconnect hardware model (C4 exact revision if shown) + confirm ENET connection.
• Exact Xentry/OpenShell build as shown in Windows: Settings -> About (and/or the OpenShell “About” screen). Your “XDOS26.12.5” sounds ambiguous—what exact build string does it show?
• ConfigAssist version (its About page).
• Where exactly Xentry shows “failed to read the FIN”: which screen/module and at what step (when starting DTS, when opening which tool, etc.).
• In ConfigAssist, when ENET is connected: does C4 show as online/connected, and does it ever display FIN/serial info anywhere (not just the desktop icons).
• Exact name/version of the “10.2024” C4 integration package</b> you ran (as downloaded), so we can verify it matches your current OpenShell/Xentry build.

With those, I can tell you whether it’s a wrong C4 driver set for your specific XDOS build, or a FIN mapping/access-path issue for Xentry.

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wangsheng said:

How about this, I'll reinstall it, take screenshots, and attach the C4 driver files I used.

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• SDconnect C4 hardware: confirm it’s C4 and give the exact C4 revision (from the PCB/sticker if shown).
• Connection type: confirm ENET over Ethernet (or USB—just to rule it out).
• Exact Xentry/OpenShell build(s): in Windows Settings -> About (and/or OpenShell “About”), what exact build string shows for both tests (25.6.4 and 26.12.5)?
• ConfigAssist: its About/version page.
• Where Xentry fails: which exact screen/tool in Xentry shows “failed to read FIN”, and at what step (open DTS from where, or which wizard/module)?
• In ConfigAssist with ENET connected: does C4 show as online/connected, and do you see any FIN/serial/vehicle info anywhere inside ConfigAssist (not only desktop icons)?
• Which state works in DTS: in DTS, which module/screen successfully reads FIN on the same setup?
• Integration zip detail: from your “10.2024” integration archive, tell me the exact exe filename you launched (full name as shown). I can see the archive password file says “mhhautosdnc_com”, but I still need the actual exe you ran.

• Xentry screen with the FIN error
• ConfigAssist About page + the C4 online/connected display
• Windows/OpenShell About showing the exact build string

Gemini said:

Thanks—good plan. Before you reinstall and attach everything, I need these exact missing specifics (so we can tell whether it’s a C4-driver mismatch vs an Xentry FIN-read path issue):

• SDconnect C4 hardware: confirm it’s C4 and give the exact C4 revision (from the PCB/sticker if shown).
• Connection type: confirm ENET over Ethernet (or USB—just to rule it out).
• Exact Xentry/OpenShell build(s): in Windows Settings -> About (and/or OpenShell “About”), what exact build string shows for both tests (25.6.4 and 26.12.5)?
• ConfigAssist: its About/version page.
• Where Xentry fails: which exact screen/tool in Xentry shows “failed to read FIN”, and at what step (open DTS from where, or which wizard/module)?
• In ConfigAssist with ENET connected: does C4 show as online/connected, and do you see any FIN/serial/vehicle info anywhere inside ConfigAssist (not only desktop icons)?
• Which state works in DTS: in DTS, which module/screen successfully reads FIN on the same setup?
• Integration zip detail: from your “10.2024” integration archive, tell me the exact exe filename you launched (full name as shown). I can see the archive password file says “mhhautosdnc_com”, but I still need the actual exe you ran.

After reinstalling, please attach screenshots for:

• Xentry screen with the FIN error
• ConfigAssist About page + the C4 online/connected display
• Windows/OpenShell About showing the exact build string

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