Purpose: Allows you to change the vehicle image displayed on the Volkswagen Discover MIB2 multimedia system screen, which is useful after a retrofit to ensure it matches the actual vehicle model.

The 5F calculator allows you to configure the vehicle’s make, model, generation, variant, and variant code. Once these values are entered correctly, the corresponding image appears on the screen.

These settings also affect the vehicle’s display on the onboard computer, the Climatronic menu, the balance and sound distribution settings, the ambient lighting, the parking assist and rearview camera, as well as other functions displayed on the multimedia system’s screen.


Proceed :
1 – Engine off, ignition off, connect your official VAG-COM VCDS cable to the computer, then plug the other end into your vehicle’s diagnostics socket.

2 – Switch on the ignition and run the VCDS program.

Line 1:

3 – Click “Select,” then click “5F – Electrical Information.“

4 – Click on “Security Access – 16,” then enter the code “20103“

5 – Click on “Coding – 07,” then click on “Long Coding Helper“

6 – Replace the byte values “00, 01, 02” with the list of coding options for the Volkswagen vehicle’s model, generation, variant, and supplement.

• 02 13 06 – Volkswagen Tiguan 5N
• 02 23 04 – Volkswagen Beetle 5C
• 02 23 05 – Volkswagen Beetle Cabrio
• 02 62 00 – Volkswagen Polo 5 6C
• 02 63 01 – Volkswagen Jetta
• 02 63 04 – Volkswagen Scirocco
• 02 72 00 – Volkswagen Polo 6 AW1
• 02 72 06 – Volkswagen T-Roc A1
• 02 73 00 – Volkswagen Golf 7
• 02 73 01 – Volkswagen Jetta
• 02 73 02 – Volkswagen Golf 7 Variant & Alltrack
• 02 73 06 – Volkswagen Tiguan 2 AD1
• 02 73 08 – Volkswagen Touran 2T
• 02 73 09 – Volkswagen Golf 7 Sportsvan
• 02 73 10 – Volkswagen Golf 7.5
• 02 73 12 – Volkswagen Golf 7.5 Variant/Estate
• 02 73 19 – Volkswagen Golf 7.5 Sportsvan
• 02 73 70 – Volkswagen eGolf 7
• 02 74 04 – Volkswagen Passat CC
• 02 84 01 – Volkswagen Passat B8 Sedan
• 02 84 02 – Volkswagen Passat B8 Variant/Estate
• 02 84 03 – Volkswagen Arteon 3H
• 06 18 07 – Volkswagen Amarok
• 06 33 07 – Volkswagen Caddy
• 06 45 00 – Volkswagen Crafter
• 06 57 00 – Volkswagen Transporter

Example for a Golf 7.5 Phase 2 (see photo):

Byte 00: 02 / Byte 01: 73 / Byte 02: 10

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Purpose: Allows you to change the vehicle image displayed on the Volkswagen Discover MIB2 multimedia system screen, which is useful after a retrofit to ensure it matches the actual vehicle model.

The 5F calculator allows you to configure the vehicle’s make, model, generation, variant, and variant code. Once these values are entered correctly, the corresponding image appears on the screen.

These settings also affect the vehicle’s display on the onboard computer, the Climatronic menu, the balance and sound distribution settings, the ambient lighting, the parking assist and rearview camera, as well as other functions displayed on the multimedia system’s screen.


Proceed :
1 – Engine off, ignition off, connect your official VAG-COM VCDS cable to the computer, then plug the other end into your vehicle’s diagnostics socket.

2 – Switch on the ignition and run the VCDS program.

Line 1:

3 – Click “Select,” then click “5F – Electrical Information.“

4 – Click on “Security Access – 16,” then enter the code “20103“

5 – Click on “Coding – 07,” then click on “Long Coding Helper“

6 – Replace the byte values “00, 01, 02” with the list of coding options for the Volkswagen vehicle’s model, generation, variant, and supplement.

• 02 13 06 – Volkswagen Tiguan 5N
• 02 23 04 – Volkswagen Beetle 5C
• 02 23 05 – Volkswagen Beetle Cabrio
• 02 62 00 – Volkswagen Polo 5 6C
• 02 63 01 – Volkswagen Jetta
• 02 63 04 – Volkswagen Scirocco
• 02 72 00 – Volkswagen Polo 6 AW1
• 02 72 06 – Volkswagen T-Roc A1
• 02 73 00 – Volkswagen Golf 7
• 02 73 01 – Volkswagen Jetta
• 02 73 02 – Volkswagen Golf 7 Variant & Alltrack
• 02 73 06 – Volkswagen Tiguan 2 AD1
• 02 73 08 – Volkswagen Touran 2T
• 02 73 09 – Volkswagen Golf 7 Sportsvan
• 02 73 10 – Volkswagen Golf 7.5
• 02 73 12 – Volkswagen Golf 7.5 Variant/Estate
• 02 73 19 – Volkswagen Golf 7.5 Sportsvan
• 02 73 70 – Volkswagen eGolf 7
• 02 74 04 – Volkswagen Passat CC
• 02 84 01 – Volkswagen Passat B8 Sedan
• 02 84 02 – Volkswagen Passat B8 Variant/Estate
• 02 84 03 – Volkswagen Arteon 3H
• 06 18 07 – Volkswagen Amarok
• 06 33 07 – Volkswagen Caddy
• 06 45 00 – Volkswagen Crafter
• 06 57 00 – Volkswagen Transporter

Example for a Golf 7.5 Phase 2 (see photo):

Byte 00: 02 / Byte 01: 73 / Byte 02: 10

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Purpose: Allows you to change the vehicle image displayed on the Volkswagen Discover MIB2 multimedia system screen, which is useful after a retrofit to ensure it matches the actual vehicle model.

The 5F calculator allows you to configure the vehicle’s make, model, generation, variant, and variant code. Once these values are entered correctly, the corresponding image appears on the screen.

These settings also affect the vehicle’s display on the onboard computer, the Climatronic menu, the balance and sound distribution settings, the ambient lighting, the parking assist and rearview camera, as well as other functions displayed on the multimedia system’s screen.


Proceed :
1 – Engine off, ignition off, connect your official VAG-COM VCDS cable to the computer, then plug the other end into your vehicle’s diagnostics socket.

2 – Switch on the ignition and run the VCDS program.

Line 1:

3 – Click “Select,” then click “5F – Electrical Information.“

4 – Click on “Security Access – 16,” then enter the code “20103“

5 – Click on “Coding – 07,” then click on “Long Coding Helper“

6 – Replace the byte values “00, 01, 02” with the list of coding options for the Volkswagen vehicle’s model, generation, variant, and supplement.

• 02 13 06 – Volkswagen Tiguan 5N
• 02 23 04 – Volkswagen Beetle 5C
• 02 23 05 – Volkswagen Beetle Cabrio
• 02 62 00 – Volkswagen Polo 5 6C
• 02 63 01 – Volkswagen Jetta
• 02 63 04 – Volkswagen Scirocco
• 02 72 00 – Volkswagen Polo 6 AW1
• 02 72 06 – Volkswagen T-Roc A1
• 02 73 00 – Volkswagen Golf 7
• 02 73 01 – Volkswagen Jetta
• 02 73 02 – Volkswagen Golf 7 Variant & Alltrack
• 02 73 06 – Volkswagen Tiguan 2 AD1
• 02 73 08 – Volkswagen Touran 2T
• 02 73 09 – Volkswagen Golf 7 Sportsvan
• 02 73 10 – Volkswagen Golf 7.5
• 02 73 12 – Volkswagen Golf 7.5 Variant/Estate
• 02 73 19 – Volkswagen Golf 7.5 Sportsvan
• 02 73 70 – Volkswagen eGolf 7
• 02 74 04 – Volkswagen Passat CC
• 02 84 01 – Volkswagen Passat B8 Sedan
• 02 84 02 – Volkswagen Passat B8 Variant/Estate
• 02 84 03 – Volkswagen Arteon 3H
• 06 18 07 – Volkswagen Amarok
• 06 33 07 – Volkswagen Caddy
• 06 45 00 – Volkswagen Crafter
• 06 57 00 – Volkswagen Transporter

Example for a Golf 7.5 Phase 2 (see photo):

Byte 00: 02 / Byte 01: 73 / Byte 02: 10

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Purpose : to configure brake assist.

Procedure :
1 – Engine off, ignition off, connect your official VAG-COM VCDS cable to the computer, then plug the other end into your vehicle’s diagnostics socket.

2 – Switch on the ignition and run the VCDS program.

Line 1 :

3 – Click on“Select”, then click on“03 – ABS”.

4 – Click “Adaptation – 10.”

5 – Select Channel 09 (Brake Assist from the drop-down list)

Choose a value
0 “medium”
1 “low” (with low assistance, the brake pedal will be harder and you will have to press harder to brake)
2 “strong” (with strong assistance, the brake pedal will be softer and less pressure will be required to brake)

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But: Permet de configurer le comportement du Coming-Home. (après 2010)

Procedure :
1 – Engine off, ignition off, connect your official VAG-COM VCDS cable to the computer, then plug the other end into your vehicle’s diagnostics socket.

2 – Switch on the ignition and run the VCDS program.

Line 1 :

3 – Click on“Select”, then click on“09 – Cent. Elect.”.

4 – Click on“Coding 07”.

5 – Select the “0” module and click on “Long Coding Helper”:

The Coming-Home timer starts when the door is opened
Octet 12 :
Bit 0 : Check “Coming-Home Timer (0 = Start with Term.15 OFF / 1 = Start with Door Opening)”

The Coming-Home timer starts when the ignition is turned off
Octet 12 :
Bit 0 : Uncheck “Coming-Home Timer (0 = Start with Term.15 OFF / 1 = Start with Door Opening)”

The Coming-Home feature is activated manually by flashing the headlights
Byte 12:
Bit 2: Uncheck “Coming-Home Mode (0 = automatic / 1 = manual)”

Coming-Home is activated automatically
Byte 12:
Bit 2: Check “Coming-Home Mode (0 = automatic / 1 = manual)”

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Purpose: This feature prevents the fog lights from turning off when you turn on your high beams; they will not turn off when you turn on your high beams.

Procedure :
1 – Engine off, ignition off, connect your official VAG-COM VCDS cable to the computer, then plug the other end into your vehicle’s diagnostics socket.

2 – Switch on the ignition and run the VCDS program.

Line 1 :

3 – Click on“Select”, then click on“09 – Cent. Elect.”.

4 – Click on“Coding 07”.

5 – Select the “0” module and click on “Long Coding Helper”:

Byte 14: Clear Bit 2 : “Fog lights inactive while high beams are on“

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Purpose: to activate the headlamp washers.

Procedure :
1 – Engine off, ignition off, connect your official VAG-COM VCDS cable to the computer, then plug the other end into your vehicle’s diagnostics socket.

2 – Switch on the ignition and run the VCDS program.

Line 1 :

3 – Click on“Select”, then click on“09 – Cent. Elect.”.

4 – Click on“Coding 07”.

5 – Select the “0” module and click on “Long Coding Helper”:

Byte 20: Bit 5: Check “Headlight Washer Installed”.

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Purpose: Allows you to configure the Coming-Home behavior.

Procedure :
1 – Engine off, ignition off, connect your official VAG-COM VCDS cable to the computer, then plug the other end into your vehicle’s diagnostics socket.

2 – Switch on the ignition and run the VCDS program.

Line 1 :

3 – Click on“Select”, then click on“09 – Cent. Elect.”.

4 – Click on“Coding 07”.

5 – Select the “0” module and click on “Long Coding Helper”:

The Coming-Home timer starts when the door is opened
Octet 12 :
Bit 0 : Check “Coming-Home Timer (0 = Start with Term.15 OFF / 1 = Start with Door Opening)”

The Coming-Home timer starts when the ignition is turned off
Octet 12 :
Bit 0 : Uncheck “Coming-Home Timer (0 = Start with Term.15 OFF / 1 = Start with Door Opening)”

The Coming-Home feature is activated manually by flashing the headlights
Byte 12:
Bit 2: Uncheck “Coming-Home Mode (0 = automatic / 1 = manual)”

Coming-Home is activated automatically
Byte 12:
Bit 2: Check “Coming-Home Mode (0 = automatic / 1 = manual)”

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Purpose: to deactivate the automatic activation of the rear wiper or to suppress it.

Procedure:
1 – With the engine off and the ignition switched off, connect your official VAG-COM VCDS cable to the computer, then connect the other end to your vehicle’s diagnostic port.

2 – Switch on the ignition and run the VCDS program.

Line 1:

3 – Click on“Select”, then click on“09 – Cent. Elect.”.

4 – Click on“Coding 07”.5 – Select the “0” module and click on “Long Coding Helper”:

Byte 21:
Bit 2: Uncheck “Automatic Rear Window Wiping with Front Wiper at ‘Interval’ active”.
Bit 3: Uncheck “Automatic Rear Window Wiping with Front Wiper at ‘Permanent’ active”.
Bit 6: Uncheck “Automatic Rear Window Wiping with Reverse Gear active”.

To completely deactivate the rear wiper after disassembly for wiper removal style with pad:

Byte 21: Deactivate Bit 0 “Rear Wiper installed”.

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Purpose: to adjust the volume of the reversing beep.

Procedure :
1 – Engine off, ignition off, connect your official VAG-COM VCDS cable to the computer, then plug the other end into your vehicle’s diagnostics socket.

2 – Switch on the ignition and run the VCDS program.

Line 1 :

3 – Click on“Select”, then click on“10-Station assistance”.

4 – Click “Adaptation – 10.”

6 – Select Channel: “rear warning buzzer volume”.

Adjust value accordingly
(default: 5)

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