The leather is part of the optional BigBend package. But we spent several lists yesterday here and on the FB groups verifying that the build and price is listed wrong. It comes leather wrapped, without heat. Even though we found several references otherwise. Lots of mixed information available on Fords website depending on which description you read.
And to answer your question, no. I looked into the parts catalogue this morning and can’t find a product number where leather is used without heat. My guess is the element is there, just not the button/software to activate it.
not seeing this format in the backup of the BdyCM...
I have a cable on the way, and will be borrowing a cable in the meantime. I definitely want to assist with this since there are plenty of features I know we can either program in, or add the modules later on cheaply.I took a look at the 2020 Escape Forscan thread and central configuration is present for other modules. I noticed the IPC module asbuilt code list is very short for the sport. 11 blocks of 2 items in each...
There is a possibility there is other central configurations, but may have to wait for future updates from Forscan to make these available since the Sport is so new.
*update*
I actually found a post in the official Forscan Forum where they have stated that the current release does NOT officially support the Bronco Sport are requesting Bronco Sport owners (among some other vehicles) to step up and give them some info and I have volunteered
The next release, FORScan 2.3.38 should support us, if they get enough feedback.
If you use forscan, hit the official forum and PM the admin and they will send you instructions.
It was a pretty simple process for me to do, emailing some debug logs of the connection to the Sport.
I also have a ForScan tool and the Extended License ForScan software (2.3.38 beta) but it's very limited what I can do on the 2010 Ford Escape. It does NOT have a BCM, just the GEM, so very few things can be changed. I think Escapes might have gotten BCMs from 2011 onwards. There you can do all that stuff that the F150 crowd does.*update*
I actually found a post in the official Forscan Forum where they have stated that the current release does NOT officially support the Bronco Sport are requesting Bronco Sport owners (among some other vehicles) to step up and give them some info and I have volunteered
The next release, FORScan 2.3.38 should support us, if they get enough feedback.
If you use forscan, hit the official forum and PM the admin and they will send you instructions.
It was a pretty simple process for me to do, emailing some debug logs of the connection to the Sport.
The 2017 Escape began the trend of "Central Configuration" where the BCM hex values were missing....it took awhile, I can't remember exactly how long, but eventually the data was able to be downloaded to Forscan to get access to change the items you listed above. even today I see them adding more options that can be adjusted to the Escape BdyCM and IPC Central Configurations.
That is Global Open/Close. Repeating the same procedure should result in the windows closing. Global is enabled on the BS by default fortunately
While technically my answer is yes, essentially no. I was able to change the number of radio presets from 5 to 6.
Trust me, I am looking for that myself as well. I have an unreleased beta version and much more will be available soon. But the one thing I really wanted was to change the blinks for the tap blinker for 3 to 5, but it is still not available yet.
