Forgot to marry tazer before making changes

[jlandry287]

Hey everyone, i just got a tazer mini this past week. I modified some features and remembered I needed to marry it. Once I did that I was going through the setup and it appears the settings I changed were remembered after the marry.

I'm worried now when I unmarry it, it won't restore everything to stock and the dealer could potential see I was poking around in there.

Does anybody know if whenever I unmarry, if it'll revert to factory or back to the settings I changed before I married?

If it doesn't return to stock, how do I go about getting that to be the default unmarry action?

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[Chupacabra]

Weird, I didn't think you could make changes without first "marrying" it to the vehicle? Did you make the changes with the Tazer or something like Jscan before you got the Tazer?

 

[U EEDIOT]

"Vehicle settings" get written to the Jeep's computer and require it to be married.
If you simply unplug the Tazer, the settings stay with the Jeep.
If you "unmarry", they go away.

"Live functions" are settings in the Tazer itself and stay with the Tazer.
If you unplug the Tazer, the settings stop.
Plug it back in, they return.

At least that's the way I think it works.

 

[jludave]

I made the changes with the Tazer. Admittedly it was only two things, the seat belt chime and TravelLink.

Those changes are not possible without the Tazer being married to the vehicle.

I highly suggest you read through the manual:

https://www.zautomotive.com/zpu/instructions/TazerJLMiniUserGuide1137.pdf

 

[snapper692]

If your settings are jacked before you marry it, that's what it will remember and set back to stock after you remarry. I learned this the hard way!

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