VAG COM Really Hex-V2 20.4.2/21.3 VCDS HEX V2 USB Interface FOR VW/AUDI/Skoda/Seat/Bentley Unlimited VINs Multi-Language (ZLL)

Systems required: (32bit/64bit) of Windows 7, Windows 8, , Windows 10 .  Not supported Windows 2000,Windows XP,Windows on VM Systems (Parallels, Virtual Box, etc) ,MAC

Features:
USB connection for compatibility with all modern laptops.
Compatible with all diagnostic-capable VW/Audi passenger cars from 1996 to current; K, K+L, dual-K, or CAN.
Detachable USB cable. The supplied cable has a proprietary screw locking mechanism, but it can be replaced temporarily with a standard USB-A to USB-B ("printer") cable should it become damaged.
Modern 32-bit micro-controller and fully updateable firmware.
Tri-Color (red/green/blue) status/activity LEDs with greatly improved visibility from almost any angle.
12 month guarantee against defects in workmanship or materials.
Includes an embedded license for VCDS and thus acts as a "dongle" for the software, allowing the software to be used and installed on any compatible PC.
 
Compatibility: 
This interface works with all diagnostic-capable VW-Audi Group passenger cars from 1996 through current, except it does NOT fully support the following vehicles:
Routan vans -- All years. These are re-badged Chryslers and don't use VW's diagnostic protocols. and Lambohini
 Computer Requirements: 

We recommend at least a 1 GHz dual-core processor with 1 GB of RAM and Windows 7 or newer. Windows 8, 8.1, or 10 on a machine robust enough to support the respective operating system are also fine.

Extending this Interface:
The USB standards do not allow for passive extension cords!  

Software:
The HEX-V2 should be used with the latest version of our VCDS software.     The HEX-V2 does not have the ability  to emulate a dumb serial pass-through interface and thus unlikely to be compatible with any software other than VCDS.

Driver Installation:
The HEX-V2 enumerates as an HID device and does not require a special driver. However, there are some HID power management quirks in 8.1 and newer fixed by installing a device-specific "driver" (actually just an INF file) supplied with the VCDS installer.

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