Porsche center console buttons - Revision history

Mr-fix at 16:53, 1 April 2025

2025-04-01T16:53:40Z

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	* Center Console contains a button panel. This panel is divided into 3 zones: left, center, right.		* Center Console contains a button panel. This panel is divided into 3 zones: left, center, right.
	* Button panel is a slave module for the HVAC module (since it's the closest one to be connected to, I assume). It's using only 3 wires. Most likely GND, Power, LIN-BUS.		* Button panel is a slave module for the HVAC module (since it's the closest one to be connected to, I assume). It's using only 3 wires. Most likely GND, Power, and single line for some kind of communication ([[LIN-BUS]]? 1-Wire? Custom protocol?).

	Where's the cool part? Panel does not define which button does what. Not even if button is enabled or not. It just send information that button in certain position was pressed/released/etc. Rest of the logic is taken care of by the HVAC module. So in theory you can assign the same function to all 5 buttons on the right side of the panel and have them operate with the same logic.		Where's the cool part? Panel does not define which button does what. Not even if button is enabled or not. It just send information that button in certain position was pressed/released/etc. Rest of the logic is taken care of by the HVAC module. So in theory you can assign the same function to all 5 buttons on the right side of the panel and have them operate with the same logic.

Mr-fix at 09:48, 1 April 2025

2025-04-01T09:48:56Z

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	Where's the cool part? Panel does not define which button does what. Not even if button is enabled or not. It just send information that button in certain position was pressed/released/etc. Rest of the logic is taken care of by the HVAC module. So in theory you can assign the same function to all 5 buttons on the right side of the panel and have them operate with the same logic.		Where's the cool part? Panel does not define which button does what. Not even if button is enabled or not. It just send information that button in certain position was pressed/released/etc. Rest of the logic is taken care of by the HVAC module. So in theory you can assign the same function to all 5 buttons on the right side of the panel and have them operate with the same logic.

			== Repair kit ==

	[[File:Porsche center console button panel repair kit.jpg\|thumb\|alt=Porsche center console button panel repair kit\|Porsche center console button panel repair kit]]		[[File:Porsche center console button panel repair kit.jpg\|thumb\|alt=Porsche center console button panel repair kit\|Porsche center console button panel repair kit]]

	I wanted to check the part number for a panel with maximum options enabled, but there's non. Instead Porsche is selling a "repair kit" with the panel, buttons, dividers, and blanks. Buttons have the same size and shape. You can organise the panel as you wish, if you adjust the coding afterwards.		I wanted to check the part number for a panel with maximum options enabled, but there's non. Instead Porsche is selling a "repair kit" with the panel, buttons, dividers, and blanks. Buttons have the same size and shape. You can organise the panel as you wish, if you adjust the coding afterwards.

			== Usage example ==

			TODOOO

			== More research ==

			TODOOO

Mr-fix at 09:47, 1 April 2025

2025-04-01T09:47:59Z

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	Porsche made it right (from my point of view) when it comes to coding logic and optional equipment.		Porsche made it right (from my point of view) when it comes to coding logic and optional equipment.


	* Center Console contains a button panel. This panel is divided into 3 zones: left, center, right.		* Center Console contains a button panel. This panel is divided into 3 zones: left, center, right.
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	Where's the cool part? Panel does not define which button does what. Not even if button is enabled or not. It just send information that button in certain position was pressed/released/etc. Rest of the logic is taken care of by the HVAC module. So in theory you can assign the same function to all 5 buttons on the right side of the panel and have them operate with the same logic.		Where's the cool part? Panel does not define which button does what. Not even if button is enabled or not. It just send information that button in certain position was pressed/released/etc. Rest of the logic is taken care of by the HVAC module. So in theory you can assign the same function to all 5 buttons on the right side of the panel and have them operate with the same logic.

			[[File:Porsche center console button panel repair kit.jpg\|thumb\|alt=Porsche center console button panel repair kit\|Porsche center console button panel repair kit]]

			I wanted to check the part number for a panel with maximum options enabled, but there's non. Instead Porsche is selling a "repair kit" with the panel, buttons, dividers, and blanks. Buttons have the same size and shape. You can organise the panel as you wish, if you adjust the coding afterwards.

Mr-fix: Created page with "Porsche made it right (from my point of view) when it comes to coding logic and optional equipment. * Center Console contains a button panel. This panel is divided into 3 zones: left, center, right. * Button panel is a slave module for the HVAC module (since it's the closest one to be connected to, I assume). It's using only 3 wires. Most likely GND, Power, LIN-BUS. Where's the cool part? Panel does not define which button does what. Not even if button is enabled or..."

2025-04-01T09:45:46Z

Created page with "Porsche made it right (from my point of view) when it comes to coding logic and optional equipment. * Center Console contains a button panel. This panel is divided into 3 zones: left, center, right. * Button panel is a slave module for the HVAC module (since it's the closest one to be connected to, I assume). It's using only 3 wires. Most likely GND, Power, LIN-BUS. Where's the cool part? Panel does not define which button does what. Not even if button is enabled or..."

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Porsche made it right (from my point of view) when it comes to coding logic and optional equipment.

* Center Console contains a button panel. This panel is divided into 3 zones: left, center, right.
* Button panel is a slave module for the HVAC module (since it's the closest one to be connected to, I assume). It's using only 3 wires. Most likely GND, Power, LIN-BUS.

Where's the cool part? Panel does not define which button does what. Not even if button is enabled or not. It just send information that button in certain position was pressed/released/etc. Rest of the logic is taken care of by the HVAC module. So in theory you can assign the same function to all 5 buttons on the right side of the panel and have them operate with the same logic.