Unfortunately I haven't found any way around that. I too find that frustrating. Especially being that wanting the cameras at speed is something I only need a handful of times a month. I do find it somewhat inconsistent though, sometimes it pops up other times it doesn't I haven't found any rhyme or reason.
damn, yeah it’s annoying lol
I don't actually need them at speed, the question is the definition of speed. Ford sets it exceedingly low, so any maneuvering it thinks you move too fast.
Not that I’m aware of. But there is a way to jump the power signal to the right pin that used to be done on older F150s to enable the lights at any speed, not sure if anyone has tried this on the lightnings.
Like I said I don’t know if this works for our trucks but I know this was possible for older trucks.
In addition to what @Blochead21 said, we don't actually know if the flash has the hardware for this, it seems likely, but Ford doesn't seem to be enabling the feature anywhere anymore, so I'm not sure why they include the expensive hardware, and wouldn't be surprised if they dropped it.
I understand. I didnt know there was more hardware that was required. My flash definitely has the "bending" headlights. It just seems more like a software problem rather than hardware as it wont let me edit anything in the IPMA section of forscan. it just fails to make the change every time. Again, thanks for the info.
If they bend, then you have the hardware likely. I'll agree it sounds software. Reaching out to the forscan people is probably the right move.
will do. again, thanks for the info. I'm sure its just forscan not being able to read/write the IPMA correctly, so it fails.
