Active Matrix Headlights using FORScan

I followed the instructions from the F-150Lightning forum:

Glare-free (matrix) headlights (localized dimming of brights based on surrounding traffic): Successful Lariat ER with 5/5/22 build date. The necessary hardware is available in my Lariat ER trim. The swiveling (dynamic bending) lights continue to work with these settings. Settings were adapted from this F150gen14 ICE forum thread. Also thanks to @FlasherZ and

APIM 7D0-09-01 x1xx xxxx xx–
APIM 7D0-09-03 xxCx xxxx xx–
IPMA 706-01-01 xxxx xxx9 xx–
SCCM 724-04-01. xxx4 xxxx xx–
HCM 734-01-02 Bxxxx x2xx xx-
HCM 734-03-02 xxxx xxx1 x1–
HCM 734-11-01 0735 89
IPC 720-01-01 xx8x xxxx xx–
IPC 720-10-01 xxxx xxx3 xx–

I am having issues with my ‘24 Lariat in accessing the IPMA (as built) module in FORScan. Anyone else having this issue? Can’t seem to get it working without that access. I was able to change my mirrors to only fold out when I start the car because I go in and out of my truck a lot and don’t want to burn the motors out. I also increased the momentary blinker rate from 3 blinks to 6. Those worked. Any advice or suggestions? Thank you.

Edit: the table didn’t format correctly, here is the link: F150 Lightning FORscan thread | Ford Lightning Forum For F-150 Lightning EV Pickup: News, Owners, Discussions, Community

I’m interested in this as well. I’ll follow along. I never considered changing that momentary blinker count, that’s clever.

Canadians: this is enabled by default for us, as noted by the white colored headlights with the letter “a” encased within.

Weston said:
Canadians: this is enabled by default for us, as noted by the white colored headlights with the letter “a” encased within.

It’s not for me( 23 lariat er)

Avery said:

Weston said:
Canadians: this is enabled by default for us, as noted by the white colored headlights with the letter “a” encased within.

It’s not for me( 23 lariat er)

Why?

@Crosby
Idk. I can enable it with forscan obviously but it didn’t come with it

Weston said:
Canadians: this is enabled by default for us, as noted by the white colored headlights with the letter “a” encased within.

I have the encased “a” but matrix isn’t enabled

@Blaine
How do you mean? The color of the headlight must be white with the encased A to show matrix is enabled. If it’s green, then matrix isn’t being used.

Again, for Canadians, the option to enable/disable Matrix doesn’t exist without turning it on via FORSCAN.

@Weston
For Americans the A is encased in green

@Weston
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Weston said:
Canadians: this is enabled by default for us, as noted by the white colored headlights with the letter “a” encased within.

Ah, Canada. Of course, free healthcare and advanced lighting… /s. How do you like it?

@Crosby
Honestly don’t notice it much but if it does work, then the people driving in front of me are welcome!

Weston said:
Canadians: this is enabled by default for us, as noted by the white colored headlights with the letter “a” encased within.

No it isn’t.

Ash said:

Weston said:
Canadians: this is enabled by default for us, as noted by the white colored headlights with the letter “a” encased within.

No it isn’t.

I did this a couple months back. I did not use the “Beta” I just downloaded the newest non beta forscan available online.
The IPMA (as built) loaded up for me.
Can you post a screenshot of what error you are getting.

@Toryn
You have a 2023. The beta version is needed it seems for the 2024.

Luca said:
@Toryn
You have a 2023. The beta version is needed it seems for the 2024.

Nah, I used the latest non-beta version in December on my 2024 Flash and it worked totally fine, no problems.

@Crosby
You have the cheap FORScan adaptor. You need to buy the more expensive ones (Vlinker or OBDLink) that support the higher bit rate needed to program the module.

Do you have a physical canbus speed switch on your cable or is it automatic?

Jin said:
Do you have a physical canbus speed switch on your cable or is it automatic?

I don’t have a speed switch. It is an older BT ODBII.