Parallel conversations in different threads
Just for the sake of clarity then from the RAC group buy thread:

SteveMFr wrote:

Really? Then the description is rather poorly worded on the Bearmach web shop (mailorder4x4):

BA 5075 Hawkeye Diagnostics Additional Vehicle Unlock Code.
The unit is supplied with one vehicle unlock code, additional unlock codes can be purchased to allow the unit to be used on multiple vehicles.

Price: £145.00 (Excluding VAT at 20%)


Is it possible that this was changed for later versions of he Hawkeye?

RRRob wrote:

Its bad wording they mean additional unlock codes can be bought for additional models .

 
RRC 2Dr, RRC 4Dr,
P38, and 2 L322s
(wife thinks I'm nuts - prob right, too)

but....

The description in post No1 clearly states:


When you purchase the HawkEye diagnostic tool you are automatically entitled to your FREE unlock code which will enable you to use the product on one Land Rover model of your choice. Once purchased, the firmware of the unit is fully upgradeable as new applications are released. You can also include more than one Land Rover model on your Hawkeye diagnostic tool by purchasing further unlock codes.


http://www.paddockspares.com/hawkeye-diagnostic-tool.html

Exactly MR G One model and all vehicles of that model  

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I'll have to read as closely as you next time Gary.

As a potential customer I'd still be unsure... Vehicle type or model. One vehicle, tho, is exactly that. Misleading. And the site I copied that from is the Bearmach direct distributor.

We've not sold any yet, but there will be a VIN lock free single model (l322 or RRS, etc) available - though it will be somewhat more expensive than the Hawkeye. It will also do more as of the Fall SW update. There will also be a VIN lock free all-model type IIDTool for professional use. All in all, when you've purchased all the cables and necessary bits for the Hawkeye multiple model unit - we'll be in about the same price category. 
RRC 2Dr, RRC 4Dr,
P38, and 2 L322s
(wife thinks I'm nuts - prob right, too)

Sorry Steve my plan was not to sabotage your thread/product in any way - sounds great

I hope I didn't sound that defensive

It's your thread, Gary. I was actually just trying to contribute constructively. We spent a bit of time dwelling on pricing/features of all the various diagnostic tools not too long ago. I don't consider the Hawkeye to be a great value. It's not expensive but it doesn't do terribly much. I actually consider the Faultmate MSV to be a better value. It's 4 times as expensive and does 10 times as much (for one user).

If you have a specific need that the Hawkeye fulfills, tho, then it's obviously a better value. 
RRC 2Dr, RRC 4Dr,
P38, and 2 L322s
(wife thinks I'm nuts - prob right, too)

SteveMFr wrote:

If you look closely at the Hawkeye's application list (available vehicle systems), it really does not seem like such a good deal anymore (IMO - but I am biased ).

It is only 1 VIN at the GBP250 price - addtl VIN's cost GBP145.

Shameless self-plug: the IIDTool should have CCF editing options available as of the fall SW update (we hope... )

That's what I'm waiting for!  Got - 2017 SDV8 Autobiography in Loire Blue
Had- 2008 TDV8 Vogue SE in Java black
Had - 2007 S/C in Stornoway Grey

SteveMFr wrote:

I hope I didn't sound that defensive

It's your thread, Gary. I was actually just trying to contribute constructively. We spent a bit of time dwelling on pricing/features of all the various diagnostic tools not too long ago. I don't consider the Hawkeye to be a great value. It's not expensive but it doesn't do terribly much. I actually consider the Faultmate MSV to be a better value. It's 4 times as expensive and does 10 times as much (for one user).

If you have a specific need that the Hawkeye fulfills, tho, then it's obviously a better value.

OK Steve I meant your "Other" thread!

I have a Garmin Nuvi with bluetooth connection to the cars Diagnostics which can read and clear just about any code that is OBD2 as well as display about 20 different live engine readouts from MAF to Battery...and that was only £150 with a Sat NAv & Bluetooth phone thrown in

On this page http://www.paddockspares.com/hawkeye-diagnostic-tool.html there is a link to: Land Rover Air Suspension cable NOW £45.00 (exc.VAT)

Does this mean that the Hawkeye can be used to reset the air suspension with this cable?

Can the Hawkeye reset the Air Suspension and clear suspension codes?

This page seems to say it can: http://www.dap-inc.com/hawkeye/index.shtml

Yes it can Gary

It what my Hawkeye does the most  

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Gazellio wrote:

On this page http://www.paddockspares.com/hawkeye-diagnostic-tool.html there is a link to: Land Rover Air Suspension cable NOW £45.00 (exc.VAT)

Does this mean that the Hawkeye can be used to reset the air suspension with this cable?

Yes the Hawkeye can read and clear faults on the Air Suspension. 

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On the Hawkeye V3 do you need an additional cable?

As in other thread can it be used to clear/reset suspension with just the OBD2 cable?

Also I trust this tool cannot reset the suspension? http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/part...nformation