2024 forscan Glarefree headlight question

[socal raptor]

I know there is a thread on this already, but it looks like the code is slightly different on the 24 trucks. Has anyone been able to get the glare free working correctly on the 24 raptors/Raptor R? Copying what I posted in another thread.

I have a 24 Raptor R and been trying to do this mod. I was successful with my 22, but HCM 734-01-04 does not exist on my 24. It stops at 734-01-02. I have a "white auto" sign not green, but I can see glare free in the menu. I have a feeling the 24 glare free settings are different. When I try to change 734-01-01 and 734-01-02 I get an error every time of "writing blocks failed - incompatible configuration"

edit* adding on to this. When I make a change to certain modules and write it, everything looks and saves correctly, but when I go back to the module it reverts back to the original. This is happening with the SCCM for for glare free both with the as built and not

 

[Muchmore]

I have to ask, what is this supposed to do/change/solve?

 

[socal raptor]

I have to ask, what is this supposed to do/change/solve?

Instead of your high beams just turning on and off when another car comes your way it will gradually dim the left high beam to not blind the other car and keep the right one on. Essentially more advanced auto high beam that higher end luxury cars have. This video explains it well

 

[OptimusPrime]

For on-coming cars, I find glare free doesn't slowly dim the high beams or create a shadowed box, instead it shuts off the high beams, then fades the right-side high beam back on. I think there is also some movement of the light beam to bias it a bit further right too. When following a car, glare free will fade both high beams back on, with each light pointed further out on its respective side, making a shadow in the middle where the car in front sits. Same effect just how is gets there isn't quite like the video.

 

[socal raptor]

For on-coming cars, I find glare free doesn't slowly dim the high beams or create a shadowed box, instead it shuts off the high beams, then fades the right-side high beam back on. I think there is also some movement of the light beam to bias it a bit further right too. When following a car, glare free will fade both high beams back on, with each light pointed further out on its respective side, making a shadow in the middle where the car in front sits. Same effect just how is gets there isn't quite like the video.

I agree it works more like how you described, but still better than normal adaptive lights

 

[Antho]

Glare free doesnt work on the 24 F150.

 

[socal raptor]

Glare free doesnt work on the 24 F150.

Well that took the wind out of my sails. I wonder why. Wonder if it’s software or hardware

 

[Antho]

Well that took the wind out of my sails. I wonder why. Wonder if it’s software or hardware

Software from what I have found. They are basically using the superduty software and it doesn’t even have the capability for Matrix lights. It uses the BCM for high beam ramping etc instead of the HCM. Pretty crappy.

 

[roadblocked]

I have a friend who works at NAL which manufacturers the headlights for the f150 - ford removed the software for glare free headlights in the 2024 model year because it is currently illegal in the US under NHTSA.

The software is present in older models because they were anticipating the US to follow suit with EU lighting guidelines, however our guidelines were changed, but not enough to allow true glare free lighting.

 

[jeanco]

forscan and will work,but illegal.