Help to understand fault code.

Friend popped round with VCDS cable and we added a few features mentioned in the VCDS Changes thread such as mirror dipping, parking display and hidden menu.

Did a post changes scan and discovered this fault.

Address 5F: Information Electr. (J794) Labels: 4E0-035-6xx-5F.clb
Part No SW: 4E0 035 652 D HW: 4E0 035 652
Component: B-BN-EU H58 0108
Revision: -------- Serial number: 349I 0A7551253
Coding: 010101010002C3ED01000305EF6300030001
Shop #: WSC 02391 823 56573
VCID: 224BF6F33D67380EAD9-8077

Subsystem 1 - Part No: 4G0 919 884 G
Component: EUR 2010 1108

Subsystem 2 - Part No SW: 8T0 919 604 HW: 8T0 919 604
Component: DU6 Basic H42 0084

Subsystem 3 - Part No SW: 4F0 910 609 E HW: 4F2 919 611 H
Component: Bedienteil MM H01 0060

1 Fault Found:
03276 - Please Check Software Version Management
000 - -
Freeze Frame:
Fault Status: 01100000
Fault Priority: 6
Fault Frequency: 1
Reset counter: 138
Mileage: 96271 km
Time Indication: 0
Date: 2013.03.26
Time: 14:50:37

Freeze Frame:
Voltage: 12.10 V

Anyone able to help identify what the fault actually means?

TIA

It's from early 2013, did he clear and rescan?

Hi Chris and thanks for moving the thread to the correct section.
Yes he cleared the fault but it came straight back again.

Rosstech don't list it as far as I can see although searching for the fault code on google brought this up AudiEnthusiasts Please Check Software Version Management

Looks like it may have been when my DAB was retrofitted by the main Dealer (part of the deal when I bought it).

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Schmittster

1 Fault Found:
03276 - Please Check Software Version Management
000 - -

Anyone able to help identify what the fault actually means?

TIA

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03276 is stored after an update has been performed but it hasn't been documented in the factory servers yet.

It has no functional result, only acts as a note. Once the server knows, it stores a value in an adp channel which clears the code.

Just more crap from VAG! Can we all say together - we hate SVM?

Thanks Bruce, it;s nice to know that it's nothing to be concerned about