Reference · continuously extended
The Porsche coding list —
what the 992 already has built in.
Focused on the 911 of the 992 generation. Much of it is fitted at the factory and simply waiting to be released — what applies to your car I check up front from the VIN.
Tools we use
PIWIS · ODIS · Durametric
Category 1
Cluster & assistance
- Porsche InnoDrive and lane keep assist.Predictive adaptive cruise that factors in bends, junctions and speed limits from the navigation data. Requires the radar and camera hardware to be fitted.
- CarPlay navigation in the driver display.The map from your phone also appears in the instrument cluster.
- Track view and reduced display.The stripped-back circuit layout the GT3 gets as standard.
- Heritage Green dials.Lettering and accents as in the Sport Classic and Targa Heritage Edition.
- Red needle tip on the speedometer.Change the colour of the pointer tip.
- Model graphic on the welcome screen.Depending on the choice, it also unlocks extra display pages.
- Speedometer scale and run-on time.Scale end value, plus how long the display stays on after switch-off.
- Switch off the drive mode pop-up.With Sport Chrono, the pop-up on mode change disappears.
- Expert menu and seatbelt chime.An extra menu level on the steering wheel selector; chime off while the symbol stays active.
Category 2
Lighting & vehicle
- Rear light bar in daytime running mode.The full-width strip runs in step with the front daytime lights.
- One-touch indicator.Number of blink cycles on a light tap.
- Lock and unlock flashes.How often the car confirms locking.
Category 3
PCM & infotainment
- Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.Unlocked in the PCM where not active from the factory.
- Vehicle graphic in the PCM.Model rendering on the main pages of the centre display.
- Update the map material.Full regional maps instead of only your home region.
Honesty over marketing: This list shows what is possible in principle. Whether a function exists on your specific car depends on its software level — I check that free of charge before you pay anything. Coding unlocks what is already built in; it cannot replace missing hardware.