Door lock question

[Flat6speed]

I recently replaced my left door lock on my 2000 base Boxster.  The window was not dropping all the time when I opened and closed the door.  That problem is gone.  Now I'm having alarm issues.  The car beeps at me saying something is wrong when I press the remote and here is what Durametric says.  I tried disconnecting the battery and no luck.  The erase button is greyed out so I cant clear it.  Do I need to dismantle the original door lock and swap out something inside?

[JFP in PA]

First of all, that version of Durametric qualifies as an antique and dates to August 2008, the current version is 6.6.3.5, so, I would start by updating the software.

 

Second, most of these codes are communications issues, I would clear all of them and then see what comes back.

[Flat6speed]

But I can’t clear them. It’s grayed out 

[Flat6speed]

What do I need to do to get the updated software from Durametric?

[JFP in PA]

If you have a legitimate version, go to their website, click on "Downloads" and follow their instructions under the "software" section.  And all updates for legitimate versions are totally free.........

[JFP in PA]

37 minutes ago, Flat6speed said:

But I can’t clear them. It’s grayed out 

Update the software and see if it works then.

[JFP in PA]

Your software version is so old, you may be in for a surprise if it is one of the Chinese knockoffs that were widely sold cheaply online:

 

• "First generation cables were sold through February 2008. Cables sold after February 2008, with very few exceptions, are second-generation cables.
• The cables with a box in the middle of the wire are first generation cables and are not compatible with version 6.
• Cables with the electronics inside the 16-pin OBDII connector can be either first or second generation cables:
• If the cable has the LED light on the side that reads "for use on: PORSCHE," then it is a second generation interface cable and it is compatible with version 6.
• If the cable has the LED light on the side that reads "Enthusiast Version" or "Professional Version," then it is a first generation cable and it is not compatible with version 6.
• Customers with first generation cables can upgrade to second generation cables for $150 USD (shipping and updated accessories additional).
• For more information about why we are not supporting the first generation interfaces and details about upgrading a 1st-generation cable, see our Upgrade FAQ"

[Flat6speed]

Thank you JFP.  I will try downloading tonight.