I've never had to plug my Omitec into an Azure specifically to check the Active Ride but it does plug into that connector behind the plastic cover to check other functions. I can't recall if there is a special adapter or not for use of the Omitec on the Active Ride.The Omitec plugs into the Seraphs and Arnages through the OBD II connector as they don't have the Canon connector like the Azure. I have the RH 12418 RR factory, the Flying Spares, and also the SBI Engineering diagnostic boxes and they all have a ten pin male connector that plugs into the Active Ride module directly. I haven't looked on an Azure, but on all the Spurs etc the module is behind the fuse panel, tucked up a bit. You basically get your head down into the passenger footwell and look up to see it.The connector plugs into a rectangular slot in the back facing side of the module. It is a little tricky to get up there and plug it in. In one of my boxes IIRC there is an adapter cable that has the ten pin male on one end and a nine pin female on the other, I can't recall which car this is for though. If it is actually a cable on the Azure, it's probably never been pulled out and is really hidden up in the under dash area.