- #USING NAVCODER WITH WINDWOS 7 HOW TO#
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- #USING NAVCODER WITH WINDWOS 7 BLUETOOTH#
Ah yes but Table 1-2 the 'bus contention' is defined as - rv8flyboy 11:59:14 (2014 views).Check out section 1.3.4, the fault is also triggered on bus contention, - robertengels 23:50:16 (1849 views).
#USING NAVCODER WITH WINDWOS 7 CODE#
I attempted to download an use the V38 SP-Daten files for SSS Progman, however I cannot select the TCU to code so I reverted back to the V32 files to try again. I was advised that I should code the TCU to the car. HOWEVER: When I first installed the TCU it had the message Activate phone, however I would not detect the bluetoothsignal. It codes successfully and I have attempted to recode several times. If I remove the Sony Module from inside the TCU (Modcule which the Sim car is insterted and the GSM antena is connected) the red light will stay solid. I removed the NZ Sim as it made no difference and the flashing red light returned. However the please wait message still remains. However when I put in a New Zealand Sim car into the TCU (By opening it up) The red light no longer flashes. There is still the red flashing light on the MID.
#USING NAVCODER WITH WINDWOS 7 BLUETOOTH#
Using Navcoder I can see that the TCU is coded correctly, it has the correct vin, bluetooth is enabled and other settings look good. Help, I have retrofitted my TCU in an E39, but am getting a "Please Wait" message on the MID. You really find the Euro TCU plug and play?Īny thoughts, or suggestions gratefully appreciated.
#USING NAVCODER WITH WINDWOS 7 HOW TO#
NavCoder doesn't kick it into pairing mode, and I am struggling to figure out how to do this last step. On the 16:9 display it shows up as a telephone but just says "Please wait" I cannot see it with my iPhone to pair with it. I can also see it with NavCoder and change the VIN number of the unit. Prior to that I coundn't really see much with INPA. I have added the SA633 option to the vehicle order with DIS and can now see it with INPA and it says Bluetooth is on. No way it works with a Euro TCU at that point. A bit of web surfing and a lot of looking at WDS got it going to the point I am at now. The BIT II and TCU wiring are quite different, however re-pinned the plug to suit. If the vehicle is ex-Japan, I can give you tips to get it all going
An ex.-Japanese vehicle + TCU is (for the BMW diagnostic software) and unknown combination NOTE: coding with a BMW diagnostic tool only works if you have the vehicle set to EURO mode (for NZ use). It sets the TCU to your car (programms VIN number, various other options) A) it updates the vehicle inventory list, so that a future diagnostic session knows what is fitted