I haven't found edits for the key function yet: notable: roll UP all windows from key fob. Twice I've learned on my key and rolled down all the windows and had to pull the actual key blade out of the fob to do the task of roll them up.
I can find some key settings like set seat position by key so it's looking like the wheel entrance crap is not available on e70, or just in a weird place I haven't found yet.
I was able to find where to set the speed and yes/no for auto lock doors on my e53 and a couple other things to confirm you can do coding. It also has specific sub menus for some of the biggies like pair ews and they are named well liked "I just replaced ews" sub menu.
The "ca" module where is expect to see the key coding only has reset module no coding :-(.
I looked in the places I could think of where it could alternatively be but no luck.
It takes a while for three scanner to figure out which modules are available, especially on e53. (2 minutes startup), much much faster on e70, but once running it's prob 20x as fast to browse around. Prob worth the price of admission just for that reason alone.
I'll see if I can figure out a way to compare side by side with foxwell.
So far every function such as engage AC compressor or read auc real-time voltage has been where I could find it with relative ease.
The glaring oversight unless I just haven't figured out how is that I can't overlay two graphs. The good news is that it's nearly instant to switch between and the graph doesn't start over when you do so screen shots work ok to get a compression.
The screen before the graph will display far more data points simultaneously than the foxwell and far far far easier to read.
Example of warm and cold O2 sensor graph.