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Old 09-17-2008, 03:19 PM
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I hear the NavCoder support on this forum is pretty good too :-)
My car is an E39 530i registered Dec 2000. I had the MK3 computer fitted as standard with the widescreen monitor. I upgraded to the MK4 computer a year ago and had the BMW dealer code it to the vehicle. Thank god I knew how to access the service menu, as when they brought the car round I checked and found that it still bore all the hallmarks of its previous host, an E53. All they did was to update the nav firmware, so I sent them off again. This time they did manage to code it to my car and I had attained full functionality of the nav computer.

I believe they didn't set the computer properly to my radio module as I could not access the radio service mode recently.

Any how I am now about to embark upon this task myself to ensure that all relevant functions of my entertainment system are active.

Please excuse my ignorance but I have no idea on how to connect the IBUS interface to my cars system. I would appreciate it if you could give me a list of the exact parts I will need including any wires etc and where to connect to.

I shouldn't have any problems with regards to connecting the interface to my laptop aswell as installing the Navcoder software ready to run.
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Old 09-18-2008, 01:22 AM
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I believe they didn't set the computer properly to my radio module as I could not access the radio service mode recently.
Access to the Service Mode has nothing to do with nav coding and always is active and cannot be changed. Check that you are using the right method - there are 3 different ways, depending on age of the radio.

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Please excuse my ignorance but I have no idea on how to connect the IBUS interface to my cars system. I would appreciate it if you could give me a list of the exact parts I will need including any wires etc and where to connect to.
See circuit diagram included with the NavCoder zip file.

As to how to connect to your car, that depends on what car you have (I don't know) but most people find it easier to plug into the CD changer lead at the CD changer.
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Old 09-18-2008, 07:55 PM
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My car is an E39 530i registered Dec 2000.
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