NavCoder v2.0.16 released
NavCoder v2.0.16 released
Get it here: http://www.xoutpost.com/nav/NavCoder%20v2_0.zip or http://www.bimmerboard.com/members/k...der%20v2_0.zip Includes new: Read and Code your nav settings Read and Code your TV settings (including TV-in-Motion) Scan your audio / nav system Scan the entire ibus Enjoy! All bug reports, requests etc back to me. And post all your successful coding to this board! |
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thats fine. But one questions: what did I need for hardware? ? Thorsten |
Read the Readme.txt file - it explains everything.
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What do you do for a living? You are a very patient & clever guy.
Why are the likes of BMW, Mercedes etc. not clamouring for your skills for big money? - Probably because they are German & will only employ Germans until it suits them better. That's why the McLaren F1 team suffered last year. The Mercedes built engines kept blowing up. This year they have capitulated & brought in engineers who are not German to design & manufacture their F1 engines. Keep up the good work. It is much appreciated worldwide. Best Rgds, Mike:thumbup: |
Thank you so much KiwiJochen for your great work!!!
TV in motion....sweet! Can't wait to try it out... Regards TommyL |
Using that interface where do i find a ibus-wire to connect to it ?
How do you guys do it ? |
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Thnx wat color is it and do i really have to cut a wire from the connector ?
Are there any other suitable places in case the car doesnt have a CDC? |
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I then moved into broadcast where I was a support engineer for video transmission systems and had the good fortune to attend 2 x Olympic Games. I became interested in software programming, and wrote some diagnostic utilities for the broadcast systems we used back then, and the software ran on a handheld computer (Psion) that I used at the time. I now still work in broadcast, although in the sales side of the business. All of this helps to develop the right attitude and approach that anything is possible, given sufficient curiosity and the right logical approach. I now own a BMW and love the ability to get in and diagnose the system by myself :-) I assist local people here in upgrading their BMW systems and I have done conversions and upgrades that the local BMW dealership say is impossible! Quote:
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Thanks for the feedback, I enjoy helping people Jochen (a Kiwi that never says no to any challange) |
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I-bus = white/grey/yellow (the only wire with 3 colours) Ground = brown +12V = red with green stripe I normally just openthe panel, and connect to the wires using crocodile clips straight into the back of the plug. No unplugging or dismantling necessary. In the E46 it is less accessible - you may need to remove the trunk trim side panel to gain access to the wiring...?? (I haven't worked on many E46s) |
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