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ccfj1 09-30-2009 04:52 AM

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Originally Posted by KiwiJochen (Post 664978)
Sorry, My TEL dialog is very unfinished - I forgot because I was working on PDC functions, and my TEL testers deserted me....
I've been working furiously on it

The goal is as follows:
1. Read ID determines TEL type
2. Then you Read ULF / Read TCU to read all the settings
3. Only then can you edit settings and Code ULF / Code TCU

I'm happy to test this as well if you need mate?

sna77 11-06-2009 06:07 PM

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Originally Posted by KiwiJochen (Post 664978)
Sorry, My TEL dialog is very unfinished - I forgot because I was working on PDC functions, and my TEL testers deserted me....
I've been working furiously on it

The goal is as follows:
1. Read ID determines TEL type
2. Then you Read ULF / Read TCU to read all the settings
3. Only then can you edit settings and Code ULF / Code TCU

Jochen,
I updated my NavCoder to the latest build today and attempted to code voice recognition of a friend's car. I followed the instructions as posted above, but gut an error as soon as I hit "Code."

Any ideas? I'll attach the log file to this post.

Thanks,
Steve

KiwiJochen 11-07-2009 04:16 AM

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Originally Posted by sna77 (Post 677713)
Jochen,
I updated my NavCoder to the latest build today and attempted to code voice recognition of a friend's car. I followed the instructions as posted above, but gut an error as soon as I hit "Code."

Any ideas? I'll attach the log file to this post.

Thanks,
Steve

It would make thinks simpler for me if you told me what error you get...

You have a 05/2003 E46 330xi Saloon M54 USA Left hand drive N
Fitted with a TCU type Everest part no 918 1864, HW64, SW09, CI07, made Dec 2007

The TCU is fresh from BMW, never coded

The TCU rejected the core coding with error 0xB2
Possibly because the VIN number was empty.

The TCU accepted the emergency number coding

I have seen this before and when I coded it, ensuring I entered the VIN, it worked.

Try with a VIN as well.

sna77 11-07-2009 10:36 AM

Great thanks! Last 7 of the VIN or entire VIN?

KiwiJochen 11-07-2009 11:44 AM

Last 7, standard for all control units

sna77 11-08-2009 07:03 PM

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Originally Posted by KiwiJochen (Post 677909)
Last 7, standard for all control units

OK, that worked... sweet. Coding took, power cycled the car and voila, success!

That was using the latest TCU (84109195455), in a 2003 330xi, USA model.

Derick2k 11-09-2009 01:25 AM

Jochen,

Can Navcoder be used to code the foglights to stay on when the highbeams are turned on?

KiwiJochen 11-09-2009 03:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Derick2k (Post 678383)
Jochen,

Can Navcoder be used to code the foglights to stay on when the highbeams are turned on?

Is that allowed in the state of New York?

Anyway, I've never seen any coding to do that, which doesn't mean it cannot be done - it simply means I don't know.

damci 11-09-2009 03:51 AM

in NCS you can do that

Derick2k 11-09-2009 11:05 AM

I know a few people that have done it. I think they did some coding to the LCM. Reason I want to do it is because I have HID foglights, and whenever I use the flash to pass on the high beams it will turn off & on my foglights in rapid succession.


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