Confirm “JOBNAME” in the middle groupbox says “SG_CODIEREN”.In the “Choose job” dialog box, select “SG_CODIEREN” and click “OK”.If “JOBNAME” in the middle groupbox already reads “SG_CODIEREN”, skip the following steps andjump to 16.

Make sure the “FSW_PSW.MAN” manipulation file is for the same module.

In the “Choose ECU” dialog box, select the desired module and click “OK”.

The middle groupbox now shows the available modules and default jobname.

After a short moment, the top groupbox should now show information regarding your car.

In the “Choose ECU” dialog box, select one of the presented modules (for example “CAS”, “EWS” or”EKM”) and click “OK”.

In the “Choose CHASSIS” dialog box, select your chassis and click “OK”.

Nothing much happens, but you’ll notice some of the buttons on the bottom now have labels.

In the “Choose profile” dialog box, select “NCS Dummy profile” and click “OK”.

From the “File” menu, choose “Load Profil”.

At this moment no profile is loaded, so the screen is quite empty. If NCS Expert was still open after reading the trace file, start from step 12.īMW Coding/Flashing/Progrmming PDF+Video Guide NCS Expert from that package refuses to read revtors profile, since the revtors profile version I have uses ProfilFormatVersion2.0, while NCS Expert in 2.12 package seems to require ProfilFormatVersion3. Then follow the instructions below to recode the module. I have BMW Standard Tools 2.12 installed on my laptop. To do so,read a trace file from the module you wish to change the coding of, load it in NCS Dummy, make the desired changes in the graphical trace editor and export the FSW_PSW.MAN trace manipulation file. Right click it up and press update > automatically search online for update.The most common way of coding modules with NCS Expert is through FSW/PSW manipulation. If it isn't recognizing it you'll usually see the cable labeled DCAN with a yellow triangle on it somewhere on the device manager list. If you don't see anything under Com & Ports then that means your issue isn't related to Com port or any type of settings of ediabas, it's because your cable is faulty or your laptop isn't recognizing it. You can change it to whatever port matches your cable in device manager > com & ports > right click your cable and go to properties > advanced > make sure latency is 1 and com port matches whatever is in Obd file. do you have the exact name of the file and what you edited or could you send screenshots. Ive just gone through the obd config file but its still not registering my cable.

If you go to C drive > Ediabas > Bin > open Obd config file and you can manually change the com port to whatever you want as long as it matches the device manager com port setting.

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