You'll also need a USB port too.ĭiagnostic lead. Running it in xp mode doesn't work either! You need a 32 bit OS. Laptop - most laptops should work, be warned though, the BMW standard tools suite will NOT work on a 64 bit operating system. What will I need to connect to my car? 3 things. Pull that out to reveal the connector behind. So how does this fit in with your car? Well at the bottom of the drivers A pillar behind a little cover plate that says OBD on it, you'll find a 16 pin OBD II connector, it looks a bit like a scart lead, and will have a little shorting plug in it at the moment. Other tools in the suite like winFKP and tool32 can be used to update the software in modules, but are for the more advanced user and not needed for what we want to achieve here! I have heard of it bricking modules, but never permanently, that said though, the potential to harm the cars fragile electronics is there if not used correctly! Be warned, NCS Expert does have the potential to do damage to your car if you don't use it properly, or set about playing with it not knowing what you are doing. It can be used for a variety of things, such as coding retrofitted Options to the car and modifying the existing software, in this case to activate a readout. NCS expert is a program used to modify and manipulate the existing software in your car. Because it is passive, ie only for reading values and the like, you can't really do any damage to your car using INPA. INPA is purely a diagnostic tool for checking fault codes and reading live data. It consists of 4 or 5 different programs that have different functions. This little guide focuses on a suite called BMW standard tools. There is a mass of different software out there for readig fault codes and the like.
Rob-the-viking wrote:OK, some instructions on coding Cruise Control.įirst some background.
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