ENET (Ethernet to OBD) Interface Cable for BMW E-SYS ICOM Coding F-series Get SP410 Instead

ENET (Ethernet to OBD) Interface Cable for BMW E-SYS ICOM Coding F-series Get SP410 Instead

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ENET (Ethernet to OBD) Interface Cable for BMW E-SYS ICOM Coding F-series for free shipping with best price.
Primary sought for F-Series year 2010 onwards:F06, F12, F10, F25, F20, F30, F32, F22, F15, F45, F26, F48, F39, F16, F40 and many more.

ENET (Ethernet to OBD) Interface Cable for BMW E-SYS ICOM Coding F-series

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This cable will work with any of the ENET softwares in the market. Softwares: E-SYS, INPA, ISTA, ISIS, ICOM, ECOM, Rheingold, many more
Buy our ENET lines are presented E-SYS 3.23.4 software installation packages and ETOKEN and PIN.

ENET Cable Introduction

BMW series single module programming or modules hiding ENET data line.
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BMW ENET Interface Features:

One can hide modules or program single module

1. Lock unlock sound confirmation ( to prevent radio interference, add sound to confirm car locked when turn light confirmation inconvenient. This is setup in cic)
2. Can operate the navigation menu including watching dvd when driving( for driving safety. Let the side driver operate the navigation menu )
3. Display engine output and torque meter ( purely fun, look engine output )
4. Cancel confirmation screen big screen boot delay
5. Open the voice recognition function
6. Three kind of bluetooth phone ringtones ( personality only )
7. Increasing the cic memory address to 50
8. The glass automatically rise to the top process is not terminated by the car door ( easy to get off to close the window waiting )
9. The digital speed display ( fun only )
10. Air-conditioned memory of the last off state ( without air conditioning season is more convenient )
11. Indoor cycling memories of the last time the state when engine off
12. A-pillar electric tailgate buttons and remote control a key to close the power tailgate. At any time terminate the reverse operation ( turn off 15 minutes or more reset )
13. Increasing shift paddles
14. The small screen to the large-screen display modify
15. Pdc display vertical and horizontal
16. Disable the seat belt status display - passenger seat
17. Disable the seat belt status display - driver seat
18. Disable seat belt reminder mistake ! The link is invalid. Device - passenger seat
19. Disable seat belt reminder - driving position
20. Disabled unfasten their seat belts voice prompts - passenger seat
21. Disabled unfasten their seat belts voice prompts - driving position
22. Intersection vehicle high beam automatic control ( no condition tested. Do not know if it is valid )
23. Angel eyes open and cancel functions
24 turn off the engine start-stop function turned on by default
25, gps time synchronization
26. Foot open the back cover
27. Ds show s1-s7 selection
28. Active sports gearbox program sport +
29. Single microphone settings
30. Engine off automatically unlock
31. Internet applications
32. Armrest usb playback video
33. The maximum distance disable front camera view
34. The maximum distance to disable the rear camera view
35. Maximum speed disable front camera view
36. The maximum speed to disable the rear camera view

EXAMPLES OF LATEST MODELS COVERED by BMW Enet Esys cable:

F chassis 2009 +

BMW 1-series: F20, F21, F44, F45, F46

BMW 2-series: F22, F23

BMW 3-series: F30, F31, F34

BMW 4-series: F32, F33, F35

BMW 5-series: F07, F10, F11, F18

BMW 6-series: F06, F12, F13

BMW 7-series: F01, F02, F03, F04

BMW X-series: F15, F16, F25

+ MORE

Primary sought for F-Series year 2010 onwards:

F06, F12, F10, F25, F20, F30, F32, F22, F15, F45, F26, F48, F39, F16, F40 and many more.

Other BMW Models Supported: the new 1 Series, 3 Series, 5 Series, 7 Series, GT, X3 and the latest BMW G-Series.

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1pc x BMW ENET (Ethernet to OBD) Interface Cable

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How to install E-sys coding software on Windows XP?

01) Run "\\E-sys 3.18.4\E-Sys_Setup.exe" to install program to "C:\EC-Apps\ESG\E-Sys\E-Sys.exe"

(Install Password is "lo8F3lsVVg" if prompted)

02) Copy "EDIABAS" folder from "\\E-sys 3.18.4\E-sys 3.18.4\EDIABAS" to "C:\EDIABAS"

03) Make sure "C:\EDIABAS\Bin\EDIABAS.INI" is set to Interface = ENET (it’s possible it has a different value, in that case just change it)

04) Copy "est" folder from "\\E-sys 3.18.4\est" to "C:\ESysData\e-sys est"

05) Copy all "psdzdata" subfolders (all 7 Folders) from "\\2_46.3 psdzdata\" to "C:\ESysData\psdzdata\"

06) Copy the contents of the "C:\ESysData\psdzdata\swe" folder into the "C:\ESysData\SWE" folder.

07) Make sure that there is a "Dist" folder in each of the Chassis (F01/F10/F25) folders etc. (e.g.
"C:\ESysData\psdzdata\mainseries\F010\F010_12_03_511\odx\dist") (should already be set, but check anyway - if not there - create empty "Dist" folders)

08) Turn Car's Auxillary Power On (Engine Off) and make connection to car with OBDII-Enet Interface Cable (Wait a few minutes until the network adapter icon shows a Connection with the yellow exclamation point over it)

09) Launch "C:\EDIABAS\Hardware\ENET\ZGW_SEARCH.exe" to verify cable and connection are working (IP Address, MAC Address, & VIN will be displayed verifying actual communication to the car) (ZGW_SEARCH.exe works intermittently on 64-Bit Windows - Not necessarily a problem if the ZGW_SEARCH window is blank, so long as the computer's wired network adapter shows an IP Address assigned to the computer from the car)

10) Run "C:\EC-Apps\ESG\E-Sys\E-Sys.exe" (It will take E-Sys a while to write the log file) and Under Options, Settings: On the ODX Tab, set the ODX Rule Path to "C:\ESysData\Rules" On the EST Tab, set the Developer-Soft-Token EST Path to "C:\ESysData\est\Code Away.est"

11) Hit the Connect Button on E-Sys Select Target Vehicle (e.g. TargetSelector:Project=F020_12_03_503m VehicleInfo=F020) NOTE: Target vehicle for F30 is F20!

12) Select Connection via VIN, and click Connect (Window should pop up confirming successful connection)

(The program will remember the "connection via VIN" for future connections)

13) When you connect for the first time to your car you will need the E-Sys PIN, which is 2690

14) Please see other how-to documents regarding coding itself.

15) Miscellaneous:

a. Some modules take a long time before the changes begin working (e.g. trunk and mirror close). If still not working after an hour or so, try recoding the module again, even if it looks like the correct parameter (e.g."nicht_aktiv") is set.

b. Share any undocumneted codings with the community.

c. If Coding for an extended period of time (>30 minutes or so

How to install and configure BMW ENET E-sys software on MacBook Pro V10?

Here are the instructions for getting BMW ENET cable (Ethernet to OBD) Interface E-Sys F-series coding software running in a Virtual Windows environment running under MacOSX.

Please note that these instructions have been prepared from a MacBook Pro running MacOS version 10.7.4, along with VMWare Fusion version 4.1.2 (not in bootcamp mode), running Windows 7 (x86) SP1.

The configuration and instructions prepared for E-Sys can be followed exactly as they have been prepared for the Windows environment here within the virtual windows as well.

Please configure the VMWare Network Adapter to have a bridged connection to the OSX physical adapter, as in the following screenshot:

E-sys-on-macosx-1 Note: at the time this screenshot was captured, the Ethernet wire was not connected to the car, hence it is shows a red circle in front of the title “Ethernet”. Once connected to the car (or any active ethernet wire), the circle will be green.

If disk space is of no concern, then the rest of the instructions below can be ignored. However, considering the size of the psdzdata folder (approximately 15 gigabytes and growing per release), and usually virtual machines do not have as much disk space available to them as the parent OS, one can store the psdzdata folder on the Mac side and allow E-Sys to see the files from within the virtual windows.

Ensure that Windows is able to see a folder on the MacOS environment as a standard shared resource. The easiest way to do this is to enable Shared Folders and Mirror the Downloads folder to be the same between the virtual Windows and MacOS:

E-sys-on-macosx-2

Now, create a folder called “BMW” or anything else that is desired on the Mac’s Downloads folder. The contents of the MacOSX downloads folder will be available in Windows via Z:\Downloads under Windows Explorer.

E-sys-on-macosx-3

In the ~/Users/username/Downloads/BMW folder, create a folder called: “ESysData”, and copy the contents of the folder “C:\EsysData” to the “Z:\Downloads\BMW\EsysData” folder. Now extract the entire downloaded “psdzdata” folder content in the psdzdata folder of the MacOS environment. Lastly, copy (not move) the contents of the following folder:

~/Users/username/BMW/EsysData/psdzdata/swe

to the following folder within the EsysData folder structure created above:

~/Users/username/BMW/EsysData/SWE

Please note that the “username” that appears in the above two paths will be the MacOS user’s username. Also, considering the fact that the Windows filesystem does not support case-sensitivity, the folder name cases specified above do not have any significance other than readability.

In E-Sys coding software, from the “Options” menu select “Settings…” and then select the “Program” tab. Ensure that the EsysData folder path is correctly specified with respect to where they are on the MacOSX environment and the Windows shared folder path. See screenshot:

E-sys-on-macosx-4

The EST file also needs to be mapped to E-Sys, and this file can be stored on the Mac side as well. Although it does not have a significant file size, it is advantageous to have this file on the Mac side for those who use Time Capsule as a backup solution and would like these files to be backed-up. In this case, the following illustration shows where the location of the EST file can been configured:

E-sys-on-macosx-5

The rest of the instructions that have been prepared for windows need to be followed in order to alter the coding of a BMW via E-Sys running in VMWare Fusion and MacOSX.

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