* Copy C:\EDIABAS\BIN\OBD.ini file to C:\Windows folder!
Once you verified that this is the correct port number the D-CAN USB driver is using, save the file in it’s current location. Make sure that the port number matches the one you set during the D-CAN USB driver installation! If the COM port numbers do not match, EDIABAS will not be able to talk to your car! * Press OK to make those changes take effect. For Value type in: C:\EDIABAS\BIN as shown below: For Variable type in: ediabas_config_dir. * Add a new system variable by pressing the New… button. * Edit the Path Variable and make sure you append (add to the end) the following: C:\EDIABAS\BIN Under the Advanced tab, click the Environment Variables button: * Create a shortcut from C:\INPA\BIN\INPALOAD.EXE to your Desktop * Extract the contents of the N54-Injector-Coding.zip file to the C:\ drive! * Press OK and close all other windows with the OK button. * Make it look like this (except for the Com Port number): Go to Port Settings tab and press the Advanced button:
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* Right Click → Properties on the USB Serial Port. It is extremely important in the next steps! Make note of the COM port number that you have assigned for your K+CAN cable. Find the Ports (COM & LPT) section as illustrated below:Īs you can see the picture above shows that the Windows has assigned COM Port 5 to the D-CAN USB cable. With the cable still plugged into your USB port (not connected to car), launch Windows Device manager.
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If an installer is not provided, you might have to point Windows Device Manager to the location of where your drivers are.
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Install the driver software (if an installer is provided). Plug in the K+CAN cable into your USB port. Note: as you can see it includes a CD with the drivers for their cable It is hard to recommend a specific cable, so dig online and find one that fits your budget!
I am using a “cheap” Chinese cable from (price €17 with a switch) and it works fine. There are several vendors on various online web sites. Please, be warned that the EDIABAS software contains certain 32-bit and even 16-bit tools which are not guaranteed to run under 64-bit Windows! There is a much higher chance of software crashes and failures! Note: Some have managed to get this running under 64-bit Windows by installing XP-Mode from Microsoft. I tried creating a complete VMWare virtual machine, but the USB cable drivers caused it to crash. You may or may not succeed in doing so because it depends on the driver software used by your DCAN compatible USB dongle. Note: Some have managed to create a VMWare virtual machine which contains all the tools necessary for this to work on other operating systems. Windows XP and Windows 7-32-bit are acceptable! It is imperative that you follow all the steps in the order presented in this DIY document. Be warned: Your Mileage May Vary!Īll critical warnings are highlighted in red.Īll informational notes are highlighted in gray! This document is designed to be as an instructional guideline purely for educational purposes and it should be treated as such! You are welcome to experiment and attempt to improve the techniques discussed in this document, but there are no guarantees of success.
The author provides no warranties, guarantees of success, nor shall be held liable for any damages (personal, property, mental, financial, etc) incurred to anyone who uses this document. This document contains technical information that could potentially lead to damage of personal property.
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