DIY - E65 Video In Motion using NCS Dummy and NCS Expert

Hi mortyx10,

THANK YOU! I tried this before work today and it works perfectly!

I was dead set against paying £100 for some tacky chinese CAN BUS module to enable this function.

I cant thank you and those involved enough for working this out and sharing this DIY!

One note to anyone else doing this, it may be obvious but I made a mistake in the MMI_E65.C02 file where I added the coding data at the end of the file, NCS Expert did not like that!

I realised that the CODIERDATENBLOCK : {00003021}..... needed to be in numerical order in the file, and not at the end i.e. not after 31XX etc...

Many thanks again!

Stuart

Well done guys. Loving your work.

Hi guys,

any chance someone could send me a copy of their modded MMI_E65.C02 file
for some reason my NCS doesnt like my modded file, have tried moving the block into the correct space but always get an error when trying to read.. Have the 31/8/2009 files..
Cant seem to d/l is off the link in the other forum either..
Have coded a few other things but cant get this file to take for some reason.
Thanks in advance

Originally Posted by D4hwt

Hi guys, any chance someone could send me a copy of their modded MMI_E65.C02 file

See the attachment. It's a decompiled text file converted to pdf.

Here is the actual C02 file. Just get rid of the .pdf extension.

Thanks for that HD, however i'm getting the same error with your file as well..
COAPI 1043: ERROR DURING PROCESS CBD- FILE MMI_E65.C02..

FROM THE ERROR LOG


>> ERROR! Modul: COAPI2.CPP, Proc: coapiRunCabd, LineNr: 06, ErrorNr: 1043
CODIERDATEN_LESEN
ERROR! Modul: CBD_PROC.C, ProcNr: 02, LineNr: 01, ErrorNr: 32.
C:\NCSEXPER\daten\e65\MMI_E65.C02

Have sucessfully coded other modules so i know my set up is good..
I get the Error if i try and read the MMIGT ECU as well as trying to code it.
Probably doing something blaringly obviously wrong but can't see what!!

Originally Posted by D4hwt

Thanks for that HD, however i'm getting the same error with your file as well..
COAPI 1043: ERROR DURING PROCESS CBD- FILE MMI_E65.C02..

FROM THE ERROR LOG


>> ERROR! Modul: COAPI2.CPP, Proc: coapiRunCabd, LineNr: 06, ErrorNr: 1043
CODIERDATEN_LESEN
ERROR! Modul: CBD_PROC.C, ProcNr: 02, LineNr: 01, ErrorNr: 32.
C:\NCSEXPER\daten\e65\MMI_E65.C02

Have sucessfully coded other modules so i know my set up is good..
I get the Error if i try and read the MMIGT ECU as well as trying to code it.
Probably doing something blaringly obviously wrong but can't see what!!

You might have the wrong version of the MMIGT file, try using an older version and see if you can connect then.

Guys,
I am in the process of enabling Video In Motion. I am able to easily disassemble, reassemble and then replace the three files accordingly, but I keep getting this error every time I read the ECU;

Error in CABD! Look at CABI.ERR and ERROR. LOG!
COAPI-1043: error during processing CBD-file
MMI_E65.C02

Also, per the info on the thread, I tried placing the parameter "CODIERDATENBLOCK : {00003021}....." within file MM1_E65.C02 in a numerical order but still that doesn't help.

However, once I switch back to my original files, I am able to read and process the ECU without any issues. I have been coding other Modules including MMIGT successfully so I know my NCSExpert set up is working fine.

Is there anything that I am missing?

EDIT: PROBLEM SOLVED
I have successfuly enabled Video in Motion. All the props go to hd750Li. He is bad a$$- Literally.........

I had outdated and corrupted files but he was able to upload his files into my OS and now all is good.

Originally Posted by pkathee

Guys,
I am in the process of enabling Video In Motion. I am able to easily disassemble, reassemble and then replace the three files accordingly, but I keep getting this error every time I read the ECU;

Error in CABD! Look at CABI.ERR and ERROR. LOG!
COAPI-1043: error during processing CBD-file
MMI_E65.C02

Also, per the info on the thread, I tried placing the parameter "CODIERDATENBLOCK : {00003021}....." within file MM1_E65.C02 in a numerical order but still that doesn't help.

However, once I switch back to my original files, I am able to read and process the ECU without any issues. I have been coding other Modules including MMIGT successfully so I know my NCSExpert set up is working fine.

Is there anything that I am missing?

Awesome mod, I just did this today and it worked great (MMI_E65.C03 in my case).

Originally Posted by D4hwt

Thanks for that HD, however i'm getting the same error with your file as well..
COAPI 1043: ERROR DURING PROCESS CBD- FILE MMI_E65.C02..

FROM THE ERROR LOG


>> ERROR! Modul: COAPI2.CPP, Proc: coapiRunCabd, LineNr: 06, ErrorNr: 1043
CODIERDATEN_LESEN
ERROR! Modul: CBD_PROC.C, ProcNr: 02, LineNr: 01, ErrorNr: 32.
C:\NCSEXPER\daten\e65\MMI_E65.C02

Have sucessfully coded other modules so i know my set up is good..
I get the Error if i try and read the MMIGT ECU as well as trying to code it.
Probably doing something blaringly obviously wrong but can't see what!!

Originally Posted by Blackbox760

You might have the wrong version of the MMIGT file, try using an older version and see if you can connect then.

or upgrade to the latest EDIABAS..

Cheers for the input guys I did get it to work by reinstalling NCS and using HD's file . Should've posted. Sorry.
Many thanks to the brains who figured this out. and to HD for the file.

Hopefully this works, will try tomorrow and get back to ya'all

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will this work on a 2006 650I??

Originally Posted by cn555ic

will this work on a 2006 650I??

Hi, for you it's much easier, I'm not at my computer to tell you the exact function you need to change but you can find it using ncsdummy. Just read cappl module. You should set it to deny_full I think.

Originally Posted by mortyx10

correct...you can only add parameters (which is simply possible by nettodat coding, no disassembly required) if the function is already defined. in this case we define it first in our SWTFSW02.dat and your right we can name it whatever, the keyword 1500 is more important. it must be unique.

I already have a function defined as 1500. I assume I should just take the next available spot (1528 in my case), and then change all references to 1500 in all three files?

My rear DVD player isn't working at the moment, so I won't be able to test it right away, but this seems pretty simple.

If you have updated your NCSExpert with newer files from a SPDaten package (for example v45), then yes, a function is already defined for 1500. Some other forum recommended using 1600, which worked for me. The next available spot (1528) should also work. As long as the number has no defined fuction...