[Lev]

Hello.
I am having trouble figuring out which module I should program since my ZB-number doesn't exist. I have attempted to export different SP-daten versions, such as v39, v41, and v71, but to no avail. NSC Expert is also showing different names for the module. I would appreciate some advice or if someone could share SP-daten for older models. Specifically, I am looking to find the ZB-numbers for 6781970, 7592098, and 9159750.
e60 LCI

[Mathijshee]

which module u try to code ?if its easy to acces i would take it out and see what numbers are on the module.

[Lev]

EGS - need to connect to the car, GWS (GWS_60.C05), DSC (EHB_60.C04)

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which module u try to code ?if its easy to acces i would take it out and see what numbers are on the module.

[pupu144]

You needed this info?

9159750 (GWS60) -> latest sw: 9213651, ZB-Nr. 9213651
7592098 (GKE215) -> latest sw: 7603577, ZB-Nr. 7603576
6781970 (EHB360) -> latest sw: 6783362, ZB-Nr. 6783362

[Lev]

You needed this info?

9159750 (GWS60) -> latest sw: 9213651, ZB-Nr. 9213651
7592098 (GKE215) -> latest sw: 7603577, ZB-Nr. 7603576
6781970 (EHB360) -> latest sw: 6783362, ZB-Nr. 6783362

Yes, I did. Many thanks, man! How did you find it? To know for the future.
Why don't I have those ZB numbers? Is it because of incorrect SP-Daten?

[pupu144]

Maybe your SP-daten is outdated..

To find this data:

E60 -> kmmData -> kmm_SG.txt - here you can identify a family (folder name) of ECU.

Then head to folder containing firmware data for a module and open ***.his file (usually it has the same name as the folder, so, for example GWS60 -> GWS60.HIS).
There you can track the history of updates from a current ZB to the latest possible, according to this document.

Of course, this is not the 100% guaranteed solution, but it gets the job somewhat done.
If you have an option, it's always better to let ISTA-P scan and decide what SW is best suitable for any given module.

[Vadim AA]

9159750 (GWS60) -> ZB-Nr. 9212217

kmmData - incorrect method for determining update and button update in Winkfp is not correct sometime.

[Pavel_Nikitin]

9159750 (GWS60) ->  ZB-Nr. 9212217

kmmData - incorrect method for determining update and button update in Winkfp is not correct sometime.

Hello. Why do you think that determining the update number using kmm is incorrect? After all, according to kmm, the last update number is 9212217. At the same time, I don’t understand why, according to the GWS60.HIS file, the latest update number is 9213651. Why can you tell me?

[pupu144]

At the same time, I don’t understand why, according to the GWS60.HIS file, the latest update number is 9213651. Why can you tell me?

By "the latest" you mean THE latest for GWS, or the latest possible for an OPs hardware which is currently on 9159750? Because there is a difference..

It's better to use Notepad++ (or equal software) when working with these files.
First, you search for a 9159750. Look for a line where this number is on the left side. On the right there is gonna be the following SW update step. You click on that one (highlight) and look for the similar highlighted number on the left column.
You keep going until the number on the right don't have a matching number on the left column. That means that this is the final software.

At least this is my train of thought. Someone who knows more/better can always vouch in, of course

[Pavel_Nikitin]

At the same time, I don’t understand why, according to the GWS60.HIS file, the latest update number is 9213651. Why can you tell me?

By "the latest" you mean THE latest for GWS, or the latest possible for an OPs hardware which is currently on 9159750? Because there is a difference..

It's better to use Notepad++ (or equal software) when working with these files.
First, you search for a 9159750. Look for a line where this number is on the left side. On the right there is gonna be the following SW update step. You click on that one (highlight) and look for the similar highlighted number on the left column.
You keep going until the number on the right don't have a matching number on the left column. That means that this is the final software.

At least this is my train of thought. Someone who knows more/better can always vouch in, of course

I knew how to look for a number in *.HIS, but thanks anyway for trying to explain) I didn’t understand what OPs hardware is. Can you tell me?