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I-Level after coding
01-07-2022, 13:52 PM,
(This post was last modified: 01-07-2022, 13:53 PM by Node.)
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RE: I-Level after coding
(01-07-2022, 11:58 AM)Elf11 Wrote:(01-07-2022, 11:08 AM)Node Wrote:Well at least ISTA+ official can't unselect any units who are selected by calculation of messuring plan. I know it's possible in ISTAP expert version but DME will always be affected as well even if not selected. No offense, maybe you know more than I do please tell me how to do singel unit coding in ISTA offline? I havent tried with the one from sedoy might be different though(01-07-2022, 10:29 AM)davidoff86 Wrote:(01-07-2022, 10:25 AM)TheNine90 Wrote: Using ISTA you cannot select individual ECU or code only without programming. It usually updates the whole car. Its likely the vehicle was updated using ISTA or esys was used to code and change i-level I don't know about ISTA+ official, but ISTA+ from Sedoy DEFINITELY ALLOWS EXACTLY THAT. I would expect official one to allow that too, based on release notes. And that was possible for years now. I remember it was not possible VERY long ago, but was possible for years now. (01-07-2022, 12:19 PM)14TLC Wrote:(01-07-2022, 11:34 AM)Node Wrote: IMHO BMW just plays it safe here. Some new iLevels are different in coding only in relation to previous level. So it writes a new level to a car anyway. As I already said both of these actually perform calculations to offer unit upgrades if/when needed. And as bmchicago confirms this in an actual procedure at BMW. |
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01-07-2022, 14:34 PM,
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RE: I-Level after coding
(01-07-2022, 13:52 PM)Node Wrote:(01-07-2022, 11:58 AM)Elf11 Wrote:(01-07-2022, 11:08 AM)Node Wrote:Well at least ISTA+ official can't unselect any units who are selected by calculation of messuring plan. I know it's possible in ISTAP expert version but DME will always be affected as well even if not selected. No offense, maybe you know more than I do please tell me how to do singel unit coding in ISTA offline? I havent tried with the one from sedoy might be different though(01-07-2022, 10:29 AM)davidoff86 Wrote:(01-07-2022, 10:25 AM)TheNine90 Wrote: Using ISTA you cannot select individual ECU or code only without programming. It usually updates the whole car. Its likely the vehicle was updated using ISTA or esys was used to code and change i-level Calm down bro and enjoy your f***ing Friday |
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01-07-2022, 14:44 PM,
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RE: I-Level after coding
Oh, I'm very calm, believe me I'm just too old to waste time listening to same BS over and over again.
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01-07-2022, 21:49 PM,
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RE: I-Level after coding
Thanks Node and bmchicago
I was curious and tried with ISTA/P. I only coded one bike and after coding ISTA/P updated the I-Level although nothing was programmed. Then I started ISTA/P again and after reading the bike, the "Determine measures plan" button was greyed out since the actual I-Level is same with ISTA/P I-Level. But after selecting individual modules for programming in "Process control modules" tab, measures plan shows that one module will receive an update |
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01-07-2022, 23:45 PM,
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RE: I-Level after coding
it can also depend on chassis. On motorrad maybe works different than car.
The models before E65 7 Series or any vehicle without MOST fiber optic network, the control units that can be flashed is limited. For Example E83. Only these modules can be reflashed or updated. DME, EGS, VTG, DSC ISTA/P will not automatically determine updates and you must check manually or use KIS database to see if an update is available. These vehicles do not have I-Levels and rely on programmed part numbers in ETK or KIS, or SIB. like i said, maybe motorrad is different that vehicle. i have no experience with bikes. if you look on ETK there are i-levels in supplement section next to ZFE. |
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02-07-2022, 20:19 PM,
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RE: I-Level after coding
(01-07-2022, 23:45 PM)bmchicago Wrote: it can also depend on chassis. On motorrad maybe works different than car. Yes, exactly. On older motorcycles is pretty much the same. For example, attached screenshot of ETK for DME part numbers for one particular motorcycle. The hardware is same but the different part numbers are related to the programmed version. I-Level is there and presented but not necessarily means that all modules have been updated. Like in my previous post with coding vs programming. So, if you are interested to know whether a module on a vehicle has particular upgrade needed to solve some issues, it is not enough to check just the I-Level |
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04-07-2022, 09:08 AM,
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RE: I-Level after coding
(01-07-2022, 13:52 PM)Node Wrote:(01-07-2022, 11:58 AM)Elf11 Wrote:(01-07-2022, 11:08 AM)Node Wrote:Well at least ISTA+ official can't unselect any units who are selected by calculation of messuring plan. I know it's possible in ISTAP expert version but DME will always be affected as well even if not selected. No offense, maybe you know more than I do please tell me how to do singel unit coding in ISTA offline? I havent tried with the one from sedoy might be different though(01-07-2022, 10:29 AM)davidoff86 Wrote:(01-07-2022, 10:25 AM)TheNine90 Wrote: Using ISTA you cannot select individual ECU or code only without programming. It usually updates the whole car. Its likely the vehicle was updated using ISTA or esys was used to code and change i-level That got me curious. For ISTA P expert mode allows to deselect ECU's no problem. For Sedoys ISTA+ in config file I can see that all expert options are "true" nevertheless when I go to updated->advance tab some modules are greyed out and there's no possibility to deselect them. Reading your comments I assume that's somethign wrong here? Just for clarity sake, I can add more ECU's or code replaced ones but for ISTA+ act's like ISTA P in standard mode no matter what I do. |
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04-07-2022, 10:51 AM,
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RE: I-Level after coding
I've tried the other day on a F40 with latest I-step(with ISTA from sedoy). Just coding one ECU was possible since there is no messuring plan available because all ECU's are updated. As much i know some units can only be programmed in combination with other's this information can also be found in esys what ECU's has to be programmed together. But i don't know why ISTA can't just writhe the coding file to one unit. It could be because coding file changes with I-step upgrade, so if ISTA is on a newer version than current I-step and the coding file is changed it does not allow to just code one ECU's. But i probably missing something, please correct if someone knows better.
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05-07-2022, 17:25 PM,
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RE: I-Level after coding
(04-07-2022, 10:51 AM)Elf11 Wrote: I've tried the other day on a F40 with latest I-step(with ISTA from sedoy). Just coding one ECU was possible since there is no messuring plan available because all ECU's are updated. As much i know some units can only be programmed in combination with other's this information can also be found in esys what ECU's has to be programmed together. But i don't know why ISTA can't just writhe the coding file to one unit. It could be because coding file changes with I-step upgrade, so if ISTA is on a newer version than current I-step and the coding file is changed it does not allow to just code one ECU's. But i probably missing something, please correct if someone knows better. Just got my hands on ISTA+ manual and it clearly states that in "advance" tab you can add additional ECU's for programing on top action plan calcualted in "comfort" but deselecting is not possible. Unless someone is willing to correct me I will trust BMW manual. |
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05-07-2022, 17:57 PM,
(This post was last modified: 05-07-2022, 18:03 PM by Elf11.)
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RE: I-Level after coding
(05-07-2022, 17:25 PM)diagso Wrote:That's what i experienced as well, tried on some other cars today, it's just not possible. Perhaps there is a reason for it.(04-07-2022, 10:51 AM)Elf11 Wrote: I've tried the other day on a F40 with latest I-step(with ISTA from sedoy). Just coding one ECU was possible since there is no messuring plan available because all ECU's are updated. As much i know some units can only be programmed in combination with other's this information can also be found in esys what ECU's has to be programmed together. But i don't know why ISTA can't just writhe the coding file to one unit. It could be because coding file changes with I-step upgrade, so if ISTA is on a newer version than current I-step and the coding file is changed it does not allow to just code one ECU's. But i probably missing something, please correct if someone knows better. (01-07-2022, 14:44 PM)Node Wrote: Oh, I'm very calm, believe me I'm just too old to waste time listening to same BS over and over again. Could you please explain how "just" coding of one ECU can be done in ISTA4? I'd really appreciate that. |
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