[beemerboy88]

I tried again with a E87 1er, 12/2009 (no 7/8 pin).

- Changed cable mode to D-Can + PT-Can with dcan.exe (...Done)
- Started ifhsrv32.exe after plugged in cable

As that didn't worked and I still have the same problem like in Post #134

I changed to the new snapshots in Post #136 and downloaded the ICOM Emulator.

- Started ICOM Emulator VM + ISSS VM
- Networks settings (vmnet2/Host-only) configured
- Installed driver in ICOM VM
- Set COM Port to 9, Latency 1
- Changed D-Can mode with DCAN.exe to D-Can+PT-Can (...Done)
- Started ifhsrv32.exe in ICOM Emu VM

I can see the ICOM in ISTA (Network O.K) but the "VIN could not be read from vehicle" - Error stays the same.

Just to be sure; the ignition has to be on, true?

Ignition needs to be on.

So did the led on your cable flash when you started the test?. It should start to flash green when ISTA/P tries to connect (Please answer this question).

Check in the ICOM vm that you have up to date drivers installed - 2013/2014. I assume when you installed the cable, afterwards you disconnected it from the vm and then reconnected it again so driver change/com port change takes effect (also when unplugging, right click on the dcan usb icon and select disconnect(connect to host). Then unplug. If you just pull it out without doing that it can cause communication/driver errors). Also when you have installed the cable take a new snapshot so that it doesn't ask you to install the drivers again next time.

Best to use a USB2 port (not USB3). VMware has problems with USB3.

Have you tested your cable using other software to make sure it works ok?. i.e test with inpa, Rheingold or ista/d on the e87.

I used the software recently on 2008 E87 and it worked.