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BMW Standard Tools is the software suite distributed by BMW Group that contains several interoperating applications and drivers, including NCS Expert, WinKFP, NFS, INPA, Tool32, and others. Here is the free download link for V2.12.
Hardware:

Also your Ediabas must have all files for flashing modules. There is no need for WinKFP ecu-files. I recommend you to download (v41 or post) sp-daten and do “update sp-daten” with bmw coding tool. Update must be done module by module. Correct order is 63, 62, A0. All modules can be flashed with MOSTASYNCab625. Those files contain EEPROM flash images, diagnostic communication and coding settings for specific models. Since those files are very large it's possible to download and install data packages required only for specific model and groups. ALL MODELS: E36; E38; E39; E46; E52; E53; E60 (E61, E63, E64) E65 (E66, E67, E68) E70 (E71, E72) E83. Close the command window and run BMW Coding Tools. Press the “Select SP-source” button on the right “SP daten” to find your vehicle information daten file. Select ah Select. Click the “UPdate SP-source” button on the right “SP daten” to link and copy the daten file. Mike’s Easy BMW Tools will install: – Inpa 5.0.6 (with English script files) – EDIABAS 7.3.0 – NCS Expert 4.0.1 (with English menus and buttons, and NCS Dummy Profile) – NCS Dummy 0.6.0.4 – Tool32 4.0.3 – WinKFP 5.3.1 – BMW Coding Tool v2.5.0 (for use as an alternative to NCS Dummy, or to update DATEN files) – Integrated SP. Note: If you used the Bimmergeeks download, you can skip this step - but only if you skip their instruction that says to delete the folders. Bimmerlabs does not require all of the daten files, just the.prg and.ipo files. Open WinKFP, and under import, there are two types of files we need to find - the P-SGBD and PABD files.

A PC (Operating system: Win XP 32 bit /VMware Win 7 32 or 64 bit)
An INPA/EDIABAS K+DCAN USB Diagnostic cable (cheap €19 in eobdtool.co.uk)
How to set up BMW Standard Tools 2.12?
Step 1: Download BMW Standard Tools 2.12
Download here and install follow system prompts:
Step 2: Download and install INPA
http://www.maxdown.org/download.php?file=BMW%20Inpa/Ediabas%20v5.06&host=b
Step 3: Download and install NCS Expert ENG
Make sure your EDIABAS should already be configured to STD:OBD for use with INPA
cable. Download EDIABAS configurator here:
This tool (in C:EDIABASEdiabas-Konfiguratorfolder) allows
you to easily change the ediabas.ini to your desired interface. So if you are
switching from INPA to E-Sys you could use this to switch from STD: OBD to ENET.
Set COM port for INPA cable
Connect the INPA DCAN cable with PC Install device deriver Come to My Computer>>Device Manager>>Ports (COM&LPT)
In this case it’s COM5. We need to change this in the obd.ini file located
in the c:ediabasbin folder.
Right click on your INPA cable driver for example mine is labeled “USB Serial Port” and click on properties. Now in the property window click on the advanced tab.
Now every driver is different but the important part is the settings such as latency timer and received and transmit bytes. See pic below for the ideal settings. You may also change the COM port number here as well for tutorial I left it at 5. Once your changes are done we can proceed by clicking OK to accept the changes. No close all windows to return to the desktop.
Browse to C:EDIABASBIN and find file obd.ini and
open it with an editor (e.g Notepad)
The First 3 lines will look like this…
[OBD]
Port=Com1
Hardware=USB
Need to change the Port to reflect our INPA cable which in our case
is COM port 5. So change it to look like this…
[OBD]
Port=Com5
Hardware=USB

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NOTE: Remember which USB port you connected your cable to as plugging it into a different USB port will allocate the INPA cable to a different COM port and neither tool will see the cable until the original USB port is used again or changed in device manager and obd.ini as mentioned above. Now to test if your cable installed correctly. Plug it into the vehicle’s OBD port and open
INPA.
Step 6: SPDATEN Files
Download and install SPDaten files (always recommend the latest) in this case it is 50.2 until I finish zipping and upload SPDatens 51.0 and upload it to share. (Follow the instructions provided at the end of the blog labeled “How to start WinKFP” which will explain how to import the SPDaten files to WinKFP)
Once downloaded you can now
**EDITED 10-12-2013**
For NCSExpert to install or update the data files, copy the files from SP-daten-E##daten to
the C:NCSEXPERDATENE## (where E## is whatever chassis you’re
updating). You will also want to copy the files from SP-daten-E##SGDAT to C:NCSEXPERSGDAT (they’re not separated into different chassis in NCS Expert, so you just want to copy and paste everything to that directory. Overwrite everything it asks about). Then copy the files from SP-daten-E##ECU to C:EDIABASECU
After copying the data files to
c:NCSEXPERDATENE## copy the following files to the following locations:
copy C:NCSEXPERDATENE##*.000
C:NCSEXPERDATEN
copy C:NCSEXPERDATENE##*.DAT C:NCSEXPERDATEN
copy C:NCSEXPERDATENE##*.ASC C:NCSEXPERDATEN
2. After installation, the directory (Drive letter):EC-APPSNFSSGDAT contains file CABI.h only and doesn’t contain files, required for working.
3. Mount the Progman disk in virtual drive (or insert in usual DVD-drive), extract all files SP-daten-Exx.rar from directory (Drive letter):CIP-Installerbin, each one in its own directory.
(You must get directories like SP-daten-Exx)
4. Now copy all *.IPO files from every directory (Drive letter):SP-daten-Exxsgdat to directory (Drive letter):EC-APPSNFSSGDAT.
For this purpose better use Total Commander, it allows overwriting elder files
with newest. This directory now looks like this:
5. In the same way refresh directory (Drive letter):EDIABASEcu with files taken from (Drive letter):SP-daten-Exxecu 6.
Run WinKFP
7. Choose “Import/Export – Import – Assemly line data” and import all data needed from directories (Drive letter):SD-daten-ExxDATA Details how to import assembly line data are given
in official manual for WinKFP
8. After importing the data, copy all files from directory (Drive letter):SD datenE70DATAgdaten to directory (Drive letter):EC-APPSNFSDATAGDATEN, overwriting all existing files.
Note: If you use Progman v.30 for updating WinKFP, it has error in file GDATENSgidc.as2. Simply open this file with Notepad and delete line 165.
WinKFP is ready for programming
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    DMEs listed as *internal only mean we can manipulate files and read/write to them, but we don't yet have any available tuning options.

  • Flashing with WinKFP Expert Mode

    Bimmerlabs has a number of 'free' files that can be flashed using tools you can download free on the internet - all you need is a D-CAN cable (we reccomend you purchase from Bimmergeeks!).

    WinKFP is the factory software for flashing most BMWs (at least the ones we can support). We plan to have our own flashing software available soon, but WinKFP is actually very safe, fast and effective.

    Bimmerlabs can generate customized tunes in BMW's proprietary format. When using customized files, it is required to use WinKFP's 'Expert Mode' - don't worry, it's actually not that difficult. WinKFP files now come with a customized batch script that makes flashing painless - the trick is to set up WinKFP first, which we will show here.

    Note that with specific modules, such as MSS60/MSS65, GKE191/GKE211, flashing with WinKFP and a non-reccomended D-CAN cable WILL 100% corrupt and permanently brick the DME, with no way to recover it. We reccomend the cables in our store.

    Step 1: Install BMW Tools (at least version 2.12).

    Bimmergeeks has a nice download for this as well (note: if you download from them, skip the step where it asks you to delete the folders). You will also need SP-Daten files in order to load the appropriate *.prg and *.ipo files for flashing (if you didn't use the Bimmergeeks download).

    Follow the instructions that came with your OBD cable for connecting it to your PC, which is out of the scope of this guide.

    Step 2: Turn off the 'boot mode' default.

    Often this doesn't matter, but in some cases (such as flashing an RSA delete) the 'bootsector update' checkbox will cause your DME to brick. The annoying part is you have to 'uncheck' that box every time you open WinKFP - fortunately you can force it off. Open: and add this line to the end of the file: Arcgis 10.6 crack.


    Now when you open WinKFP, 'Bootsectorupdate' will always be unchecked by default. Here are the reccomended settings:

    'UIF update in expert mode' should be unchecked (the batch file will fail if it's left enabled). I also reccomend you enable 'Fast baudrate'.

    Step 3: Import the appropriate *.prg and *.ipo files.

    Note: If you used the Bimmergeeks download, you can skip this step - but only if you skip their instruction that says to delete the folders. Bimmerlabs does not require all of the daten files, just the .prg and .ipo files.

    Open WinKFP, and under import, there are two types of files we need to find - the P-SGBD and PABD files. They define how WinKFP communicates with each DME.

    On the WinKFP menu, go to Import/Export, and choose P-SGBD.


    Browse to where your Daten files are saved. Under ECUdata, find your chassis - E9x and E87 are under E89, etc.


    In your chassis folder, open the ECU folder. You only really need one of the *.prg files to flash your DME, but it's easier to just import them all.


    On the WinKFP menu, go to Import/Export, and choose PABD.


    In your chassis folder, open the SGDAT folder. You only really need one of the *.ipo files to flash your DME, but it's easier to just import them all.

    Step 4 (optional): Open WinKFP Expert Mode.

    If you are using the batch files for flashing, you can skip this step.

    Click the Expert Mode button. Set up the P-SGBD, PABD and ECU address as follows (substituting your specific *.prg and *.ipo). Note that Bootsectorupdate is 'NOT ACTIVATED'.


    ECU-Address is typically always 12, but will be set appropriately with the batch file.

    Next, select the Program file you wish to flash from the (if any - only required for RSA deletes, or if your software version is outdated and needs updated). Then select the Data file you wish to flash. They should automatically show in the selection box if they are in the 'develop' folder. (where all your custom 0da/0pa files are saved)

    Step 5: Flash!

    Once you have everything set up, unzip your downloaded tune and run the *.bat file (be sure to flash the Program *first* if your custom file requires an RSA delete).

    Note that the batch file assumes you installed BMW Tools to the default location (C:/), if you installed it somewhere else, you'll need to change that in the batch file first.

    ** Make Sure WinKFP is closed before running the batch file! If it's not, just close WinKFP and run the batch file again.


    You will be greeted by this screen. Note that the warning is just intended to inform you of the risk - WinKFP is relatively safe to use (provided you have a good cable).


    Press enter to start the flash process. You should see WinKFP open and a programming status bar. The 0pa can take 15-30 minutes to flash. The 0da takes less than 1 minute.


    The program flash only has to be done once, you can flash as many 0da files as you wish after that. If you run into problems, review the steps above, or reach out to us for help.

    When WinKFP is finished, in the batch file window press Enter once more. You should see something like the following, and importantly, the Programming status should be 'OK'.


    After the program is flashed (or updated as neccesary from a stock file), you can flash the Data file. The Data file should flash much faster - 30-45 seconds for MSV70/MSV80.

    Step 6: Enjoy!

    Cycle the ignition key to reboot the computer. You may need to start the car, shut it off, and start it again to clear any error codes (using INPA, which convienently comes with BMW Tools). It is normal to get an error code after a flash, as the adaptations sometimes need reset due to the changed parameters.

    Note: Sometimes there could be a 'coding error' after flashing a modified file. This error is harmless and can be remedied if neccesary. Updates will be posted here soon.