Hello, been an Audi driver for a long time, but wanted to try something different. Recently purchased an M5 and am loving it. Looking forward to learning from everyone here.
Hi. I’m trying to code out the HSR system on a BMW 535d F11 without triggering error messages. I removed "2VH" from the Vehicle Order (VO) list and then recoded the following modules: ICM, DSC, KOMBI, HU_CIC, and EPS. I also pulled fuse (134)or at least I think it’s the right one. In ÎŜ†Ä, the HSR module shows up as red. However, the notification shown in the picture keeps appearing on the instrument cluster and iDrive. Does anyone have a solution for this?
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I wanted to recommend a tool I’ve been testing recently for remote BMW/MINI coding called CONNECT.
For anyone doing remote coding regularly, this is honestly one of the more interesting solutions I’ve tried because it eliminates a lot of the usual setup headaches.
The main idea is simple: the customer opens a small Windows app and connects their ENET, K+DCAN, ÏçØɱ or J2534 interface, and on the coder side the vehicle behaves almost like it was connected locally.
I’ve been especially impressed with the ENET implementation. ė-šÝ§ can discover the remote car normally, instead of having to mess around with VPNs, IP configurations or port forwarding. It also works with ÎŜ†Ä/ÏçØɱ, EDIABAS tools such as ÏÑÞÀ, NCS Expert and Tool32, and even J2534 devices.
There are also a lot of small features that clearly seem designed by someone who understands the problems we deal with doing remote jobs:
Live vehicle voltage and terminal status
Customer laptop battery, charger and Wi-Fi/LAN status
Low-voltage and connection-quality warnings
Remote ignition/diagnostic mode control on supported F/G-series cars
Automatic VIN/head unit/software detection
CarPlay compatibility check
Built-in encrypted chat and file/photo/video sharing
Remote PC control for troubleshooting
Saved customers with auto-accepted future sessions
Automatic K+DCAN switch detection
Compact always-on-top session window
One of the biggest advantages for businesses is the white-label option. The customer application can use your own company name, logo, colors and even your own domain, so from the customer's perspective they are using your company's remote coding software rather than a generic third-party tool.
There is also an API planned/designed around shop and booking-system integration, which could make the whole process much more automated.
I’m still testing it, but so far I think anyone doing a decent volume of BMW/MINI remote coding should take a look at it.
The beta is currently free until October 31, 2026, so it’s a good opportunity to test it without committing to anything.
Definitely worth checking out if you're tired of VPNs, TeamViewer networking workarounds and explaining ENET configuration to customers.
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Now available for iOS and android devices
Long time Bmw addict, various automotive addict. Looking forward to the resources and knowledge here, thank you all for the effort to keep this forum going.
