[blaknite7]

Hey guys, IM trying to get into coding (mainly because i need to replace my fuel injectors) but since its all the same programs I figured i would dive into it. I was able to get a version of INPA and NCSExpert to start this effort. I installed all of the files and once INPA (5.0.6) loads it has no menu. I also downloaded an older version 5.0.2 which does have the menus but its all in german... anyway, getting to my question is the script to make that menu part of the "daten" file updates that i keep hearing about? The files are v47.1 for the E89, but i cant seem to find any other version (earlier) that would work with INPA... Ive been reading these forums and a few others non-stop for 3 days and i cant seem to get any answers . ANY HELP WOULD BE AWESOME!!!

also if there is someone in the PHX area who actually uses this stuff that wouldnt mind giving me a hands on pointer or two that would be awesome too!

[Coding@DetailAddict]

Which link did you download from?

[pinky_and_me]

Read and follow this: http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=645844
Getting the english INPA might take longer and 5.0.2 should be more than enough to code injectors.
I think older versions have the English translation but not newer ones.

[blaknite7]

Originally Posted by pinky_and_me

Read and follow this: http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=645844
Getting the english INPA might take longer and 5.0.2 should be more than enough to code injectors.
I think older versions have the English translation but not newer ones.

Thanks. This is the one i downloaded just recently. It should be enough to do injectors, but after that i want to start playing around with some of the coding options. I was hoping to get the newest version but its just not working for me. I still need the injectors and D-Can cable to come in but after that im hoping it all goes smoothly.

I found the newer one by torrents, but like i said, the menu doesnt seem to be populated with options. I may take this file and use the updated daten files i have and see how that goes. Thanks again though.

[pinky_and_me]

Originally Posted by blaknite7

but after that i want to start playing around with some of the coding options.

Well, INPA is not a coding tool, it's diagnostics. Most of the stuff you would find about coding is related to either NCSExpert or the layers on top of it that are not as flexible.

You might have more luck finding someone with an English translation of INPA in the other forum.

[ctuna]

In the DIY section there is a procedure for coding the injectors .
I think it uses NCSexpert and it pretty simple.

[Coding@DetailAddict]

Originally Posted by ctuna

In the DIY section there is a procedure for coding the injectors .
I think it uses NCSexpert and it pretty simple.

It uses INPA. And is really straight forward

[blaknite7]

Thanks guys. The injector coding looks pretty simple and it just uses INPA. Once i get all of that settled i want to start playing around with the coding (during off the chime... that sort of stuff) I wasnt really sure on the relationship between INPA and NCSExpert... it seems there really isnt any for coding other than using INPA to make sure you are talking to the modules... at least thats my limited understanding of how everything works at the moment. Im sure once i get the actual tools and can start playing around i can do more.

Perhaps i take that back... Maybe INPA holds the translation files that allow NCSE to talk to the modules... its some obscure relationship like that.

[blaknite7]

Thanks guys. The injector coding looks pretty simple and it just uses INPA. Once i get all of that settled i want to start playing around with the coding (during off the chime... that sort of stuff) I wasnt really sure on the relationship between INPA and NCSExpert... it seems there really isnt any for coding other than using INPA to make sure you are talking to the modules... at least thats my limited understanding of how everything works at the moment. Im sure once i get the actual tools and can start playing around i can do more.

Perhaps i take that back... Maybe INPA holds the translation files that allow NCSE to talk to the modules... its some obscure relationship like that.