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Originally Posted by NewBimmer2020
… by other side I already have the ENET Cable (obd2 /Ethernet that btw I think I already metioned that I tried but not succesful, cause one it "worked" only with 1 or 2 browsers, can't remember if Firefox or Chrome, or both, but when It prompt for a log in and I input the "root" id user and the "cic0803" or "Hm83stN" it seems to work, but all what I get is a blank page, I cannot Click the link to go up a directory a couple of times then browse to /HBpersistence/normal and download the file as it says on the turorial,
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If you want to try the ENET to OBD2 Connector again, take note of the following:
- I used this method successfully on my CIC with PREMIUM maps (Professional navigation). I don't know if it works for CIC with MOTION maps (Business navigation), but it doesn't hurt to try.
- Make sure the ENET to OBD2 Connector looks like the pictures below (pictures show both sides of the Connector):
https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/SIIAA...MA/s-l1600.jpg
https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/DuYAA...pm/s-l1600.jpg
- You plug the OBD2 end of the Connector into the car's OBD2 port. You then plug an Ethernet cable between the Connector and your PC. You do NOT need any drivers with the ENET to OBD2 Connector.
- You do NOT need internet connection.
- I used Firefox on Windows 10 1903. I suggest you try Firefox on Windows 10, any version of Windows 10 will do (do NOT use Windows 7 or Windows on a virtual machine).
This is a summary of my experience using an ENET to OBD2 Connector (refer to the bullet points):
https://www.e90post.com/forums/showp...&postcount=306
- Follow steps 2 to 12 in
vespa's first post:
https://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1154524
but take note of my bullet points above (in case they also apply to you).
Good Luck!