The K-Line interface is compatible with most BMW E-Series models from 1996 up to March 2007. For BMW E-Series models from March 2007 onwards, the DCAN interface is used. The K-Line and K+DCAN cables are normally used for coding on a Windows computer, however, you can also use them for coding on Mac computers and Android or iPhone devices.Īmong the cables available for BMW coding are the cable with the sole K-Line interface and the K+DCAN cable, which has a dedicated switch to shift between K-Line and DCAN interface. K-Line or K+DCAN Cable BMW Coding on Android and iOS Mobile Devicesīoth the K-Line and K+DCAN cables are USB devices, so in order to connect them on a mobile device you will need a USB device adapter. For Mac, iPhone, and iOS devices, you need a USB to iPhone or iOS device adapter like this one.įor Android mobile devices, you will need a USB OTG adapter like this one. K-Line or K+DCAN Cable BMW Coding on Mac Computer You will then need to download and install an app for BMW coding on your iPhone or iOs, or Android device.

To connect the K-Line or K+DCAN cable to your Mac computer, you also need to have the USB to iOS device adapter like this one. – No hunting or searching for SP-DATENs then struggling to import them – All the latest versions of the programs in one neat install file – One single installation will install ALL the programs needed for coding & diagnostics, update software to show English menus, set up NCSExpert with the correct NCSDummy profile and comes integrated with SP-DATEN 53.3 – BMW Coding Tool v2.5.0 (for use as an alternative to NCS Dummy, or to update DATEN files as new ones become available) – NCS Expert 4.0.1 (with English menus and buttons, and NCS Dummy Profile pre-installed) – Inpa 5.0.6 (with English script files & Support for F-series) Please note: If it won’t work, it can be in conflict with other diagnostic software on your pc! To code your BMW on an Android and iOS smartphone and Mac computer, you'll need a dependable K-Line or K+DCAN cable.ONE CLICK INSTALLATION AND ZERO CONFIGURATION The common Windows Emulator for Mac are the following: Most of the BMW software used for coding, such as INPA, EDIABAS, NCSexpert, NCS Dummy, Tool32, WinKFP, etc, primarily run using Windows computers, thus you will need a Windows emulator app on your Mac computer. The entire package is only 170MB!! No need to download 15GB of DATEN files.

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