Hello chaps, recently bought INPA/NCS/DIS/SSS/TIS software and cable off ebay. INPA is working ok, I can read and delete codes fine. Toady though I have been learning NCS, I understand the principles but have problems when selecting profiles. Now it seems 90% of people use profiles 'Expertmode' or 'Revtors Profile', both of which I cant access, they are there to select but when I do I get a german error translating to Profile invalid or something.

I am under the impression that I need this 'Revtor profile' in order to change bits of code, because of the manipulation, and the whole changing files to.MAN, correct? So first question, why might I have this error, why cant I choose these profiles to use?

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Secondly, it seems I can use the 'default profile' without issues, and extract various txt files. When I go to the NCS WORK file I have the FSW_PSW.TRC file. Could I not just do without the whole renaming part, edit that document, save it, then code in using NCS? Logically I cant see a problem doing this, but I would rather not take chances just yet. I would greatly appreciate any help, thanks? Here's how i would do it Bren.

• Download and install Notepad++. • Download and install the Compare Plugin for Notepad++. • Read-off your entire vehicle or single ECU. • Open the FSW_PSW.trc file with Notepad++.

• Create a new plain file and copy/paste all of your data from FSW_PSW.trc. • Search the new file for all the FSW (Function Key Words) that you want to change. • Make the changes that you want to do. Castle Care Tech 1600 Engineers Manual Woodworkers more.

• Select Plugins and Compare - it will show you a simple visual of all the changes, so that you can just double check your work. • Save the modified file as FSW_PSW.man.

The Hardware If you have an interest in programming your E90 BMW vehicle, there are 2 important hardware components are you are doing to need: • Computer (Laptop Recommended) We recommend that the computer you use has a Windows XP 32bit operating system (OS) installed. Although, others have reported to get the software needed to program BMW E90 vehicles to work on Windows 7 and above OSs as well as 64bit OSs, but most users have the most programming success using the recommended OS (Win XP 32bit). • USB-OBD2 Cable Obviously you need a way to connect your computer to your BMW vehicle. The cable we recommend for accomplishing this is the over. There are cheaper cables out there, but sometimes you get what you pay for, and when programming a car that probably cost you thousands, it is worth spending the extra cash to invest in a reliable cable.

The Software The 3 programs below are needed or recommended for coding your BMW E90 car: • NCSExpert (Version: 3.1.0 with Daten Files Version: 51.2 or above) • Inpa (Version: 5.0.2) • Ediabas (Version: 7.2.0) The following text editor program is optional but recommended, and is what will be used in some of our tutorials: • We recommend buying cj83lex’s for $5.00. You will probably want to go ahead and grab the latest data files addition he has for $10.00 extra. So for a total of $15.00 you will have everything you need software wise to program your BMW E90 car. Note, everything that he does provide in the package you can find around the internet, but it can take a lot of time to gather up the right software versions as well as finding download links to the software that are still active. Step: 1 – C Directory Configuring & OBD Setup • Unzip the “ NCSEXPER.rar” file, and place the 3 folders (EDIABAS, INPA, and NCSEXPER) inside the zipped file in the C: folder. Your C: folder should have the following highlighted folders added: • Navigate to C: INPA BIN • Right click on INPALOAD.exe and create a shortcut to desktop • Navigate to C: NCSEXPER • Create a shortcut to your desktop of the “ WORK” folder • Navigate to C: NCSEXPER BIN • Create a shortcut to desktop of “ NCSEXPER.EXE” • Navigate to C: EDIABAS Hardware OBD and run the OBDSetup.exe. Your screen will look something like the image below.