[ChristianMoller]

Hello,
Sorry to ask a stupid Q but it was a long time since i did it.
Do i have to default code cas and frm after i have added new Vo(so they know that they have the new VO)?
I know i have to do it to the modules involved but how about cas and frm?
It's a 2009 E91 325.
I'm add a AUX heater.

Thanks in advance
Christian

[dpaul]

Originally Posted by ChristianMoller

Hello,
Sorry to ask a stupid Q but it was a long time since i did it.
Do i have to default code cas and frm after i have added new Vo(so they know that they have the new VO)?
I know i have to do it to the modules involved but how about cas and frm?
It's a 2009 E91 325.
I'm add a AUX heater.

Thanks in advance
Christian

No, you do not "default" code (i.e. use the job "SG_Codieren") the CAS and NFRM (or FRM if that's what you have)

After editing the VO, you use the job "FA_write" to store it in CAS and NFRM. You are not "coding" them, you are just changing the VO and putting it back in the places BMW decided to store it.

"Default Coding" is letting the software use the string of option codes in the VO to determine what settings should be changed in the selected modules.

So, after editing the VO and FA_writing it, you "default" code the modules relevant to the change you made (SG_Codieren using the Expertmoden or Factory Coding profile).

[ChristianMoller]

Originally Posted by dpaul

No, you do not "default" code (i.e. use the job "SG_Codieren") the CAS and NFRM (or FRM if that's what you have)

After editing the VO, you use the job "FA_write" to store it in CAS and NFRM. You are not "coding" them, you are just changing the VO and putting it back in the places BMW decided to store it.

"Default Coding" is letting the software use the string of option codes in the VO to determine what settings should be changed in the selected modules.

So, after editing the VO and FA_writing it, you "default" code the modules relevant to the change you made (SG_Codieren using the Expertmoden or Factory Coding profile).

Super thanks
/Christian