[maxyeo]

Any M235 owners managed to code with bimmercode using enet cable ?

[cjn]

My M135iX is probably almost identical, and I have absolutely no issues with BimmerCode via ENET cable and an Ethernet-Lightning cable on my iPhone.

Have you tried it and found a problem, or are you just thinking about it?

[maxyeo]

Originally Posted by cjn

My M135iX is probably almost identical, and I have absolutely no issues with BimmerCode via ENET cable and an Ethernet-Lightning cable on my iPhone.

Have you tried it and found a problem, or are you just thinking about it?

My issue was cant detect enet cable ......

[cjn]

If it's iPhone, put it in flight mode (WiFi, BT and GSM all off). Also, try to be a bit more helpful about what you're doing and what you see.

[maxyeo]

Originally Posted by cjn

If it's iPhone, put it in flight mode (WiFi, BT and GSM all off). Also, try to be a bit more helpful about what you're doing and what you see.

Android phone and I also goes to airplane mode still can't detect enet, no issue with G20 and all others F44

[maxyeo]

Originally Posted by cjn

My M135iX is probably almost identical, and I have absolutely no issues with BimmerCode via ENET cable and an Ethernet-Lightning cable on my iPhone.

Have you tried it and found a problem, or are you just thinking about it?

I'm trying to code M235i just that it doesn't detect my enet cable...

[TheNine90]

Did you set allow BimmerCode to access the local network in IOS settings?
Allow BimmerCode to access the local network (iOS settings > BimmerCode > Local network).

[jxcashtro]

Originally Posted by maxyeo

I'm trying to code M235i just that it doesn't detect my enet cable...

I was having the same issue but with iPhone and this worked:

Going into "Demo Mode", disconnecting, then immediately hitting "Connect" when you return to the home screen.

Unfortunately, it is hit or miss but I have not experienced issues once connected.

[maxyeo]

As I already mentioned Android not IOS

[cjn]

Have you done this:
1. Car turned off, cables disconnected.
2. Put the phone in flight mode, or whatever Android needs to turn off Wifi and Bluetooth.
3. Connect the ENET cable to the OBD port and the Ethernet adapter for your phone, plug the latter into your phone.
4. Turn on the car in diagnostic mode: feet off the pedals and press the Start button very quickly 3 times. Don't start the engine.

[maxyeo]

Originally Posted by cjn

Have you done this:
1. Car turned off, cables disconnected.
2. Put the phone in flight mode, or whatever Android needs to turn off Wifi and Bluetooth.
3. Connect the ENET cable to the OBD port and the Ethernet adapter for your phone, plug the latter into your phone.
4. Turn on the car in diagnostic mode: feet off the pedals and press the Start button very quickly 3 times. Don't start the engine.

Yep, and repeated several times ..... Still cant detect enet cable

[jxcashtro]

Originally Posted by maxyeo

As I already mentioned Android not IOS

I would assume the android app user interface and features are exactly the same as iOS so no reason not to try the demo mode fix. I also tried everything and this is the only method that has worked.

[maxyeo]

Originally Posted by jxcashtro

I would assume the android app user interface and features are exactly the same as iOS so no reason not to try the demo mode fix. I also tried everything and this is the only method that has worked.

Ok will try that