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INPA/EDIABAS Windows 7 64bit Installation GuideINPA cable for BMW INPA K+Dcan USB Interface, BMW INPA Cable with INPA Software was not easy for some customer who purchased from ebay, and hard to get the BMW INPA work well. Below BMW INPA /EDIABAS installation experience on Windows 7 64bit sharing from bimmer forum. Eobdtool.com write it here for customer reference.I have been trying to find clear instructions on how to achieve this installation successfully over the past few months, I kept giving up due to confusion, frustration, misleading threads and bad information. However, after much research, I have finally got it working and hope to help others searching for solutions.
I can’t guarantee that this is absolutely perfectly described but the process below worked in my case, hopefully it’ll get you up and running too.My specific use is to diagnose codes on my E46 M3 (2004) and so I can confirm that it works fully with this car. If someone wishes to take screenshots, I’ll add them to the guide.Assumptions and Clarifications. This setup/installation DOES work on Windows 7 64bit. This setup/installation DOES NOT require VM/Virtual Machine images. This setup/installation DOES work on an E46 (my car).
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This setup/installation DOES give you INPA and EDIABAS 6.4.7 and 5.0.2. This setup/installation DOES NOT give you NCS Expert or anything other than above mentioned.
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This guide assumes that you have a basic knowledge of Windows, Control Panel and Device Manager.1. Buy a BMW INPA K+Dcan INPA cableI purchased a USB cable from EBay, it came with software but I didn’t use it and instead used online resources that I downloaded for which I’ll provide links. The cable I purchased is a USB to OBD2 connector that plugs into your BMW to the right hand side of the steering wheel, in the foot-well area.This is the specific cable that I purchased and that I can confirm2.
Download the INPA/EDIABAS softwareThere are many sources on the internet for INPA/EDIABAS, some seem to work, others do not – I used these specific downloads and they worked perfectly:. UNFORTUNATELY THE DOWNLOAD LINKS ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE – BUT I WILL SEE WHAT I CAN DO.If for any reason the above links are missing/broken, PM me and I’ll see what I can do. Thank you to whomever is hosting the above files and I hope that you do not mind me providing these links.3. Setup/Configure your OBD2 USB Cable. Put the DVD that arrived with the cable into the DVD drive on your PC. Plug in the cable into a USB port on your computer, you must ONLY use this USB port from here-on for this cable. If your computer is connected to the internet it should automatically search and install in the USB cable drivers.
If your computer does NOT automatically detect the cable, you may need to use ‘Device Manager’ to manually update/select the driver. Once installed, go to Control Panel - System - Then click on the Hardware tab, then click on Device Manager. Locate the entry ‘USB Serial Port’ in the ‘Ports’ section of Device Manager.
It should read ‘USB Serial Port (COMX)’. Right-click on the above and select ‘Properties’, then click on the ‘Port Settings’ Tab and then click on ‘Advanced’. Change the ‘Com Port Number’ entry to ‘COM1’. Change the ‘Latency Timer (msec)’ to ‘1’. Click on ‘OK’ and close all the windows, restart your PC to confirm all the changes.4. Install INPA/EDIABAS 6.4.3 and 4.4.7.
Extract the contents of the downloaded file ‘INPA-6.4.3-full.rar’ and you’ll find a.NRG file.