Дооснащение спорт селектором, опция $2TB с инструкцией

Давно искал эту штуковину, в покупке данной игрушки помог Uristcom, за что ему спасибо)) Как только селектор приехал, сразу отчистил его и поехал ставить. Сначала вынимаем старый джойстик, ставим спорт, перекручиваем тросик разблокировки коробки на нейтраль со старого селектора на новый, ну и кодируем.

Полный комплект дооснащения опции $2TB состоит из следующего:
51166960879 – Consolecover (Накладка рычага преселектора)
61319142869 – Sportsbutton (Кнопка спорт)
61319142950 – SATShifter (Сам джойстик)
61319165671 – ECU (Блок с мозгами коробки)

Found on photo: 8251126

Кодировали ICOMом, через оптику. ISTA/P нам в этом помогла, потому что проще. Но можно и через WinKFP. Ниже инструкция.

Теперь когда переключаешь селектор в спорт режим, на приборке появляется индикатор переключения передач S1…S6

При нажатии кнопки спорт, на приборке горит надпись SPORT

Found on photo: Summer tyre Giti Sport S1

Характер машина изменила, переключения более плавные но точные, при нажатой кнопке SPORT, руль наливается и становится более тугим, и на спорт режиме обороты держит выше, чем со старым селектором. Сам селектор выглядит более эстетичнее, приятная кожа, на старом был затерт весь пластик у основания, что меня не радовало.

В завершении всего, диагностируем машину рейнгольдом и удаляем все ошибки:

Инструкция по прошивке и кодированию спорт селектора с помощью WinKFP и NCS-Expert tool(взято с Американского форума):
Step 1: Retrofit SAT hardware to car.

Step 2: Flash SAT to EGS using WinKFP.
-Load Winkpf software
-Press (F1) comfort mode
-Press (F3) Update ZUSB
-Choose ECU: GKE215<-- This may not be your ECU. Double check before proceeding.
-Press (F2) Choose ZUSB
-Choose ECU GKE215 and next to it there will be ZB-Numbers.Find 7601458 <-- Be sure this is the correct ZB number for your car! This particular one is known to work on LCI 535i and 535i XDrive cars.
-Click ok
-If you have done it correctly so far you will see at the top Assembly Identification number 7601458<-- Again this may be different for your particular car.
-Press (F4) Enter VIN (make sure you double check you have entered the correct VIN numbers).
-Click ok
-Press DONE (F8)
-Press (F3) Program
-Pop up window will say you can code the ECU 63 more times, click ok
-Flashing begins and you will have to wait until it reaches 100% twice. The first bar will finish rather quickly and then the next one will take 3-4 minutes.
-If everything is done correctly, then you will get a pop up screen saying programming done, click ok

At this point you will have firmer and quicker shifts that hold longer into the rev range when you engage the "Sport" button. When you move the lever over into sport/manual mode you will see S1, S2, S3 etc. In manual mode with "Sport" engaged you will have much quicker upshifts and downshifts with the better rev-matching. You will still have a rock hard steering wheel with "Sport" engaged.
You will not have "SPORT" displayed in the KOMBI and you will have a string of errors if you look in INPA relating to coding mismatch. These errors do not show up on the dash or in iDrive.

Step 3: Remove $205 and add $2TB to VO in both CAS and LMA modules.
1. In NCS Expert, load the Expertmode or Expertenmodus (OFFEN) profile.
2. Press F1 or the VIN/ZCS/FA button.
3. Press F3 or the ZCS/FA f. ECU button.
4. In the Choose CHASSIS pop-up window, choose the E60 chassis and press the OK button.
5. In the Choose ECU pop-up window, choose the CAS ECU and press the OK button.
6. The model (CHASSIS), VIN number (FG), and VO (FA) should be displayed in NCS Expert.
7. Press F2 or the Enter FA button to modify the VO.
8. In the Choose CHASSIS pop-up window, choose the E60 chassis and press the OK button.
9. In the Enter VIN pop-up window, verify that the Vin listed is the correct VIN number for the vehicle. The last digit attached to the VIN number is a checksum. You should not have to change anything on this step. Just verify and press the OK button.
10. In the Enter FA pop-up screen, for the Attribute text field, input the SA or Service Code. After typing in the code, press the Add button, and verify that the code was listed in the list of FA codes. After verifying, press the OK button.
Type $2TB and press “Add”
Select $205 and hit Delete button on computer keyboard.
Press “OK” button
Press F6 or the Back button.
Press F4 or Process ECU button.
For the Choose ECU pop-up window, select CAS and press the OK button.
Press F2 or the Change job button.
From the Choose job pop-up window, select FA_WRITE and press the OK button.
Under “get coded:”, verify that CAS is the ECU selected to get coded. Also verify the JOBNAME is equal to FA_WRITE, and then press F3 or the Execute job button.
After the job has ended, we need to also write the new VO to the LMA ECU so that it will be both wrote to the CAS and LMA ECU. Press F1 or Change ECU button.
From the Choose ECU pop-up window, choose the LMA ECU and press the OK button.
Under “get coded:”, verify that LMA is the ECU selected to get coded. Also verify the JOBNAME is equal to FA_WRITE, and then press F3 or the Execute job button.
After the coding has ended, you can exit out of NCS Expert.
This will take care of some of the coding mismatch errors that pop up in INPA, but I noticed no difference in behavior of the transmission, steering or KOMBI after performing the above. After this step you still do not get "SPORT" displayed in the KOMBI.

Step 4: Adding "Sport" to KOMBI.
Open NCS Expert
Load Expertenmodus (OFFEN) profile — expertmode profile gives me an error as do many of the other profiles listed. I've been successful using expertenmodus (OFFEN) for everything else.
F1
F3
Select E60 Chassis
Select CAS module
F2 Enter FA
Select E60
Don't change anything in the FA, just click OK
F6 Back
F4 process ECU — Choose KOMBI
F2 Change Job
Select SG_Codieren
F3 Execute Job

After this is done, you will now have "SPORT" displayed in the KOMBI when you press the Sport button. No other changes noted.

To change the weight of the steering wheel, you can alter the following in the KGM module via NCS Expert:
GESCHWIN_WERTE_SPORT_KGM wert_01
STROMWERTE_SPORT_KGM wert_01

The comfort mode settings are wert_09. The lower the number, the heavier the steering.

So I tried the above to get the steering to not feel like there was zero power-assist. I plugged in a "5" to start with on both settings. When I drove the car I noticed very odd behavior. The steering wheel had a very uneven feel. Right turns felt lighter than left turns and the more I turned the wheel, the lighter the steering got. I decided to go back in and double check the settings. What I found was multiple entries under both settings. Something along the lines of:
GESCHWIN_WERTE_SPORT_KGM wert_04
wert_09
wert_12
STROMWERTE_SPORT_KGM wert_0
wert_09
wert_12

I decided to go ahead and write the $2TB to the KGM module to see if I could alleviate this issue. Follow the steps above for writing $2TB to the KOMBI. This time instead of choosing the KOMBI module, you will chose the KGM module.
Open NCS Expert
Load Expertenmodus (OFFEN) profile — expertmode profile gives me an error as do many of the other profiles listed. I've been successful using expertenmodus (OFFEN) for everything else.
F1
F3
Select E60 Chassis
Select CAS module
F2 Enter FA
Select E60
Don't change anything in the FA, just click OK
F6 Back
F4 process ECU — Choose KGM
F2 Change Job
Select SG_Codieren
F3 Execute Job

This resulted in a default setting of
GESCHWIN_WERTE_SPORT_KGM wert_07
STROMWERTE_SPORT_KGM wert_07
I have decided to leave it at that.

My last step was to code the EGS module to $2TB.
Open NCS Expert
Load Expertenmodus (OFFEN) profile — expertmode profile gives me an error as do many of the other profiles listed. I've been successful using expertenmodus (OFFEN) for everything else.
F1
F3
Select E60 Chassis
Select CAS module
F2 Enter FA
Select E60
Don't change anything in the FA, just click OK
F6 Back
F4 process ECU — Choose EGS
F2 Change Job
Select SG_Codieren
F3 Execute Job

The last step is to make sure the EGS module is set correctly for paddles. If you have paddles, you want the following setting:
PADDLES=wert_01
If you do not have paddles on the steering wheel, you need to set it to:
PADDLES=wert_00

For basic coding and setting a few options I mentioned above such as turning paddles on/off or changing the steering weight in the KGM module, follow these steps. Again, this assumes you have NCS Expert setup and functioning properly. This also assumes you are using the BMW Coding Tool V2.50. If you do not have it, do yourself a favor and get it (it's free and can be downloaded from multiple sites.) It makes updating the Daten almost foolproof and removes many of the daunting steps required when working with NCS Expert.

1. Open Coding Tool
2. Open NCSExpert
3. FileàLoad Profile – load Expertmodus (Offen) profile
4. Click “OK”
5. Click F1: “VIN/ZCS/FA”
6. Click F3: “ZCS/FA | ECU”
7. Select chassis (E60)
8. Click “OK”
9. Choose ECU – select “CAS”
10. Click “OK”
11. You should now have VIN and FA appearing. FA is VO code.
12. Select F6 “BACK”
13. Select F4 “Process ECU”
14. Select module to process from the pop-up
15. Click “OK”
16. Select F4 “Read ECU”
17. Window will pop up with .TRC file. Close it.
18. Go back to coding tool and select “Load TRC-File”
19. You should get a list of all settings available in the module.
20. Use “search” button to find parameter. Click “Search next” until you find the parameter you are looking for.
21. Select parameter value, for example “nicht_aktiv”
22. Pop up box will appear to alter the value. There may be a tick box for a “quick change” from “nicht_aktiv” to “aktiv” for example. In some cases you may have to input the data, “wert_04” for example.
23. Once value is changed, click “OK”
24. Click “Save MAN-File”
25. Click “YES” on pop-up
26. Click “SAVE” on pop-up
27. Click “YES” on pop-up: “Do you want to backup the MAN-File?”
28. Click “SAVE” on popup.
29. Go back to NCSExpert and click F2 “Change Job”
30. Select “SG-Codieren”
31. Click “OK”
32. Click F3 “Execute job”
33. Close coding tool
34. Click “Yes” on popup: “Do you want to empty the MAN-File?”
35. Done!