Another thing to note is that when using a virtual machine on a MAC for the flash, you need to point the cable to the VM for it to be recognized. Am I right Mike?Įxactly, it's either the wrong cable or it's not recognizing the tuning cable. If you're trying to install BPMcode.exe with the tuning cable plugged in then you'll get this error. Im pretty sure the error you're getting is for the coding cable.
The firmware is now updated and the cable is ready for use. The cable should return to blinking slowly green A black windows will pop up and indicate "Coding OK!"ġ1. Open the BPMCode.exe file to unlock the device.ĩ. Click OK to the error and close BPMFlashĨ. The cable light will then begin flashing green rapidly.ħ. After it reads the hardware licence and coding, an error will pop up indicating that the device is locked or that there was an error in data structure. Agree to the license agreement, and click 'Next' three timesĦ. Open BPMFlash by clicking Finish after the setup, or by opening it from your desktopĥ.
** Note: Windows 8 and 8.1 users must disable driver signing before this step!Ĥ. Run the BPMFlash Installation setup wizard and continue through the setup The device LED should be slowly blinking greenģ. Plug in the tuning cable to a USB 2.0 port and wait for windows to recognize the device. Steps for update (you do NOT need your vehicle present - only your PC computer and the cable):Ģ. Customers that have the DCT software should also download the latest BPMShift installation as well. Please download BPMFlash and the Cable update Utility and save them to your desktop. The steps UNDER this line are only applicable to cables that were shipped before 2015! This is an update to the cable/PC interface only. **Please note - this is NOT an update to the engine software itself, and flashing of the vehicle is not necessary. Install the software with the cable plugged into the laptop! Windows 8/8.1/10 users must disable driver signature enforcement prior to installation!
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