Medical Physiology Boron Torrent Pdf Writer. Download Avatar The Legend Of Korra Book 2 Episode 13-14 on this page. DIY: Carsoft Guide, the easy way: There are so many BMW Carsoft threads out there it is unbelievable! Here is a short and sweet DIY that works for me.

Gtronica: Search Results - Wireless & RF Smartcards PCB Entry level Cables Receivers Programmers Universals Specialized Digital Video Tools ATV Analogic Aerials Power Amps Soldering Parts Adaptors Hand Held Accessories Stations Iron Test Intruments Auto OBD Connectors PC interfaces. 1st being the biggest problem. It's in German!!! I can't read it! I uninstalled the carsoft that I got with my kit and reinstalled it thinking I didnt install the eng version.sure enough there was an ENG file.so I reinstalled it under that and the same thing!!! I searched and I came up with 1.

Of course, there are tons of other ways to make this goofy software works, so feel free to chime in. But I believe this is the most economical way for the occasional user. The pro uses a different version. I don't need Carsoft that much except for the goofy airbag light. So I cannot justify spending too much money on this diagnostic software thingy. With $50 on Carsoft 6.5 software and $50-100 for a used laptop, you are good to go.

Carsoft versions: Version 6.5 ($50 for this software) all the way to Version 8.0+ ($300-400) etc. I bought the Carsoft version 6.5 for $50 from kecool.com.

This includes all the cables, module and installation CD. Some of the translation of Carsoft 6.5 (from German to English) is suboptimal, so if you don't understand the translation, use Google translation to figure out the German words. System requirement: Carsoft does not require much, so even 100MB of free hard disc space and Windows 98 with 256MB is fine. So a 'prehistoric laptop' running on Windows 98 is fine, you can get one for $20 or so. Hardware: IMHO the 9-pin RS232 serial port is much better than USB port. While some people have had success with USB port on a 'modern' laptop, I could not make it work on my USB port running Vista. Maybe I did not do something correctly, but I have no time to chase the Vista issue, so I bought a good used laptop with 9-pin RS232 serial port (male type).

You can use either laptop or desktop (cumbersome to carry desktop but if you can get one for free from work when they throw out old computer, why not?). This is what 9-pin RS232 serial port looks like: Most modern laptop no longer has 6-pin RS232 port so if you need 9-pin RS232 port, there are 2 options: a. Get a 'Prolific' RS232--->USB cable adaptor. If you decide to go this way, Google 'Prolific RS232--->USB cable adaptor Carsoft Vista' and see what you get. Again, this route may or may not work for you. Check bimmerforums, there are some successes there using this technique with Vista. Vista and RS232--->USB cable adaptor did not work for me, so I go the 'Used laptop' route.

Get a good used laptop from the XP era! Stay away from Windows 98 if you can. This is because a laptop running on XP can be used for other needs at home (browsing Internet at reasonable speed, kids home work etc.). Look for a laptop made around the years of 2002 through 2005 with XP, these laptops usually have the 9-pin RS232 serial port and approx. Harlequin Rapidshare Download. 256MB-1GB RAM, and hard drive anywhere between 20GB-80GB. This kind of laptop does Carsoft well and also allows you to use Internet at fast enough speed. Actually the used laptop with XP ran faster than my 2007 Toshiba running on Vista!

Sources for used laptops are: - Ebay - Craigslist (lots of scams so you have to work your way through) - Friends/family: believe it or not, some of your friend/family or co-workers probably tucked away an old laptop in their closet when they got their new 'toy' laptop for Xmas. So it does not hurt to ask around, you may even get the laptop for free. I have a 2007 Toshiba laptop with Vista O.S. I tried to use the 'Prolific' RS232--->USB cable adaptor and connected to the USB port in my 2007 Toshiba laptop but something was not right, so communications problems so I gave up and proceed to the next step: a good used laptop from the XP era. My son needs a laptop for schoolwork and other things so getting this used 2003 laptop is a win-win situation for me: - Compaq Evo N600C: 512MB RAM, 40GB HD, XP Operating System. Single processor (remember the good old days.ha!). - It has all the features I need: 9-pin serial port, PCMCIA slot for wireless card ($10 on ebay) etc.