🔌 Innovative AntiBreak INPA K+ CAN Ediabas Cable with DCAN Interface Coding - Ideal for R56 E87 E93 E70 Series Review

Does what it's supposed to do. The disc could not be used because it was scratched. However, by the time you get this cable, you should already know what software you need and already have it. Works on Win 7, drivers are automatically installed without disk. Coding software is available on many websites, google it.

My husband had to look online for software because the drive was damaged, but now that he has the software the cable works great. The BMW dealer told him they couldn't "talk" to our son's new (to him) 2000 BMW and with this cable and software my husband was able to get all the codes.

I always predict the worst when a program requires you to first disable the ANTI_VIRUS software in order to load it. And of course, the CD that comes with this cable contains a very malicious tracking trojan. I hope this seller will send me a NEW DVD with PAID SOFTWARE MINUS the trojan horse.

downloaded software that took a few tries, the instructions are terrible. If I hadn't been a bit PC savvy I might never have downloaded the software properly. 6 attempts before it connects to the machine, then it will lose connection and try more attempts. I returned it and went down a much more reliable route with the ELM327 OBD reader.

The installation process could have been better documented but after a long search on the web I was able to get it working perfectly. I used Mike's Easy BMW tools and drivers direct from FTDI. If I knew all the steps, the installation would have taken minutes, not hours. Once properly installed, the cable works great. The cable is nice and thick, the USB connector fits perfectly and looks high quality.

I used this product to code my BMW. There are several programs that should and do work with this cable. This cable is recommended by some of them. My friend has the exact same cable and it works for him. The one I buy doesn't work. I followed every troubleshooting step I could think of. Tried on my device to exclude mine and vice versa. changed settings and such. His cable works with mine and his device. This cable in particular just doesn't work. As a result, I bought the Bluetooth recommended

The cable worked perfectly. I installed Win10 on my laptop and downloaded BMW Tools from Mike's network. Worth buying if you're trying to use INPA. Perfectly connected to my E39! 15 minutes of installation and I read the codes. NOTE on software installation: Pay attention to the driver set that Mike is installing, BMW Tools, as it is an old set from 2015. These drivers don't work on my Win10 laptop. Make a note of the description of the driver during the driver installation, which occurs at the

There is a switch on the cable but no documentation mentions the function. I think I found this out by searching the BMW forums. Four position switch but only two functions. Good. Another thing is the crappy version of BMW's tools. He really prefers Windows XP. I need to install peripheral software after running it in compatibility mode as administrator. But the INPA software section was not installed. Windows 10 continued to insist that the program contained a virus or unwanted software. After

Update. I had a rocky start using AntiBreak. I ordered this cable to work on my sister's car and time was of the essence so the irony here is they sent a clock replacement for the grandfather clock. I was upset and returned thinking this would be the end. To my surprise, CoCo contacted me and offered to replace the cable for free for the inconvenience, but noted that the Mini Cooper I need it for required an ENET to INPA cable to work and posted that too . I was blown away by the work done and…