– uninstall supplemental Ediabas altogether (right click/uninstall on Ediabas MSI file if it’s the one that’s currently installed) The problem is then to know which of both version is actually used by ISTA/D when it starts.
#EDIABAS 7.3 NOT FOUND INSTALL#
The main ISTA/D archive deploys a Rheingold directory which already contains a minimal Ediabas install (C:\Rheingold\Ediabas), and it’s that install that ISTA/D is configured to use, so the supplemental Ediabas install (from the Ediabas 7.3.0 MSI file) comes as a duplicate in my understanding, but adds some features as it’s a complete Ediabas version. I think you’ve installed the same kind of ISTA/D standalone package, so here’s what I’ve learnt wandering through the various directories. Please check the access to the vehicle and check whether the testing-analysis-diagnosis has been activated. Selected operations and then read out vehicle data and selected complete identification VCI Config tab and selected Ediabas standard settings (ediabas.ini)
Enter the number 1 in the ISIS, ignore the error. If it asks for a license, copy from the file License.txt which is in the Rheingold directory. Run C: \ Rheingold \ TesterGUI \ bin \ Release \ ISTAGUI.exe. Unpacked to C: \ Rheingold, unzip and copy SQLiteDBs to Rheingold \ SQLiteDBs \ Opened C:\EDIABAS\BIN\OBD.INI with notepad and checked for “Port=com9” Opened C:\EDIABAS\BIN\EDIABAS.INI with notepad and checked for “Interface = STD:OBD” and in TCP settings set “Port=6801” Plugged K+DCAN Cable into laptop and let it install the latest drivers on its ownĭevice Manager -> USB serial port properties -> port settings -> advanced -> change port number to com9 and latency timer to 1 This is the solution of error on K+DCAN INPA cable “vehicle could not be identified”
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