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Description
On vehicle models From the E65 onwards, BMW is for the first time using fibre-optic cables as standard for communication between control units.
The optical buses are notable for their high data transmission rate and they are not susceptible to electromagnetic interference. The optical buses in question are the MOST bus, primarily used for in-car entertainment electronics, and the byteflight bus, which serves predominantly safety-critical functions.
OPS has been designed for encoding, individualizing and programming (CIP) via the Software Service Station (SSS) and envisaged for use as part of the BMW diagnostic system (DIS) from DISPlus and Group Tester One (GT1). It is intended for testing and programming tasks from the E65 series, taking the place of the diagnostic head.
OPS is intended for rapid programming of control units.
When operated at the SSS, no diagnostic or technical measuring procedures are possible, as no measuring technology is incorporated; in this instance, OPS is used predominantly for programming control units (flashing). Communication with the vehicle can be performed via the OBD interface. The OBD interface is required for the power supply to the OPS and has communication properties via which the vehicle can be identified and the data to be programmed can be determined. From CIP version 7.0, it is possible to delete fault code memories via OPS.
Set includes:
OPS head
16 Pin OBD Cable
LAN cable (RJ45 / ODU plug)
Fiber Cable
HDD with preinstalled SSS V20 for T30 and DIS V52 for T30.
Supported languages: SSS - German, French, Spanish, Italian, Netherland, Swedish, Japan, Chinese, Korean, Thai, Taiwan, Russian, Indonesian, Turkish, Greek, Portugese; DIS - English
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