.NET BMW and VAG Ediabas interpreter library.
This .NET assembly is small and fast replacement for the BMW and VAG Ediabas toolset.
It runs on all platforms that support .NET framework (Windows, Windows CE, Mono).
The code is speed optimized, but improved for multiple calls of the same job.
This means the first job call is slow and the next are faster.
The library can directly read and interpret .GRP
and .PRG
files, the internal interface is similar to the EDIABAS API or the Tool32.exe GUI interface.
At the moment the D-CAN, BMW-FAST, KWP-2000*, KWP-2000 BMW, DS2, DS1, Concept 3, ISO9141 (Concept 2) and Concept 1 concepts are supported. If you send me EDIABAS log files from other concepts I could add them if possible.
Now a variant that can be used with cars from the VAG group has been released, but it requires an adapter with the Replacement firmware for ELM327. In this mode, the protocols KWP2000, KWP1281 and TP2.0 are supported (cars until 4.2012).
For testing, there is a console application EdiabasTest with command line parameters.
More information can be found in the Documentation section.
These are expert tools, I have no time for detailed support. Please search the internet for EDIABAS, Tool32, INPA, ISTA-D, ISTA-P e.g. or use forums to get help.
If you want to support the development you can donate a small amount.
A binary compatible api32.dll
wrapper is included, it’s possible to replace the existing EDIABAS api32.dll
with the EdiabasLib api32.dll
and the applications still work! (The DLL requires .NET Framework 4.8 Runtime or higher, .NET 8.0 Desktop Runtime and VS C++ Runtime 64 bit or VS C++ Runtime 32 bit to be installed)
This has been tested with Tool32, INPA and Rheingold. Since EdiabasNet ignores the EDIABAS.INI
file you have to put your own EdiabasLib.config
file in the api32.dll
directory.
A compatible apiNET32.dll
is also available, so it should be easy to port existing .NET applications that use the original EDIABAS library.
Now there is also included a library that works with Mono for Android. For communication, either FTDI USB or Bluetooth Serial Port Protocol (SSP) protocol can be used.
Additionally an Android application Deep OBD exists, that is configurable via XML. Generation of XML code can be simplified with the integrated configuration generator.
Download app from Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.holeschak.bmw_deep_obd
Rated by updatestar.com: https://deep-obd.updatestar.com
Deep OBD for BMW and VAG supports several OBD II adapters:
More details can be found here: Supported adapter types
Android Auto is now available in the release version of Deep OBD.
At the moment most BEST/1 commands are implemented, but a few are still missing, which seem to be not required in the current ECU files.
The implemented commands are automatically tested and compared with EDIABAS output.