[sfscott]

In the past, I have paid people to code remotely using TeamViewer on my laptop and a cable into the car.

I have an adapter for BimmerCode, but was wondering if there are more features available to someone with a more advanced system and knowledge of how to do it.

Also, how regularly are people able to access new “codable” features?

[nosnoop]

Originally Posted by sfscott

I have an adapter for BimmerCode, but was wondering if there are more features available to someone with a more advanced system and knowledge of how to do it.
Also, how regularly are people able to access new “codable” features?

Anti-dazzle high beam is one of those features which cannot be coded by Bimmercode. Yes, there are still people doing remote coding and can enable anti-dazzle high beam for you.

[SlowX6M]

Originally Posted by nosnoop

Anti-dazzle high beam is one of those features which cannot be coded by Bimmercode. Yes, there are still people doing remote coding and can enable anti-dazzle high beam for you.

Can you elaborate on the anti dazzle high beam? There's just absolutely no clear information to be found on how the laser headlights work.

[jad03060]

Search YouTube...BMW has posted various videos, and some have been linked in threads here, and others have taken their own videos and posted them.

The current US implementation is considerably crippled, but DOT regulations are (still?) pending to allow some changes to approach those of the rest of the world after many years of trying. The US implementation is basically to enable a fixed laser assisted high beam once it detects you're going over 50km/ph or so. The rest of the world gets their lasers to vary the beam almost continuously and can 'blank or box' out around vehicles you approach from the rear, and taper the road side beam as a vehicle approaches while keeping a long range beam on your side of the road. The US implementation also limits the maximum throw of the beam.

[nosnoop]

Originally Posted by SlowX6M

Can you elaborate on the anti dazzle high beam? There's just absolutely no clear information to be found on how the laser headlights work.

Check this out (Anti-dazzle high beams and laser headlights are two different things though):

[SlowX6M]

Originally Posted by nosnoop

Check this out (Anti-dazzle high beams and laser headlights are two different things though):

Thank you, so this basically confirms that anti dazzle is available with both adaptive LED and Lasers. I have adaptive LEDs on my M2 and Lasers on my X6M, but in the US the anti dazzle is illegal.

I wonder if it can be "coded", and if its even worth it. Seems like it can only really be effective on some rural roads.

[ifr]

Originally Posted by SlowX6M

Thank you, so this basically confirms that anti dazzle is available with both adaptive LED and Lasers. I have adaptive LEDs on my M2 and Lasers on my X6M, but in the US the anti dazzle is illegal.

I wonder if it can be "coded", and if its even worth it. Seems like it can only really be effective on some rural roads.

There are dozens of threads on here on how to code it.

It is useful in any scenario where the high-beams are used. It will even work on highways, cutting out at the last second just as you are about to pass another vehicle either travelling in your direction, or coming towards you.

[Dex05]

Originally Posted by ifr

There are dozens of threads on here on how to code it.

It is useful in any scenario where the high-beams are used. It will even work on highways, cutting out at the last second just as you are about to pass another vehicle either travelling in your direction, or coming towards you.

Cant it be coded using BimmerCode in expert mode?

[bimmerelectric]

Isn't anti dazzle a standard feature in most modern bmws? Or do I miss something ?

[BobsM3Coupe]

Originally Posted by bimmerelectric

Isn't anti dazzle a standard feature in most modern bmws? Or do I miss something ?

Most of the world gets the full use of the feature, but in the US, our government have some old antiquated laws still on the books that restricts its allowance. They still prefer we drive with candles in front of a reflector at night.
It supposed to be changed soon, but it will still be a neutered allowance compared to ROW.

[bimmerelectric]

Originally Posted by BobsM3Coupe

Most of the world gets the full use of the feature, but in the US, our government have some old antiquated laws still on the books that restricts its allowance. They still prefer we drive with candles in front of a reflector at night.
It supposed to be changed soon, but it will still be a neutered allowance compared to ROW.

ahh now I understand. thank you!

[jad03060]

You cannot enable this with Bimmercode. To enable it, the coder must entirely remove a software module, and then make some tweaks to the remaining ones. Bimmercode can only make modifications to code, not delete an entire module (at least for now...the provider said he did not expect to be able to do this, ever, for the US).

[hdahman]

Originally Posted by Dex05

Cant it be coded using BimmerCode in expert mode?

they used bimmercode to do it on that thread, no clue if it works on any model though?

https://f10.m5post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1715500

[LexxM3]

Originally Posted by hdahman

they used bimmercode to do it on that thread, no clue if it works on any model though?

https://f10.m5post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1715500

That's a completely different platform and a completely different coding set on completely different ECUs. Let's not confuse the G05/G06/G07 forum.

[r33_RGSport]

Originally Posted by sfscott

In the past, I have paid people to code remotely using TeamViewer on my laptop and a cable into the car.

I have an adapter for BimmerCode, but was wondering if there are more features available to someone with a more advanced system and knowledge of how to do it.

Also, how regularly are people able to access new “codable” features?

I do provide remote coding service.
PM me if interested.

[Jrunr]

Originally Posted by r33_RGSport

I do provide remote coding service.
PM me if interested.

Do you have a list of things you can code remotely?

[r33_RGSport]

Originally Posted by Jrunr

Do you have a list of things you can code remotely?

PM me your email address and I'll send you the details.