CAS3++ Editor v1.2 - Advanced Repair & Recovery Tool

The main interface of the advanced CAS3++ C4 Editor v1.2, a powerful tool for cracking ISN and repairing BMW CAS3+ immobilizer modules.

Introducing the CAS3++ Editor v1.2, a free and highly advanced software utility designed for automotive professionals and security experts. This tool goes beyond simple data editing, offering powerful functions to repair, recover, and extract critical data from complex and encrypted BMW CAS3+ and CAS3++ immobilizer systems.

This is the go-to solution for many "last resort" scenarios where other tools fail.

Advanced Repair & Recovery Functions
  • Repair CAS3+: A crucial function designed to recover modules that have been "bricked" or are unresponsive after a failed firmware downgrade. (Note: This function is powerful but comes with a "Not 100% guaranteed!!!" warning).
  • Repair CAS3+ ISN: For situations where the ISN is unknown and encrypted within the module. This feature attempts to decrypt the stored Secret Key (SK) to reveal the ISN. (Note: This function is also "Not 100% guaranteed!!!").
Specialized Key & Synchronization Tools
  • All Keys Lost Solution (EDC16): A dedicated function to create a working key file when all keys are lost on E60, E70, and E71 models equipped with an EDC16 DME.
  • Crypto OFF Save Mode: Allows you to save the EEPROM file with the EWS4 crypto-sync disabled.
  • EGS + DME Sync: Manually synchronize the 4-byte ISN between the CAS, EGS (gearbox), and DME (engine) modules.
Standard Features
  • Edit Core Data: Full control to change VIN, ISN, Mileage (KM), Power Class, EGS Status, and key frequency.
  • ELV OFF: Programmatically disable the Electronic Steering Lock (ELV).
  • Full Key Management: View, save, and load data for all 10 key slots in the CAS module.

Hardware & System Information

Important: How to Identify Your CAS3 Version (CAS3 vs. CAS3+)

Before using this tool, it's critical to understand which version of the CAS3 module you are working on.
  • Check the Part Number on the Sticker (Easiest Method): Look at the label on the white plastic case of the CAS module. If the BMW part number (P/N) starts with a 9 (e.g., 61.35-9147227), it is CAS3+. If it starts with a 6 (e.g., 61.35-6943834), it is the older CAS3.
  • Read the Processor (MCU) Mask (Most Accurate Method): This requires opening the module. CAS3 typically uses mask 0L01Y. CAS3+ uses the more secure masks 0L15Y or 0M23S, which this software is designed for.
System Requirements
  • Operating System: This software was tested and confirmed to be working on Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC (2019). It is expected to be compatible with other versions of Windows 7, 8, and 10.
Compatible Hardware Programmers

To read the required 4KB EEPROM dump from the CAS3+ module (MC9S12XDP512), you will need a reliable hardware programmer. Commonly used tools include:
  • XPROG-M
  • UPA-S (UPA-USB)
  • Orange5
  • VVDI Prog
  • Rosfar

Disclaimer

This is an expert-level tool. The functions within can cause irreversible damage if used incorrectly. Always create and verify a backup of all original files before making any modifications. The user is fully responsible for all actions performed with this software and must comply with all local laws.

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Using the 'Repair CAS3+' function in the C4 Editor to fix a bricked or unresponsive BMW CAS module after a failed firmware downgrade.Demonstration of the 'Crack ISN' feature on the CAS3++ C4 Editor, which is used to decrypt the EWS4 secret key from a CAS3+ module.The specialized 'All Keys Lost' solution in the CAS3++ Editor, designed to create a new working key for BMW E60/E70 models with an EDC16 DME.A guide on how to manually synchronize the 4-byte ISN between the CAS, EGS, and DME modules using the CAS3++ C4 Editor tool.Using the 'Save ELV Off' function in the CAS3++ Editor to programmatically and permanently disable the Electronic Steering Lock in a BMW.The comprehensive key management interface in the C4 Editor, displaying the status, ID, and data for all 10 available key slots in a CAS module.An advanced function in the CAS3++ C4 Editor showing how to save an EEPROM dump with the EWS4 crypto-sync disabled for special repair purposes.
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