To use a K+DCAN (USB) cable instead of ENET, you don't typically edit an INPA loader script. The connection type is defined in the EDIABAS configuration settings.
While this specific package is tailored for ENET, the underlying EDIABAS architecture remains the same. You need to tell EDIABAS to use the standard OBD protocol over sеriаl (USB).
Here is the standard procedure to configure for D-CAN:
1. Navigate to your EDIABAS binary folder, usually
C:\EDIABAS\BIN\.
2. Find and open the file
EDIABAS.INI in a text editor like Notepad.
3. Find the
Configuration section and look for the
Interface parameter. Change it to:
*(If it currently says
Interface = ENET, change it).*
4. Next, you need to ensure EDIABAS knows which COM port your USB cable is using. Look for the file
OBD.INI in the same directory (
C:\EDIABAS\BIN\).
* *Note: Sometimes this file is located in
C:\Windows\, depending on how it was installed.*
5. Open
OBD.INI and ensure the
Port setting matches the COM port assigned to your cable in Windows Device Manager (e.g., COM1, COM2, etc.).
Code:
ini
[OBD]
Port=Com1
Hardware=USB
Make sure your USB cable drivers are installed correctly and set to Latency Timer: 1ms in Device Manager for best performance with D-CAN.
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