The *.C? file is the module name that will be used in NCS Dummy.
As said, NCS Expert may indicate it’s coding but it’s actually only reading. Confirm “JOBNAME” in the middle groupbox says “CODIERDATEN_LESEN”.“CODIERDATEN_LESEN” is a safe read-only operation. Note that NCS Expert will still say “get coded” in the middle groupbox and during the read operation it says it’s coding… but it will not. The default job action is now reading instead of coding. In the “Choose job” dialog box, select “CODIERDATEN_LESEN” and click “OK”.If “JOBNAME” in the middle groupbox already reads “CODIERDATEN_LESEN”, skip the following steps and jump to 16.If you want to read all modules, you’ll have to work module by module. In the “Choose ECU” dialog box, select the desired module and click “OK”.Depending on the used profile the default job is “SG_CODIEREN” (coding) which we definitely don’t want, so pay attention to what buttons you press right now! The middle groupbox now shows the available modules and default job name. After a short moment, the top groupbox should now show information regarding your car.In the “Choose ECU” dialog box, select one of the presented modules (for example “CAS”, “EWS” or “EKM”) and click “OK”.In the “Choose CHASSIS” dialog box, select your chassis and click “OK”.Nothing much happens, but you’ll notice some of the buttons on the bottom now have labels. In the “Choose profile” dialog box, select “NCS Dummy profile” and click “OK”.From the “File” menu, choose “Load Profil”.
At this moment no profile is loaded, so the screen is quite empty.
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