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Paul Hoffmann:
Hi
Just connected the GS911 up to the F650GS for the first time.
I performed an autoscan and my question is about an entry under Motorcycle information where it says the VIN is invalid and mileage not available.
I looked at the BMS -C 11 and the ABS sections and there are no fault codes and to my untrained eye it seems to be showing everything I expected from reading the function chart on the web site about this bike.
It is a 2006 twin spark and I made sure I selected the correct model.
I recently bought the bike from a BMW dealer in Portugal and looking at the documentation that came with the bike the only strange thing I can see is the VIN on the documentation says the middle letters are ZR while the autoscan report is YR
I hope someone can shed some light on this and I apologise in advance if I have had a serious senior moment!!
I have copied the autoscan report and its below.
Cheers
Paul

AutoScan Report
GS-911 version: 1603.1 Datapack version: 4.1
Serial Number: GS70305411
Firmware version: 0.21.C
Registered to: Paul Hoffmann
Date: 25/05/2016 Time: 17:13:46
Motorcycle Information
VIN: WB10175A46YR98789 (invalid)
Mileage: Not available
BMS-C II
Part No.:   0007689873
HW Version:   A
Diagnosis Index:   5
Manufacturing Date:   2006-05-04
HWOE No.:   27155206
Program release:   180E
Manufacturer:   Hella
Data release:   180ED606
Operating time:   451h 40m 36s
VIN:   WB10175A46YR98789 (invalid)


No fault codes found
ABS-N
Part No.:   2335804
HW Version No.:   18
Coding Index:   0
Diagnostic Index:   11
Manufacturing Date:   2006-03-28
HWOE No.:   53063342
Software Version No.:   17
Manufacturer:   DENSO


No fault codes found

WayneC:
The VIN has been entered in error (it is actually a 2011 F800 VIN now) and it can be corrected when a firmware update is done, the firmware in the BMSCII  is 180E which is quite old (2004) and so it would be worth updating it to 210E which was released in 2008

I would have expected firmware version 190E or even 200E to have been in a 2006 model, perhaps the BMSCII was replaced at some point

Paul Hoffmann:
Thanks Wayne for a swift answer.
Do you mean a firmware update on the bike as the 911 is up to date?
Paul

WayneC:
Yes, update of the firmware in the BMSCII Engine Management ECU of the bike, there are quite a few fixes in the later versions

With the GS911 Yellow, you only need to update the PC software version which will tell you when a new version is available if the PC is internet connected when you open the GS911 application

Paul Hoffmann:
Cheers Wayne
 

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