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Took me about a few days to figure out but here it is. That German bloke didn't want to share so I had to do a little work. @bennymx 
I found out that the option code for BMW Motorrad is: X202A Daytime running lights
Check and configure your ICOM's port via its web client.
This works with ENET cable as mentioned by others.
What I used:
-> E-Sys 3.34 w/PSdZdataLite v.4.23
-> ICOM Next A (ENET cable will probably work)
-> 40A power supply, set to 13.5V (optional, but I never program/code without it)
If you don't know how to use Esys, all you need to do is follow is the FA coding tutorial. Enter "202" without the quotes in the FA editor.
FA CODING TUTORIAL HERE
With the option code info, I can code the bike via FA coding. This meant I did not need the Esys launcher token that FDL coding requires. Probably would've worked on E-Sys v3.28 or earlier
Once the FA is written to the bike, you're going to need to code the following modules: KOMBI and BCO/BCL.
First time around, I just coded KOMBI and that didn't do anything except for the option to show. I remembered that in ISTA+, there's a GM (general module?) that ISTA says it's BCL. ECU functions for this shows that it has LED/DRL controls.
Once the modules are coded, you're good to go. Hope this helps!
I found out that the option code for BMW Motorrad is: X202A Daytime running lights
Check and configure your ICOM's port via its web client.
This works with ENET cable as mentioned by others.
What I used:
-> E-Sys 3.34 w/PSdZdataLite v.4.23
-> ICOM Next A (ENET cable will probably work)
-> 40A power supply, set to 13.5V (optional, but I never program/code without it)
If you don't know how to use Esys, all you need to do is follow is the FA coding tutorial. Enter "202" without the quotes in the FA editor.
FA CODING TUTORIAL HERE
With the option code info, I can code the bike via FA coding. This meant I did not need the Esys launcher token that FDL coding requires. Probably would've worked on E-Sys v3.28 or earlier
Once the FA is written to the bike, you're going to need to code the following modules: KOMBI and BCO/BCL.
First time around, I just coded KOMBI and that didn't do anything except for the option to show. I remembered that in ISTA+, there's a GM (general module?) that ISTA says it's BCL. ECU functions for this shows that it has LED/DRL controls.
Once the modules are coded, you're good to go. Hope this helps!