Just like the topic says, I'd like to get a copy of JDM CAPS. Have never seen anyplace where I can download it.
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bazeng
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A friend of mine works at Mitsu.
He has the program.. I haven't asked him for it yet..
It takes up a CD i think!!
He has the program.. I haven't asked him for it yet..
It takes up a CD i think!!
Scientist
Well-known member
Caps is old news, as of Today i use mitsubishi ASA (Aftersales Support Agent, has cars up to 2009
Abiding by www.dsm-club.org 's request, I'll link you to the page and not directly to the file.
Download the Japanese ASA for our car info.
Click here for the page
The files you want to download are the ones under:
"Mitsubishi ASA Japan (MMC ASA)
MMC ASA catalog of parts for all models of Mitsubishi Japanese market.
Updates via the Internet."
The password for the archives is "dsm-club.org" (without quotations)
Installation:
Once you've downloaded and extracted the two ISO files. Just mount them (with Daemon tools) or burn them with Nero or something similar.
Run disc A and choose "Setup". The program will start to install and you will get this first screen:
Choose "English UK", click OK
Next screen:
Check the "HASP HL" box, make sure nothing else is checked.
Click FINISH
Next screen (after the HASP HL drivers are installed):
Choose "Custom Install"
Next screen:
Choose your hard drive to install to, then check "Single User (Full) - Recommended"
Click NEXT
The program will install.
Once this is installed, DO NOT start the program or it will give you an error message.
You need to crack it.
Browse your ASA Jap Disc A and find the "Crack" folder. Copy the file mmData.dll to this folder:
x:\MMC\ASA\M00\PROG\ (where "x" is the drive you installed to)
Then double click and run the MMC.REG file to update your registry.
The program will now work.
It works practically the same as CAPS and it *should* work with Vista.
Have fun!
Abiding by www.dsm-club.org 's request, I'll link you to the page and not directly to the file.
Download the Japanese ASA for our car info.
Click here for the page
The files you want to download are the ones under:
"Mitsubishi ASA Japan (MMC ASA)
MMC ASA catalog of parts for all models of Mitsubishi Japanese market.
Updates via the Internet."
The password for the archives is "dsm-club.org" (without quotations)
Installation:
Once you've downloaded and extracted the two ISO files. Just mount them (with Daemon tools) or burn them with Nero or something similar.
Run disc A and choose "Setup". The program will start to install and you will get this first screen:
Choose "English UK", click OK
Next screen:
Check the "HASP HL" box, make sure nothing else is checked.
Click FINISH
Next screen (after the HASP HL drivers are installed):
Choose "Custom Install"
Next screen:
Choose your hard drive to install to, then check "Single User (Full) - Recommended"
Click NEXT
The program will install.
Once this is installed, DO NOT start the program or it will give you an error message.
You need to crack it.
Browse your ASA Jap Disc A and find the "Crack" folder. Copy the file mmData.dll to this folder:
x:\MMC\ASA\M00\PROG\ (where "x" is the drive you installed to)
Then double click and run the MMC.REG file to update your registry.
The program will now work.
It works practically the same as CAPS and it *should* work with Vista.
Have fun!
Excellent! Thank you.
*EDIT*
Do I burn the two ISO files to the same disc or separate discs? And if I burn them to separate discs what is disc B used for?
*EDIT*
Do I burn the two ISO files to the same disc or separate discs? And if I burn them to separate discs what is disc B used for?
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Scientist
Well-known member
the installation is spread over 2 disks. I didn't burn them i used Daemon tools to mount the ISO
Worked great, thanks again.
Quoting Scientist:
It works practically the same as CAPS and it *should* work with Vista.
Have fun!
It does work on Vista, currently running on Vista Business..
It works practically the same as CAPS and it *should* work with Vista.
Have fun!
It does work on Vista, currently running on Vista Business..
