You'll need to use Motoscan for Android with it.

 

As @bmwbob51 pointed out, you would need that particular software in addition to that particular hardware:
While OBDLink scanners come with both hardware + software, their software cannot communicate w/ BMW motorcycles as something (the protocol if I recall) of the BMW motorcycles is non-standard,
And so you have 2 options I am aware of:

• GS911
• OBDLink + that MotoScan software/app, which 'knows'/'speaks' that non-standard BMW motorcycles protocol and also knows how to work with that OBDLink scanner

However, if you go with the OBDLink keep in mind the following:

• that MotoScan software/app only supports a subset of the OBDLink scanners: the LX (shown in the video above) and the MX+ (which is not to be confused with MX and/or MX-WIFI)
• that MotoScan software/app has few levels of operation based on the license you purchase (free/professional/some others), and for service reset the cheapest level is 'professional'

 

so there just 2 model obd2 scanner compatible with MotoScan.?

 

Before I bought the Motoscan, I already had a OBDLink MX device which I was using on my cars. Motoscan (Ulitmate) has been working flawlessly with this device for servicing my R1200GS (2017).