Calling all you Triumph and IT experts
Anyone know if the free windows version of TuneECU will work with a bluetooth connection?
I cant seem to get it to work but not sure if:
A) The windows tuneecu software only works hardwired as in the connection tab on the software front page the only option listed for connection is serial or USB
OR
B) my bluetooth adapter is not compatible
Thanks for any help that can be offered.
TuneECU connection
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Re: TuneECU connection
It appears to depend on the vin number. Some only work via bluetooth.
http://www.tuneecu.com/TuneECU_En/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://www.tuneecu.com/TuneECU_En/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: TuneECU connection
I would be very scared flashing my ECU via Bluetooth...
It was enough when I flashed the KTM ensuring that all hard wired connections where solid and permanent power was available to the laptop.
It's bad enough risking bricking a couple of hundred quid phone with a bad flash, but a few grands worth of bike..
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It was enough when I flashed the KTM ensuring that all hard wired connections where solid and permanent power was available to the laptop.
It's bad enough risking bricking a couple of hundred quid phone with a bad flash, but a few grands worth of bike..
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Re: TuneECU connection
Thanks but I was aware of that Duke, sorry if I worded the question badly.duke63 wrote:It appears to depend on the vin number. Some only work via bluetooth.
http://www.tuneecu.com/TuneECU_En/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Iam using a bluetooth dongle but via the windows version of the software and Im unsure if bluetooth only works with the android version of the software.
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Re: TuneECU connection
Totally agree and the bike has factory warranty so I wasnt wanting to flash it, it's for resetting serivce indicator etc.D6Nutz wrote:I would be very scared flashing my ECU via Bluetooth...
It was enough when I flashed the KTM ensuring that all hard wired connections where solid and permanent power was available to the laptop.
It's bad enough risking bricking a couple of hundred quid phone with a bad flash, but a few grands worth of bike..
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Wouldn't resetting the service indicator invalidate the warranty?Blade wrote:Totally agree and the bike has factory warranty so I wasnt wanting to flash it, it's for resetting serivce indicator etc.D6Nutz wrote:I would be very scared flashing my ECU via Bluetooth...
It was enough when I flashed the KTM ensuring that all hard wired connections where solid and permanent power was available to the laptop.
It's bad enough risking bricking a couple of hundred quid phone with a bad flash, but a few grands worth of bike..
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I dont need to do it for a year but I like to fiddle and play
I know it's very murky waters with approved used BMW's.
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Re: TuneECU connection
Got an update from a post on another forum.
Would seem my suspicions are correct and the windows software wont work with bluetooth.
Would seem my suspicions are correct and the windows software wont work with bluetooth.
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Any hints on what it would work with?Blade wrote:Got an update from a post on another forum.
Would seem my suspicions are correct and the windows software wont work with bluetooth.
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Re: TuneECU connection
Hardwired connection Jon.
And some people suggest this:
http://www.lonelec.co.uk/Motorbike-OBD- ... /component" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
You know a keyboard from a mouse. What u reckon???
And some people suggest this:
http://www.lonelec.co.uk/Motorbike-OBD- ... /component" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
You know a keyboard from a mouse. What u reckon???