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TuneECU can basically be used only on models which are listed in the compatibility list.

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Doc Ver:2.5 Mar. 2013
Android Doc Ver:4.0 Jul. 2019


last update august-06-2021
!! Important note !!
No Motobike Manufactor have had involvement in this product.
The use of a manufactures name and / or model designation to describe
the motorcycles on this site does not imply that the manufacturer endorses
the use of this application.

Support is only for the software (Android vers. only), no advice or recommendation
will be given on the use of maps. 
Except the brief descriptions available on the site,
no additional information will be provided on the maps, for any additional questions,  please ask in the appropriate forums.

No support when it comes to such trivial questions as:
  • Is my bike compatible and which functions are supported (see simply in the Bikes List)
  • Which cable do I have to use and where can I get it (see simply "System requirements")
  • Which Bluetooth adapter do I have to use, etc., questions that everyone can answer for themselves
    if they only deal a little with the instructions and the software itself.

The TuneECU App is available in French, German, Italien, Spanish, Portuguese and English; the choice is made automatically based on the language of the android device.
RUNNING TuneECU for Android:

The TuneECU App has 4 main screens:

  • Map
  • Dashboard
  • Adjustments
  • Sensors.

To switch between screens, swipe the screen from left to right or vice versa.
In “Map” mode, with a map open, the different tables can be displayed by swiping the screen
up or down.

From the “F” or “I” screen, the corresponding corrections F Trim table can be displayed
by swiping towards
the right.

Connection:

Connection to ECU (Sagem & Keihin models) with cable:
  • Connect the cable OBD (with OTG adapter if needed) to your Android device and to the diagnostic
  • connector on your bike.
  • Open TuneECU and authorize the app to access the USB accessory.
  • In the ECU-menu, use the option "Select" to set the ECU type (for example, Triumph Keihin)
  • Turn on the ignition
  • In the “ECU” menu, select “Connect”. The light in the bottom right corner starts blinking:
    • Red – Initiating Connection to the ECU
    • Orange – authentication
    • Green – Connection established


Connection to ECU with compatible Bluetooth adapter:
Important NOTE !! With Bluetooth connection, turn off all others bluetooth devices paired with your android device (headphone, speaker...).
  • Start the Bluetooth function in your Android device
  • Plug the Bluetooth adapter into the diagnostic port on the bike.
  • Switch on the ignition.
  • In the Android device, start the Bluetooth function.
  • Connect the Bluetooth adapter and the Android device via the pairing function.
  • Start TuneECU
  • When you start TuneECU with Bluetooth-connection for the first time, select the Bluetooth-adapter
    to be used. On a later start, all that remains to be done is to confirm whether the application is
    authorized to activate Bluetooth.
  • Select the used ECU-Typ in the Menu "ECU"  under option "Select" (eg Triumph Keihin).
  • Select "Connect" in the "ECU" menu.
  • When using a compatible Bluetooth adapter, the LED flashes:
    • Blue while connecting,
    • Red – Initiating Connection to the ECU
    • Orange – authentication
    • Green – Connection established
Connection to the Walbro ECU (Cable):
Note: For the Walbro models is when using TuneECU for Android, still a converter cable,
          FTDI-USB-RS232, required.

  • Connect the cables with the Android device and the 6-pin diagnostic socket of the bike.
  • Do not connect the 2-pin connector.
  • Start now TuneECU.
  • In the Menu "ECU", use the option "Select" to set the ECU type.
    Note: For Benelli 899/1130 models (Walbro ECU): The selection for these models
    will only be displayed if you have connected the cables to the Android device.
    For these models, keep also the 2-pin connector ready and connect it to the ECU only
    when prompted by TuneECU.

  • Turn on the ignition
  • Now select the menu "ECU" <Connect>

More informations to the android version of TuneECU, can be read HERE.



Running TuneECU fo Windows:

The Windows version and support is no longer available.
Please use the Android version of TuneECU.

The software is available in French, German, Italien, Spanish, Portuguese and English; the choice is made automatically based on the language of the operating system,  or manually (manually Selection, only possible
in the version of Windows) by
<Menu> Options - Language.

Connection to ECU (Sagem & Keihin models) with Cable:
  1. Connect the USB/OBD cable to the ECU connector on the motorcycle, and the USB side
    to the computer or Android device.
  2. Turn the ignition key to the ON position and the ignition kill switch to the RUN position, but
    do not start the engine.
  3. Start TuneECU and wait for the connection to be established.
    If the connection to the ECU is not automatic, select Connect from the ECU menu.


Connection to the Walbro ECU:
Note: For the Walbro models is when using TuneECU for Android, still a converter cable,
          FTDI-USB-RS232, required.

  • Connect the serial cable with the 6-pin diagnostic socket of the bike.
  • Do not connect the 2-pin connector.
  • Start now TuneECU.
  • Select the assigned COM port  in the menu "Options-serial-interface"
    the software must still be offline at this time, not connected with the bike, (auto-connection must
    be menu "Options" deselected). Keep also the 2-pin connector ready and connect it to the ECU
    only when prompted by TuneECU.
     
  • Turn on the ignition
  • Now select the menu "ECU" <Connect>
You can monitor the connection with the indicator at the bottom-right corner of the screen.
This change from red to flashing orange and then flashing green.

Manually connecting to the ECU 
If the connection to the ECU is not automatic, select Connect from the ECU menu.

Windows version only:
The Windows version and support is no longer available. Please use the Android version of TuneECU.

This confirms that TuneECU is communicating with the ECU.

After the indicator turns green, communication with the ECU is established when:

  • Vin #, ECU Serial and Map base info are all displayed in the ECU infos panel

  • 'Map Edit' icon changes to Green 'Download' icon (if map is already loaded in program).

TuneECU has 3 operational modes:-

  • Map Edit
  • Diagnostics
  • Tests

Selecting a Mode (Windows Version only)
The Windows version and support is no longer available. Please use the Android version of TuneECU.
For the Android version, see here

  • Map Edit: Editing and programming ECU maps
  • Diagnostics: Checking the sensors for engine management
  • Tests: Adjustment and testing of certain component of the motorcycle

!! Important note !!
No Motobike Manufactor have had involvement in this product.
The use of a manufactures name and / or model designation to describe
the motorcycles on this site does not imply that the manufacturer endorses
the use of this application.

All care has been taken in the creation of this page, however, the author
cannot guarantee  the completeness and accuracy of this information.

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