TunerPro RT Manual is Finally Done!

[ZPower]

Hello everybody, ZPower here. I finished the final draft of the TunerPro RT Instruction Manual. So without further adieu, here she is! My labor of love and hate for a grand total of about 120 hours. I would like to thank Mike Cobb of Xoptiinside.com for all of his help throughout the project. Make sure to buy a cable from him if you have not already. As always, enjoy responsibly!

ZPower's TunerPro RT Instruction Manual (https://docs.google.com/open?id=0By69gxdMpcWHMTZqYUdkeFRVa0E)

ZPower

[matter]

Congratulations and thanks! I am anxious to check it out!

Matt

[uly luigi]

I can't get to it, something about not redirecting properly, I use Firefox browser if it makes a difference

[xoptimizedrsx]

I am following up with Him on this Manual. A couple changes still to come. Just note, its a standard manual and once I get more time again and he does, a higher lever user manual will get developed.
Zpower has done well in the short time with a steep learning curve getting this together. Feel free to email me your questions or post here so they can be addressed in the next manual release.

I also have on my site a how to set up and a couple videos on youtube how to do it.

Those links are:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5adoPgR98kQ two or three related videos are under my User name...
How to setup Tunerpro RT (http://xoptiinside.com/yahoo_site_admin/assets/docs/Using_Tunerpro_RT.15590439.pdf) This is my basic manual I put together a while back.

[Arkitek]

Awesome ZPower! I was going through your old draft and it is great! I really have no constructive criticism to give other than what was said earlier about all the CYA statements on each page. Really good stuff! The only problem is that its fricken winter now and i can't play with and/or ride for another few months.[up][up]

[stellio78]

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[ZPower]

Just a little update so far, the links on www.xoptiinside.com are expiring on January 1, 2013. After that, all of the files will be hosted directly from Mike on his website. I will correct the following when I have a little more time, but just for reference right now:

In step 7a, both ADX files are Mike's. The difference between the two are his ADX files have datalogging, history tables, data dash, and more. The ADX files from ECMspy only have the error code screen and the live data.

If there is not an XDF Lite shown on xoptiinside.com for your hardware number, feel free to send him a message asking for one. After Mike has completed it, it will be available only from his website.

When riding during datalogging sessions, mark the ECMs RPM collumns on a piece of tape according to your ECM maps. Ride at these RPMs to collect more precise data. It is called center point riding, which will make the history table average data much more precise.

I really should have named this document "Getting Started: Basics of TunerPro" but didn't realize just how vast TunerPro really is. Anyways, this document is renamed to the Basics of TunerPro, which I will change later too. The Intermediate and Advanced manuals will follow, probably starting on them in the spring when I need the bike out of winter storage to do anything with it. Thanks again everyone, take care!

ZPower

[Cheney]

Thanks for putting this together. This will come in handy [up]