2018 Quick Shift / Blipper On 2014 Model?

I wouldn’t have thought so as I believe the electrics are very different and I read somewhere that if you put a QS on up to 2015 bikes they will chew the gearbox up.

 

You also need fly by wire throttle, bikes with cables can’t be controlled by the ECU and blipped on downshifts.

 

I'm on a 2012 non ABS Speed, so got nothing to help out.

 

What do you need to run Tune ECU, how much and what windows version?

 

On android it’s just over a tenner for the app and I recently bought a Bluetooth obd2 adapter for £16 from lonelec. Don’t know about using a pc apart from you’ll need an obd2 lead. It’s swings and roundabouts really cos there’s things you can do on android that you can’t on pc and vice versa.

 

As Taff and Yorkshireman above. Windows download is free, I've run it on Windows7 and definitely installs on Windows10 but can't remember if I've run it from that yet. You need the Android version and bluetooth dongle if you want to clear the service indicator (or bleed ABS module). If you need to change the engine map you need a cable. I've done throttle balancing and "reset adaption" by both methods from both Android and Windows. I suspect there's a bit more response lag when using bluetooth for throttle balancing (but could be all in the mind).
It's handy to have Android phone and a bluetooth dongle under the seat, then you have a diagnostics tool to read errors should you have a breakdown on the road.

 

On that subject Col, what does the reset adaption do.

 

Can I use Bluetooth adapter on a Samsung Galaxy tablet?

 

To answer a question with a question can you download android apps, if so then it would seem ok. Col?

 

Seems i can download the app for about £11

 

Essentially the same as the "start & leave on side stand for 15mins routine", but gives you a bit more confidence that it's actually completed. Once you click the button to start the process after a while a green indicator comes on to show it's done. Next time you ride the engine will re-calibrate to fine tune itself from the base map.
I'm convinced the ecu is quite clever - a few years back SWMBO (on a Street Triple) acted as tail end Charley on a few 1st man drop-off ride outs I led down here for "old mates" from the Midlands on a (B#W club) weekend away down here. Lots of very slow riding seemed to make it re-calibrate and ran crap afterwards, a quick reset and it was good as gold again.

 

I don't have first hand experience of tablets, but I assume you just go to GooglePlay and download it just the same as smart phones. The TuneECU site has tested on these devices.


So I assume you're good to go.

 

Got a Galexy Tab E which isn't shown on there. Will have to ask b4 I order it.
Though there is a version which will work with my laptop on Win 7, plus it comes with micro sub cable to plug into tablet/phone

 

TuneECU is a small enthusiast operation, so that is just a list of devices they've managed to test. I'd be surprised if it doesn't work on your Galaxy (it has bluetooth according to the 'net).
Of course if your laptop has bluetooth also you could try it on there for free. (+ £10approx for dongle which works with either)

For ref. TuneECU works fine on my HTC One (M8) smart phone - which is nothing fancy and quite old now.