I have a workshop where I prepare some motorcycles for sports use.
I am preparing a Suzuki gsxr 1000 k9 and I wanted to map the original unit since I made some changes.
I also wanted to enable electronic shifting.
turning on the internet i saw ecueditor and i liked what it can do.
the problem is that I have windows 10 and the Woolich interface with which I can communicate with the ecu, but if I try to use Ecueditor it tells me that the com port is not set.
Can anyone tell me what problem there can be and how can I solve it?
I'd like to solve the problem to use this software also on other motorcycles, since it seems to me to be well done.
This happens the first time you startup Ecueditor. But you can assign the com-port under the tab bike interface. if you dont know what port the interface in on; open " this PC-> right click on this PC on the left tab-> open settings -> Device manager -> look at the ports (COM&LPT). this should be port 1 to 4.
Also, please open the correct bike ECU under file go to new/stock Gixxer - select the correct ECU (47H00)
I don't know what the virtual port software does, but I don't see your interface in the device manager under the TAB PORT. What is your version of the Woolich interface, I am reading the message of Justin from Woolich that the new interfaces are USB driven and do not require PORT setup: www.woolichracing.com/downloads.aspx
If this is true, I don't know how to setup the USB driven interface. And I highly doubt it will work with freeware as Ecueditor knowing woolich his business concept.
Yes that is the only solution than. Flashing interface is not that difficult to setup. For reading don't but the Boostbysmith interface! It's misleading advertisement, this unit does not support the high frequencyy data sampling.
Currently I have worked out an new interface board based on the work done on this forum, which supports all fucntions of Ecueditor (high speed data logging, fault code readout ect.). But I am still waiting on the rest of the parts....
I will have those available for you when all parts are in, but for now; you will need an FTDI unit, I will upload the pinouts as soon as possible for you
I wanted to use ecueditor because it seems to me a software well done and it allowed me to be able to configure also the 2-wire quick shift without the need to buy the racetools package which is very expensive.
using ecueditor I can save the customer a little and make him happy.
I thank you in advance for everything you are doing !!
I wanted to use ecueditor because it seems to me a software well done and it allowed me to be able to configure also the 2-wire quick shift without the need to buy the racetools package which is very expensive.
using ecueditor I can save the customer a little and make him happy.
I thank you in advance for everything you are doing !!
Yes, I'm Italian, the easiest solution and copy the maps to the Hayabusa file, if not, you have to write a new code for the quickshifter, someone did it for the 1000 K7 but not on the K9.