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| Write ECU with Bench Harness |
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| Reading an ECU - includes instructions and Video Tutorial |
The following are the steps to read an ECU using the Woolich Racing Tuned software:
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Install Harness according to the Installation Instructions.
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Connect the Interface to the harness.
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Connect the Interface to the computer with the supplied USB cable. Please note that we recommend using a high-speed USB port.
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Ensure Interface is in ECU flashing mode (red LED on).
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Open Woolich Racing Tuned Software.
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Open the bin file definition for your model (click the "New" button then select the manufacturer, model, year and part number).
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Turn the bike ignition on, gear in Neutral, Kill Switch in the RUN position or turn the power supply on for bench flashing.
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Click the "Tools"=>"Read ECU" menu item.
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The WRT software will connect to the ECU and read the bin file from the ECU into memory.
N.B. If you are performing multiple flashes with a V1 & V2 Interface only, remember that you need to have cycled the interface into the center mode position then back to
flashing mode before attempting another write/read operation. The V3 Interface requires the switch on the Right Hand Side at all times for Reading, Writing, Data Logging and Diagnostics.
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| Writing to the ECU - includes instructions and Video Tutorial |
The following are the steps to read an ECU using the Woolich Racing Tuned software:
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Install Harness according to the Installation Instructions.
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Connect the Interface to the harness.
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Connect the Interface to the computer with the supplied USB cable.
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Ensure Interface is in ECU flashing mode (red LED on).
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Open Woolich Racing Tuned Software.
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Open the bin file definition for your model (click the "New" button then select the manufacturer, model, year and part number or click the "Open"
button to open a previously saved bin file).
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Make any changes to the bin file.
- Turn the bike ignition on, gear in Neutral, Kill Switch in the RUN position or turn the power supply on for bench flashing.
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Click the "Tools"=>"Write ECU" menu item or click the "Write" button on the main form.
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The WRT software will connect to the ECU and write the bin file to the ECU, the progress is shown at the bottom of the Main Form.
N.B. If you are performing multiple flashes with a V1 & V2 Interface only, remember that you need to have cycled the interface into the center mode position then back to flashing mode before attempting another write/read operation. The V3 Interface requires the switch on the Right Hand Side at all times for Reading, Writing, Data Logging and Diagnostics.
This video explains how to write to an ECU using the Woolich Racing Tuned (WRT) software.
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| Writing to an ECU with a V1 and V2 Interface |
The following steps should be followed when writing to an ECU- Ensure bike is in Neutral with Kill Switch in Run Position
- Turn Ignition off or 12v power supply off (when using bench harnesses)
- Put Interface switch into Center Position
- Connect Interface to Harness
- Connect Interface to computer with USB Cable
- Put interface switch into Flashing mode (Red Led On)
- Turn on Ignition or 12v Power Supply (when using bench harness)
- The ECU should now be in flashing mode.
- Start writing to the ECU.
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| Writing to an ECU with a V3 Interface |
The following steps should be followed when writing to an ECU- Ensure bike is in Neutral with Kill Switch in Run Position
- Turn Ignition off or 12v power supply off (when using bench harnesses)
- Put interface switch into Flashing mode ( Switch on the Right Hand Side Only)
- Connect Interface to Harness
- Connect Interface to computer with USB Cable
- Turn on Ignition or 12v Power Supply (when using bench harness)
- The ECU should now be in flashing mode.
- Start writing to the ECU.
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