Whenever I want to try a new map, I always clear the Data Buffer first. This gives you a "clean slate" on which to write the new programming. Can you simply just overwrite the current programming? Probably...but in order to insure that the new mapping is correct, I just take the extra minute or so to wipe the module. After all, why take the chance of loading a possibly corrupted file?
You can clear the Data Buffer by insuring that your module has power and your computer is talking to the TC88A. Using the TC88 Logging program, select: Communications and then Clear Data Buffer. You will get a warning that all data will be lost. Tell it OK. After several seconds, you should get a message that the Data Buffer is cleared...out with the old. You can close the Logging program if you like.
To load a new map file, you need to do the following. Using the PC Link TC88 program, do the following: Click on File and then Open Table. Select the map file that you wish to load. It should display as a graphic on your computer screen. Next, select: Communications and then Upload To EEPROM. The file should load once and then a second time, to verify. You should then get a message telling you that the Upload is complete. Now you have a new map.
That's the quickie version of how to change out maps. If you have further questions, just drop us a comment and the Jester Mafia will do our best to answer.
You can clear the Data Buffer by insuring that your module has power and your computer is talking to the TC88A. Using the TC88 Logging program, select: Communications and then Clear Data Buffer. You will get a warning that all data will be lost. Tell it OK. After several seconds, you should get a message that the Data Buffer is cleared...out with the old. You can close the Logging program if you like.
To load a new map file, you need to do the following. Using the PC Link TC88 program, do the following: Click on File and then Open Table. Select the map file that you wish to load. It should display as a graphic on your computer screen. Next, select: Communications and then Upload To EEPROM. The file should load once and then a second time, to verify. You should then get a message telling you that the Upload is complete. Now you have a new map.
That's the quickie version of how to change out maps. If you have further questions, just drop us a comment and the Jester Mafia will do our best to answer.
GooddayM8. Is there a map that is the same or close to the original Harley 2006, 883. It would be a good reference point to start from.
ReplyDeleteI am 39km from the closest petrol station and about 2 light years away from a dyno. I have to do it all on the road so it is adjust, go for a ride, adjust, go for a ride. etc etc
IT would be useful to me as a base line to work from .
As far as I know, the factory map curve is not available anywhere. I sent you a map with higher advance. Let me know if it works better for you. I have mapping with even more advance than that, if needed.
ReplyDeleteThanks I will check it out soon
ReplyDeleteHi Rico I finally got back to this. Can you let me know what I need to do to get maps for both bikes?
ReplyDeleteThks QuazyR
where can i get 1 of your maps for sportster 1200?
ReplyDeleteChris D.
ReplyDeleteRico can't help any more so I hear, but i have three of his maps
look for me on FaceBook and contact me and I can send them to you
Neil Paisnel