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The device connects to a grey connector under the seat, near the diagnostics connector.
Kev, Where does the bluetooth device connect to the ECU/Bike?http://www.thisoldtractor.com/guzzi007/schematics/2013_V7_Series.gifI assume it connects to the Canbus or whatever they call the inter device communications.UpdateAs Jas67 says it connects to another connector under the seat, we need a different drawing.
Is this like a $50 toy or a $300 toy?
Fleabay has a multimedia unit for $175. plus $25. for shipping (Italy) and the installation kit for $70. plus $16 in shipping (Ohio via Cadre). Add a RAM or other mount for your phone... You get the picture.
I don't get it. But, I'm getting old.My smartphone is practically useless in direct sunlight, so I wouldn't be able to see the display except in low light conditions.My smartphone will lose charge quickly if the display is left on for extended periods. I guess I could connect it to a charger on the bike, but then there is a cable flapping around.Why not just give us this info on a screen permanently attached to the bike. A screen which can be viewed in direct sunlight? Better yet, why not just give us a nice set of analog gauges and call it day?
seems like an app like that should be free.. who provides it? after market or the Guzzi co?I bought the BlueDriver (OBD scanner) app was free.several of my online cameras cost money but the app was free.directv app.. freeApple airport utility, free app..Honeywell home monitor app free.. etc...
IMHOAnything that diverts your attention while riding from the really important thing is a potential killer.That is: Traveling at 200 fps++ it only takes a second or two to make a difference.:-)
I believe it attaches to the connector recently discussed in this thread:https://wildguzzi.com/forum/index.php?topic=97553.0It is not on the 2013 Wiring Diagram because it is not applicable until the V7II and later smallblock models (or I believe all Cali 1400 models).
Do you have the device on your bike?
Better yet, why not just give us a nice set of analog gauges and call it day?
Traveling at 200 fps++ it only takes a second or two to make a difference.
200 fps = 136 MPH. V7 doesn't go that fast, and even if you're on a bike that does, you definitely should not be going that fast on public roads.
hhmm...if I recall correctly, 60 mph is 88 feet per second, so the above translates to 136mph...at that speed, I don't think messing with gadgets makes sense either..but at a leisurely 40-60 mph, or at a stop, a useful gadget or two is not hazardous...gps, or volume control carefully mounted and which doesn't require you to take your eyes way off the road or look very far down keeps your head more in position than not...It's not like zero gadgets is mandatory to be completely safe either...we can operate a car and turn on A/C, radio, fan, heat and use blinkers and windshield wipers just fine...same motor skills, and as long as you consciously don't get distracted for more than a 1/2 second, should be reasonably safe...Spoken as a youngster...not a Boomer! All in good humor Mike...I assure you! :)
If it is safe and makes sense to have this many gadgets and gauges in an airplane, how can it be difficult to have one or two on a motorcycle? 😁