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Good news and bad news, and another plea for help. Hopefully, some of this will be helpful to other Mac users.First, the good. I can't fully retrace what happened, but I got the map loaded. The "stuff" in the left hand column WAS a computer directory of sorts, but its appearance and organization were not recognizable by me and looked nothing like the screenshots on page 1 of this thread (which look familiar). The other strange thing is I had done some clicking around in there earlier today and found very little. I think maybe I wasn't clicking on the right place, the arrows, but eventually, I clicked on something that showed me a full list of the applications on my computer so I knew it was looking at my hardrive. I kept searching and finally got to my desktop (buried two layers deep in the "files" list under "Users/alanpratt02"), and the map file appeared in the middle window. I loaded it! The bad news. I now can't figure out how to relearn the throttle. Guzzidiag won't connect to the bike. Beetle has told me to verify I am connected to right com port and to select the right ECU in PREFERENCES, but I can't find PREFERENCES anywhere. Anybody have any help on that? I do not have any other related programs open (reader or writer).The cables are hooked up.Guzzidiag shows the wrong ECU which I don't know how to change.When I go to "FILE/CONNECT", the connect is grayed out, meaning it is not a selectable option. Don't know how to proceed.
Good news and bad news, and another plea for help. Hopefully, some of this will be helpful to other Mac users.First, the good. I can't fully retrace what happened, but I got the map loaded. The "stuff" in the left hand column WAS a computer directory of sorts, but its appearance and organization were not recognizable by me and looked nothing like the screenshots on page 1 of this thread (which look familiar). The other strange thing is I had done some clicking around in there earlier today and found very little. I think maybe I wasn't clicking on the right place, the arrows, but eventually, I clicked on something that showed me a full list of the applications on my computer so I knew it was looking at my hardrive. I kept searching and finally got to my desktop (buried two layers deep in the "files" list under "Users/alanpratt02"), and the map file appeared in the middle window. I loaded it!
15M ecu, right? Or has it been replaced with a 15RC?
No sensor with the 15M. DTC's shouldn't affect CO trim. Try this:After you have adjusted the trim and clicked finish and GuzziDiag requests 'engine off', hit the kill switch and wait 30 seconds before disconnecting GuzziDiag. Turn keyswitch off, then wait another 30 seconds before reconnecting.
Check you've selected the right Guzzi model.Try another port (even although you only have one). It may have locked onto a non-existent port.
Try the adapter test: LINKY
I've made sure I have the correct ECU model selected. I'll try changing the comm port. Thanks.
The 3 pin connector is pushed in far enough? They can break, the adapters
Check the 3 pin to 16 pin cable.
Correct, no sensor with the early V11 Sports.I'm not sure where I read the note about error messages, it could have been skimming this now 44 page topic. Or another site.Will do, I suspect I was rushing those steps. Thanks!
I tried it again and took more time between steps and got the CO Trim to stick.
All my pins look good physically not sure if there is a way to test them with a multimeter. I have ordered an new set of Lonelec cables/adapter and will revisit this when they arrive.