MotoTune:Quick Guide - Revision history

Wendy.Bolakowski: /* Changing City ID */

2014-05-09T13:25:20Z

‎Changing City ID

Wendy.Bolakowski: /* Changing City ID */

2014-05-09T13:20:39Z

‎Changing City ID

Wendy.Bolakowski: /* Changing City ID */

2014-05-09T13:14:59Z

‎Changing City ID

Ben Hoffman: fixed bad link

2009-05-27T13:42:04Z

fixed bad link

Jeff Snowden: /* MotoTune Connection Troubleshooting */

2009-01-12T20:23:26Z

‎MotoTune Connection Troubleshooting

Kennabec Walp at 17:53, 12 January 2009

2009-01-12T17:53:47Z

Kennabec Walp: Added how to add/modify a dll location

2008-07-08T13:51:56Z

Added how to add/modify a dll location

Ben Hoffman at 16:03, 18 January 2008

2008-01-18T16:03:58Z

Ben Hoffman at 15:25, 18 January 2008

2008-01-18T15:25:15Z

Dale Ochalek: /* Changing City ID */

2007-09-25T05:17:37Z

‎Changing City ID

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 ==Changing City ID==
 .	In order to communicate with modules with different City IDs, you must first configure a port in MotoTune dedicated to that CAN City ID.<br>
 .      From the MotoServer icon in the lower right hand corner of the computer, right click on the icon and open up the Ports configuration window.<br>
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 [[Image:CityID1.jpg|750px|center]]
 .      In the new window, rename the port to something descriptive (PCM-2 or PCM-B) and set the City ID to the desired ID in Decimal.<br>
-        Hex 0xA == Decimal 10 <br>
+:*Hex 0xA == Decimal 10 <br>
-        Hex 0xB == Decimal 11 <br>
+:* Hex 0xB == Decimal 11 <br>
-        Hex 0xC == Decimal 12 <br>
+:* Hex 0xC == Decimal 12 <br>
-        Hex 0x81 == Decimal 129 <br>
+:* Hex 0x81 == Decimal 129 <br> <br>
 [[Image:CityID2.jpg|750px|center]]
-.  Select Finish, then OK to exit the Port Name Mappings window.  This step has created the port.   Now, the port needs to be '''Added''' to the Port Configuration Window.
+<br><br>
+.  Select Finish, then OK to exit the Port Name Mappings window.  This step has created the port.   Now, the port needs to be '''Added''' to the Port Configuration Window.   <br>
-.  In the Port Configuration Window, Select '''Add'''
+.  In the Port Configuration Window, Select '''Add'''  <br>
+.   Select the Type of Port (ex. Kvaser CAN), and the Location you have just created.  '''Set the Access Level to 4''', and select the desired baud rate.  Click OK.<br><br>
 [[Image:Add_Port.PNG|750px|center]]

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 .      In the new window, rename the port to something descriptive (PCM-2 or PCM-B) and set the City ID to the desired ID in Decimal.<br>
-         Hex A == Decimal 10 <br>
+         Hex 0xA == Decimal 10 <br>
-         Hex B == Decimal 11 <br>
+         Hex 0xB == Decimal 11 <br>
-         Hex C == Decimal 12 <br>
+         Hex 0xC == Decimal 12 <br>
-         Hex D == Decimal 13 <br>
+         Hex 0x81 == Decimal 129 <br>
 [[Image:CityID2.jpg|750px|center]]
 ==Changing the Connection Baud Rate==

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 ==Changing City ID==
-.	In order to communicate with modules with different City IDs, you must configure a port in MotoTune dedicated to that CAN City ID.<br>
+.	In order to communicate with modules with different City IDs, you must first configure a port in MotoTune dedicated to that CAN City ID.<br>
 .      From the MotoServer icon in the lower right hand corner of the computer, right click on the icon and open up the Ports configuration window.<br>
-.      Select Edit Name, select Add, select CAN kingdom, and select Next.<br>
+.      Select '''Edit Name''', select '''Add''', select '''CAN kingdom''', and select '''Next'''.<br>
 [[Image:CityID1.jpg|750px|center]]
-.      In the new window, rename the port to something descriptive (PCM-2 or PCM-B) and set the City ID to the desired ID.<br>
+.      In the new window, rename the port to something descriptive (PCM-2 or PCM-B) and set the City ID to the desired ID in Decimal.<br>
          Hex A == Decimal 10 <br>
          Hex B == Decimal 11 <br>

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 ***AN11 & AN12      Pull to +5V<br>
 *24 Pin S12 modules
-**Read the following: [http://motocube/content/mototune/hcs12bootcable.doc HCS12 Boot Cable]
+**Read the following: [http://mcs.woodward.com/content/mototune/hcs12bootcable.doc HCS12 Boot Cable]

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 .	With key-on, check for power at ECUP (pin F on the J-Box) and BATT, if applicable (pin A on the J-Box).<br>
 .	Check continuity between battery ground, the J-Box ground, and ECU ground.<br>
-.	Check for the correct polarity on CAN wires.  On the Smartcraft connector, pin J is CAN+ and pin K is CAN-.<br>
+.	Check for the correct polarity on CAN wires.  On the 10-pin connector, pin J is CAN+ and pin K is CAN-.<br>
 .	Check for the appropriate port set-up under the Moto-Server icon.<br>
 .	If all of the above are set correctly, reset the Moto-Server and KVaser driver by closing MotoTune, exiting the server (see screen capture below), and unplugging the USB connector of the KVaser CAN/USB convertor.  Then restart MotoTUne and plug the KVaser USB back into the computer.<br>
 [[Image:MotoTuneTroubleShooting.jpg|center]]
 ==Logging Data Using MotoTune==

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	[[Image:Database_Locations_with_TDBDLL.PNG]]		[[Image:Database_Locations_with_TDBDLL.PNG]]
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		+	==Capturing a Communications Debug Log==
		+
		+	To capture a communication debug log, right click on the MotoServer icon and choose port.
		+
		+	[[Image:MotoServer_Menu_Ports.PNG]]
		+
		+	In the Port Configuration window, chose the desired port and click the modify button.
		+
		+	[[Image:MotoServer_Ports.PNG]]
		+
		+	In the Port Properties window, click the More Info button.
		+
		+	[[Image:MotoServer_Port_Properties.PNG]]
		+
		+	In the Kvaser CAN transport information window, check Debug Active and choose a log file location.
		+
		+	[[Image:MotoServer_Kvaser_CAN_transport_information.PNG]]
		+
		+	For each connection to MotoTune on a given port, a new log file will be created in the chosen location. The file name will be incremented each time, for example CANlog(0).txt, CANlog(1).txt, etc.

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 .	Type the file name the log is too be saved as in the Logging folder of ECU Files.<br>
 .	To disable the autoscale feature and specify the y-axis scale, uncheck the AutoScale button.<br>
-.	Raw Formatting records enumerated values by their integral value, and not their text equivalent.  In addition, units will not be recorded with the variable values.  To plot .log files using Excell or Matlab, check the RawFormatting box.<br>
+.	Raw Formatting records enumerated values by their integral value, and not their text equivalent.  In addition, units will not be recorded with the variable values.  To plot .log files using Excel or Matlab, check the RawFormatting box.<br>
 .	With Display connected and the window active, use Chart | Open Chart from the menu headings to start a chart/log.  Or use the buttons illustrated below.  These buttons will be highlights when Display is on-line.<br>
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 .	The sheet name defaults to Sheet1 – to rename the sheet, double click on the name and type in the new desired name. <br>
-.	A Display Page may have multiple sheets, but only one sheet may be active at a time, and therefore only one chart from that Display Page may be active at a time.  To have multiple charts open, add a second Display Page by right-clicking on the Dispay name and selecting Insert Page.<br>
+.	A Display Page may have multiple sheets, but only one sheet may be active at a time, and therefore only one chart from that Display Page may be active at a time.  To have multiple charts open, add a second Display Page by right-clicking on the Display name and selecting Insert Page.<br>
 [[Image:MotoTuneAddDisplay.jpg|center]]
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 .	In order to communicate with modules with different City IDs, you must configure a port in MotoTune dedicated to that CAN City ID.<br>
 .      From the MotoServer icon in the lower right hand corner of the computer, right click on the icon and open up the Ports configuration window.<br>
-.      Select Edit Name, select Add, select CAN kingdon, and select Next.<br>
+.      Select Edit Name, select Add, select CAN kingdom, and select Next.<br>
 [[Image:CityID1.jpg|750px|center]]
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 You will be presented with the configuration for your selected port, here you may update the baud rate.

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 ==Changing the Connection Baud Rate==
-While MotoTune connections default to 250k Baud for CAN (as does all [[MotoHawk]] CAN Blocks, including the [[MotoTune]] handler), in some situations it is desirable to change this speed. In order to modify the settings, you should right click on the [[MotoServer] icon in your system tray and select 'Ports...', (see below)
+While MotoTune connections default to 250k Baud for CAN (as does all [[MotoHawk]] CAN Blocks, including the [[MotoTune]] handler), in some situations it is desirable to change this speed. In order to modify the settings, you should right click on the [[MotoServer]] icon in your system tray and select 'Ports...', (see below)
 [[Image:ms_tune_ports.jpg]]

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		+	==Changing the Connection Baud Rate==
		+
		+	While MotoTune connections default to 250k Baud for CAN (as does all [[MotoHawk]] CAN Blocks, including the [[MotoTune]] handler), in some situations it is desirable to change this speed. In order to modify the settings, you should right click on the [[MotoServer] icon in your system tray and select 'Ports...', (see below)
		+
		+	[[Image:ms_tune_ports.jpg]]
		+
		+	Then, select your port by clicking on its name in the list (usually, this will be 'PCM-1'). Then hit the 'Modify' button.
		+
		+	[[Image:ms_tune_ports_conf.jpg]]
		+
		+	You will be presented with the configuration for your selected port, here you may update the baud rate.