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If you have saved the stock file to your pc you can send it to the pv like any other tune.
If you only have it on your pv, you can choose "PowerVision > Diagnostic / test Functions > Exit PC Link Mode ".
Then you should be able to save the stock file in a tune slot using the pv display.
I got my PV from my garage to try and it seems you are right.
You can send the stk file to the pv when you are not connected to the ecm but it seems that you can not edit or convert it to a pvt file.
So close you almost got it. Hook PV up to bike then load COPY OF ORIGINAL. The .stk file is loaded into the PV at install. You can get a copy from the ECM it will be a .pvt file.
Oh then open it in WinPV and update it by using PowerVision/ Update Tune using PV...
To see all the tune items that were not unlocked in original version.
Last edited by Smokey Stover; Nov 9, 2014 at 04:36 PM.
Reason: mo info
Yes, but the question was: can it be done without connecting the pv to the bike, which seems to be not possible.
Well then no, You must hook the PV to the bike to Load Copy of Original tune to a slot on the PV,Which will then be labled "Copy of Original .pvt",
That can be updated/viewed/edited/renamed in Win PV. Do you just want to compare original to AT results?
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