Power Commander Question
I know there are about a bizzilion threads on the Power Commander and I should be able to find anything I want to know. I am ready to give Jammie a call to order and I just want to head this off. It sounds like I will need to get a computer hooked up to the bike while its running to set throttle positions,,,,,,Right ?. If that is the case I think I can arrange to borrow a laptop, would be way easier than trying to haul my tower and monitor to the garage. But if I load the software to that computer am I locked to using that computer in the future.
Thanks for any input
Thanks for any input
Yes, you need a lap top or very long USB cable. The bike has to be warmed up and running and the PClll program map you want to useopen to set the throttle position on the bike, with the 9 volt battery hooked up. (the battery does not last very long)
You only need to set the idlle throttle position after the bike is hot. You do not have to set the wide open position. You can only load maps from your desktop PC to the the PClll, with the 9 volt battery hooked up, you can not adjust anything else unless it is hooked up to the bike and map running with the 9 volt battery hooked up.
Steve
You only need to set the idlle throttle position after the bike is hot. You do not have to set the wide open position. You can only load maps from your desktop PC to the the PClll, with the 9 volt battery hooked up, you can not adjust anything else unless it is hooked up to the bike and map running with the 9 volt battery hooked up.
Steve
ORIGINAL: SteveO
You only need to set the idlle throttle position after the bike is hot. You do not have to set the wide open position. You can only load maps from your desktop PC to the the PClll, with the 9 volt battery hooked up, you can not adjust anything else unless it is hooked up to the bike and map running with the 9 volt battery hooked up.
Steve
You only need to set the idlle throttle position after the bike is hot. You do not have to set the wide open position. You can only load maps from your desktop PC to the the PClll, with the 9 volt battery hooked up, you can not adjust anything else unless it is hooked up to the bike and map running with the 9 volt battery hooked up.
Steve
ORIGINAL: FLHT
It sounds like I will need to get a computer hooked up to the bike while its running to set throttle positions,,,,,,Right ?.
It sounds like I will need to get a computer hooked up to the bike while its running to set throttle positions,,,,,,Right ?.
If that is the case I think I can arrange to borrow a laptop, would be way easier than trying to haul my tower and monitor to the garage. But if I load the software to that computer am I locked to using that computer in the future.
Thanks guys. I shouldn't have a problem with computer. I know my son and my son-in-law both have laptops. Any other things I need to know when installing this thing. Before, durring or after install.
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