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[Hotrod50]

Need help installing Fullsac Map with TTS Mastertune.  Manual seems fairly self explainatory, but I don't understand how to get Fullsac map from my desktop into bike.  If anyone has done this, am I just using pages 9-21 of the HD Tuining Guide?  Also, where is data plug on bike?  Under left cover?  I was wanting to do this this weekend and I assume I won't be able to get ahold of Fullsac guys.  Please help.

[RGLIDE]

just sent you a personal message

[Fullsac Performance]

Open the Mastertune software. The very first thing it wants to do is load a map. go to your desktop and click on it.
Its recomended that you save you stock map before loadig a new one.

Steve

[Hotrod50]

I think I got it loaded into the bike.  I guess what was confusing me is that I did it without opening the mastertune icon on my desktop.  I opened the icon on my desktop that was titled "09 SE 110 Fullsac...".  From there I was able to hit file, save or restore, etc.  like on page 16 of the manual.  Did I do it correctly?  From all indications what the screen I think I did.  Is there a way to tell for sure?  I havn't ridden it yet, I need to change over to the catless pipe (which I Have), but it did start afterwards.   I sure appreciate the help.  I've read so many good reports on here about the Fullsac experience.

[charles05663]

The $64,000 question is did you save a copy of the stock map?  If you did not, if you have troubles down the road you may be SOL.

[Hotrod50]

Yeah, I did.   I think I did it correctly.   Bike runs great.  Thanks RGLIDE and Steve at Fullsac.  I appreciate you guys responding to a computer illiterate.    I was just confused about needing to open the program in the Fullsac icon instead of the Mastertune icon.

[LarryB]

The $64,000 question is did you save a copy of the stock map?  If you did not, if you have troubles down the road you may be SOL.

I'm with you on this one, his answer just grazed over,
If you did save the original settings, make copies on a flash or CD's

[dartman]

The $64,000 question is did you save a copy of the stock map?  If you did not, if you have troubles down the road you may be SOL.

That is my greatest fear, is their any way to verify that what you have saved will indeed function properly if needed.  I have good computers, but if my vehicles functioned like they do I would be stranded on the side of the road a good portion of the time.

[charles05663]

I don't know anyway to verify the saved OEM map.  That was one of the reasons I was hoping you could load the map and look at it.  I know when I flashed my SERG, I first download 2 copies of the OEM map.

That brings up another point about the TTS, the upload and download terms are backwards.  It should be uploading to the bike and downloading from the bike.

I also realized, it should be the $31,995 question...or wait, some stealers charge more then list...plus customizations...

[Hotrod50]

Where would the stock map be saved at?

[LarryB]

should be saved on your laptop. and it should be named so you can find it under mastertune files, make several copies ie, burn on cd, flash, or other sources. I named mine Original ECM settings

[04se103]

Click Start  Click Documents opens a new window left side of window find documents click its a  drop down  find TTS click it look for master tune look at the top of the window uploads click that it should be your factory calibration.
                                                                 

[Hotrod50]

Thanks 04se103.  Perfect directions.  Found it.  (Don't know what to ever do with it, but I have it.)

[04se103]

Your Welcome glad to help out  

[LarryB]

Thanks 04se103.  Perfect directions.  Found it.  (Don't know what to ever do with it, but I have it.)

if you ever have warranty work to be done, on the motor. you need to reload that back, any work that needs flashing only don't need. if you have probs, let us know and we'll direct you'
make copies of that file. put them away in case your puter crashes.