SEST Mac compatible?
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02-03-2013, 06:55 AM
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02-03-2013, 07:49 AM
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Window 8 will work with it also. You have an option to load it up using the 64-bit version, 32-bit is for XP/7. It should all be in the options as you do the setup from the disc. It will walk you through, easy to do.
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02-03-2013, 08:46 AM
Hey thanks I downloaded it and seems pretty easy to set up. Now I just need to get an OS installed and I'm good to go. Great forum here saved some money!
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#14
02-03-2013, 08:53 AM
Couple of ?'s on the power vision. Does it plug into the data port like the SEST? Also do I need to leave it attached to the bike like I have seen some on here do? I'm not really wanting to have something on the handlebars all the time. I like that no laptop is needed to run it but I don't see me needing to tune while out on the road.
it just plugs into the serial port when accessing the ECM, otherwise it can set in the office, or tool box.
Some of us just mount them on the bikes for we like to monitor real time activity in the motor.
It has an albeit small, very intuitive touch screen UI so no pc needed.
#15
02-03-2013, 09:08 AM
Yes,
it just plugs into the serial port when accessing the ECM, otherwise it can set in the office, or tool box.
Some of us just mount them on the bikes for we like to monitor real time activity in the motor.
It has an albeit small, very intuitive touch screen UI so no pc needed.
it just plugs into the serial port when accessing the ECM, otherwise it can set in the office, or tool box.
Some of us just mount them on the bikes for we like to monitor real time activity in the motor.
It has an albeit small, very intuitive touch screen UI so no pc needed.
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