mountune V2 mTune Smartflash Apps User Guide
- June 5, 2024
- mountune
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mountune V2 mTune Smartflash Apps
Step 1
The first step in this process is to download and install the ECU Connect app from either the Apple App Store or Google Play store.
Once downloaded and installed, please run the app. You’ll need to select ‘create a new account’ and then type and choose ‘mountune’ when it asks you to select a tuner. Once you’ve done this, the mountune SMARTflash V2 interface will be loaded and the app will re-skin itself accordingly.
Once you’ve done this, the mountune SMARTflash V2 interface will be loaded and the app will re-skin itself accordingly. If you have your mountune OBD Bluetooth vehicle interface already, you can now plug the interface in and pair the interface to your device – see Step 2.
Step 2
To pair your OBD device with your smartphone, plug in the interface, turn the vehicle ignition on and pair the vehicle interface to your device (using the devices Bluetooth settings menu) to do this open the settings menu and find the EVI-BT, selecting it to pair with the device.
Then in ECU Connect enter a passcode, this will then need to be confirmed and
then the vehicle will be detected
Step 3 – programming your vehicle
To program your car for the first time there are a few initialisation and
vehicle identification processes required so that mountune can link to your
account and vehicle. To start the process you should first have completed the
ECU Connect After install setup procedure or logged into your account and
chosen mountune as your tuner. If you haven’t the options will be offered
during this process. You will also need to have ECU Connect installed and the
Bluetooth Vehicle Interface (EVI) plugged into the vehicle OBD port and paired
correctly to your device. Then open ecu connect (if you have multiple EVI-BT’s
paired select the correct EVI-BT) When in the main menu select “Program ECU”
then “Send Vehicle Info to Tuner”
In the “Send Vehicle info” page fill in the details and press “Send To Tuner”
At this point the process will need to wait (you can exit ECU Connect and return to it later) It may take up to 4-hours (during normal office hours) for us to prepare your calibrations, although if this can be processed any quicker, it will be. If your vehicles CAL ID needs to be added for support, the process may take up to 7 days.
Step 4
Once your calibration files have been uploaded to the cloud and you are ready
to program your ve-hicle, open the ECU Connect app, plug the OBD interface in
and go to “My Car -> Program ECU” and select the ECU you wish to program. Then
choose the calibration file you wish to program and the EVI-BT communication
test will be available.
You can view info about the calibration we’ve sent you by pressing the info button.
Step 5 – EVI COMMUNICATION TEST
Before you can program the vehicle the first time the Bluetooth communication
between the phone and the EVI must be tested. Once the Communication test is
complete you can press the “continue” button to bring up the “PRO-GRAM ECU”
window and commence flashing the vehicle, please make sure the conditions for
programming are met before you press the program button.
Step 6 – programming your ECU
Programming the ECU after the COMMs test can now be started, please make sure
the conditions for programming are met before you press the program button.
This includes having the car in a safe place, with charged battery (or on a
trickle charger) with doors closed and AC/heater fans off. To start
programming press the Program ECU button
To program the ECU, ECU Connect will prepare the Calibration file, erase the
stock Calibration Data and program in the tuned Calibration.
Once programming reaches 100% there is a ‘Key Off’ then ‘Key On’ sequence and
the DTC’s are cleared.
With this stage completed you can select “my car” and enjoy the additional
functionality now included in V2, such as Dashboard – which displays your
choice of OBD data in gauge form, full data-logging and a performance
analyser.
Troubleshooting
If during attempted programming of your vehicle an supported (normally newer
calibration release) is detected, you will not be able to start the update of
your ECU. In this instance it will still ask you to read the ECU and Send
Vehicle Info’, which will submit a selection of data and (where possible),
take a read of the calibration found on your vehicle which will allow us to
provide support – typically within 7 days, or less.
failed programming
If for some reason the programming attempt fails, there is a recovery option
that can be used within the app. If you know the reason for failure and the
app and interface are still powered you may be able to simply press program
again. If this option doesn’t work or isn’t available, exit the app, unplug
the EVI-BT and ‘key off’, then reconnect the EVI-BT again and start the app.
Once the app has been started, press ‘My Car’ and the option for recovery will
show. Select “Recover ECU” and then choose the correct Vehicle, the last
programmed vehicle should be correct – if not, manually choose
another.
Once you select the correct vehicle type you can choose a Stock Calibration and attempt to program the vehicle again. Once the vehicle is recovered it should all operate normally.
If programming a Calibration is not possible, please contact us at
[email protected] and include the programming log files stores in ‘My
Files’
You can also read the error message, which will point you at the reason for
the programming failure.