Has anyone done a Tuneecu for dummies using android?

[aviation1972]

Yippee!!!! One less worry for me. Thank you DeCosse. So tomorrow, I'll go to Best Buy and cable shop. Thanks for your guidance... Russell

 

[DEcosse]

Tip - get one with the 90 offset on the OTG connector cable output, so the cable then exits to the side rather than straight out

 

[aviation1972]

Tip - get one with the 90 offset on the OTG connector cable output, so the cable then exits to the side rather than straight out

Will do, Sir. Thanks for the "tip". Get it? The "tip"....90 degrees.

 

[barbagris]

From the photographs I saw, it looks like you have a Touring Rocket too. Do you?

Nope - I have a very personalised 2009 Standard. A lot of which I have made myself.

 

[aviation1972]

Nope - I have a very personalised 2009 Standard. A lot of which I have made myself.

DEcosse... I think I understand now, ( finally ). Correct me, if I'm wrong, please? I need two cables. One is the TuneECU cable, which connects to the 16-pin connector, under the Rocket's seat. On one end, the TuneECU cable has a USB size fitting. The second cable I need is the "OTG" enabled converter, which plugs into the battery charging port, ( Micro-USB size ), of my Samsung Galaxy 10.1 Pro Tablet computer. The Micro-USB sized fitting is smaller than USB size. So, I connect my OTG cable to my TuneECU cable, ( in the middle ). In this manner, I'm now connected to both my tablet computer, and to the Rocket, because the OTG cable allows me to connect the Micro-USB, OTG cable to the USB connector of the TuneECU cable, by means of the converter. Because one end of the OTG cable has a USB sized connector, while the opposite end of the OTG cable has a Micro-USB connector. So, they call this cable a "converter". If I was using a laptop, or a rare tablet computer that has an external USB port, then I would only need one cable. The TuneECU cable. Have I got that right now? I hope so. Thanks... Russell

 

[DEcosse]

you've got it!