Ah! I wish I'd asked before, I've just wasted cash on a hard drive fore a laptop when I could have done it at my desk top computer . Still I guess it's not so bad I can use it to make changes in the future . Thanks for the heads up though.
Hold the wheel to the left for 5 sec then you can rotate to dim/brighten the aux lights you've fitted. Leave it alone and that feature times out and the wheel goes back to normal function. At least that's what the guy from Ezcan says but I'm sure the others on here who have theirs up and running will soon say if it doesn't do that.How does the wheel feature work? Can this feature still be used if a NAV 5 is also on the bike?
Ian
When I tried to update the HexEZcan just with the laptop I got the message that there was no power on. So had to update it when it was connected to the bike and the ignition was on.
Ah! I wish I'd asked before, I've just wasted cash on a hard drive fore a laptop when I could have done it at my desk top computer . Still I guess it's not so bad I can use it to make changes in the future . Thanks for the heads up though.
Hi Ian yes the wheel will still work. Remember the ezCAN only reads messages and does not write at all, so my suggestion is to exit the menu using the wheel the do the sequence and set the lights and then navigate out of the menu again. And this is purely due to the fact that it only reads the messages. (Piggyback)How does the wheel feature work? Can this feature still be used if a NAV 5 is also on the bike?
Ian
Hi Ian yes the wheel will still work. Remember the ezCAN only reads messages and does not write at all, so my suggestion is to exit the menu using the wheel the do the sequence and set the lights and then navigate out of the menu again. And this is purely due to the fact that it only reads the messages. (Piggyback)
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Len
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No the EZCAN reads messages in other words does not change any or write any new messages is what I meant. The sequence to follow with the wheel to be able to set the lights might move you in to another menu or might not depending which menu you were in when started. But never the less it is not an issue at all. Once lights are set go back to where you want to be in the menu on gps. Surely one only need to set the lights once if need be. And there is no function on the gps that you will follow that is the same sequence to set the lights. Not a problem at all
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I thought that the wheel could be used on the move to change light brightness, if it works this way I cant see how this would work without changing zoom on navigator.
Looking good yes
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Just been to garage and rigged up some basic wiring to work be of the lights. Plugged the ezCAN in to canbus and tapped to the battery....it worked without any issue. Fantastic bit of kit. Well worth the expense IMHO.
I took a bit of video on my iPhone. I'll see if I can post it up on my YouTube channel.
Hi Flaming T
I've just received my lights and my finger is hovering over the "Buy" button for the Ezcan. Did you need any cable between the short length on the lights and the connection on the Ezcan and what extra connectors did you need? First time wiring, which is why the Ezcan is attractive, as well as the functionality.
Thanks