Jaycar Bluetooth to RS232 / Serial XC4130 - Adaptronic Logging - How To - Adaptive Tuner

Adaptronic uses a female serial plug. Hence be sure to get a male plug BT adapter or a male/male gender changer.  Also if you end up with an adapter with a female plug chances are it, by default is in DCE mode...

https://github.com/synman/AdaptiveTuner




The pinouts on the select require a DTE connection so either find the DCE/DTE switch on your adapter or instead of a gender changer get a male/male null modem connector.

You can google null modem connectors, basically you are swapping pins 2/3 for this operation.



























I'm testing this adaptive tuner, so far its not doing what I want.
Response seems slow and gauges can't be changed.
Simple things like RPM warning or over boost be all that I need.

Adaptive Tuner for Android - Open Source
Requires a RS232 (DB9) to Bluetooth adapter connected to the Select's second serial port and already paired with your phone or an Android 3.2+ OTG capable device with an OTG USB cable and a USB connectable Adaptronic ECU.

Adaptive Tuner displays key gauge data: RPM, MAP, MAT, WAT, and AFR.  It additionally presents the status of the 6 Adaptive Mode Learning State flags using a big visual graphic for each, alleviating the need to wire up LEDs if you use Adaptive Closed Loop for learning.





Bluetooth Settings:
BAUD=57600
PARITY= N
STOP=1
FLOW=N

Bluetooth Null Modem
Bluetooth Pin     ECU Connect
6 = Yellow      Straight Through
5 = Green       Straight Through
4 = Grey        Straight Through
3 = Purple      Swapped - Pin 2
2 = Black       Swapped - Pin 3

NOTE: Pin 9 from Adaptronic has 12V, it could damage your bluetooth unit.