Im not very blue tooth savy...but is it possible to use a USB/blue tooth adapter on the s300?

Something like this?? Im guessin not...but is there sumthing that might be capable to make it bluetooth? jw hehe

http://www.amazon.com/Q-STOR-Q...6TK6C

 

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Something like this?? Im guessin not...but is there sumthing that might be capable to make it bluetooth? jw hehe

http://www.amazon.com/Q-STOR-Q...6TK6C

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Look for wireless usb adapters

 

ha! do they make them???

 

Data transfer through BT isn't as fast as a USB cable, and there is additional lag and packet loss. Something requiring real-time data like S300 probably wouldn't behave as well as it should unless the software was written with those conditions in mind.

 

good point! hmmm so unless someone some how makes blue tooth data transfer faster...prolli no go for a while huh?

How about the wireless usb...like they use for wireless mouse? would that be possible?

 

i know craig moates has been working on wireless neptune for some time now, and there was talk of dedicated wireless data transfer networks possibly.

 

theres no way to do it right now, thre is no wireless usb transfer at all, there is usb wireless network adapters for WIFI. Wireless mice use Radio Frequency.

 

USB is good enough for me.. can you imagine if the s300 system was still running off that OLD serial cable technology like the previous systems??

If it was, we'd probably be begging for USB, now that we have USB, we all want Bluetooth.. ITs a never ending cycle

Someone needs to come up w/ a new EMS that can auto tune RT perfect AFR's for part throttle and WOT. all you do is set the parameters that you want to reach and drive the car, ie HP, MPG, AFR's and even Time slip goals.. The EMS does the rest.. This eliminates the tuner and dyno tuning.. Now that would be the Shitt...


Modified by 92HB_HB at 10:53 AM 1/26/2007

 

Currently it wouldn't work by just inserting a wifi adapter as the drivers aren't loaded into the kernal...

If they released an update for it...perhaps..

But you know how Hondata is....

 

i have hondata s300 and i love the usb, just hook it up to laptop and your set. I still need to get my partial throttle tuned and gas mileage

 

USB is great.. but sometimes i wish they had some kind of propriety screw-on method of coupling.. USB was never a rugged design like the RS232.. after a year of pluggin and unpluggin, the female USB port usually gets rather loose

 

can't wait until a tuner across the country can real time street tune my car....its probably already possible

 

GPS satellite tuning BABY!!! haha...oooh what the future beholds ha!

 

Neptune BT works flawlessly. Hondata S300 does not support BT

 

Is there such a thing as a 90 degree usb connector? When I mounted my ECU to the car it was difficult to leave the USB cable on the ECU since the USB cable was sticking out so much.

I modified the ecu brackets a bit to fit but it would be easier if I can get a 90 degree usb connector. Just couldn't see myself leaving the ECU on the floor on the passenger side or have to take the ecu out every time I want to connect it to my computer.

 

i relocated my ecu hondata s300 to the glove box, few cut and boom, ready to hook up to laptop

 

neptune rtp baby

 

i need some ideas of where to relocate my ecu besides on the passenger floor.
the short harness doesnt give alot of options

 

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It is possible. He/she just needs a plane ticket haha

 

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Neptune's bluetooth module came out at the same time as the RTP boards. I've had a working BT module for mine since March of last year.