M1 & Wifi

[Jakob]

Hello,

is it possible to connect the M1 to an Wifi access point and the tune the ECU wireless?

Thanks for any info
Jakob

[mstech]

Yes, it can be done, just make sure that the access point supports IPv6 and that you can get a reliable signal from it.

[Russ]

Can anyone elaborate on what is required and how you do this please?

[esaatetesta]

Hi,

I have been using Wi-Fi for several months now and it works fine. I can make you an adapter or give instructions how to make one yourself, just send me a PM.
Esa

See my M1 install at etesta.com

[AJSG]

I've tried subscribing at etesta.com but the communication area is still inaccessible. Also I have a few wireless access point lying about, it would be most helpful if you had the time to tell us how to set it up.

Thanks.

Andrew.

[esaatetesta]

Hi,

Sorry about the problems you are experiencing. You get the email from clicking the info... part and it should reveal the address which is "info at etesta.com". (This is to avoid spam)
Here's an article how I've done it: http://etesta.com/etesta-products/motec ... wi-fi.html, there are several ways how to do it.

Esa

[AJSG]

So basically you are simply wiring a WiFi range extender. At the end of the article you mention installing an application. Do you mean the M1 Tune software? Or is there something spoecific you need to do on the receiving PC/Laptop.

Thanks,

Andrew.

[Russ]

Thanks Esa, works really well

[gary@apt]

what about bluetooth module, i know others are using one

[David Ferguson]

Bluetooth is much slower than Ethernet (and even WiFi).