HP Tuners Pro Feature Set Update

[HPTuners]

HP Tuners Pro Feature Set Updates

We are excited to announce that the Pro Feature Set is scheduled to be released December 2018!
At the initial launch, Pro Feature Set will give you the ability to use Pro Link, and Expander Hub.
Future updates of the Pro Feature Set will follow with stand alone logging (vehicle dependent),
Bluetooth flashing, and more.

Pro Feature Set

• Stand Alone Logging (vehicle dependent)
• Built in Accelerometer Logging
• BlueTooth Flashing (vehicle dependent)
• HPTnet Activation (MPVI2 display port)
_- Data Broadcasting
_- Wireless Sensors
_- Pro Link Support
_- Expander Hub Support

Cost of the Pro Feature Set will be $249.99 and will include a FREE Pro Link
Click here to visit the Pro Feature Set product page

Introducing the HP Tuners Pro Link

Along with the Pro Feature Set we will also launch our Pro Link.
Together with the Pro Feature Set, the Pro Link will allow you to import two analog and one
CAN signal such as a wide Band O2 or boost pressure sensor, further enhancing your calibration
and logging experience.

Pro Link

• 2x dedicated 0-5V analog inputs
• 1x CAN bus input (500kb)
• 100Hz sampling rate
• HPTnet cable (male) to 5 wire harness
• For MPVI2 ONLY

This device will be FREE with the Pro Feature Set, and will be provided for FREE to
customers that have upgraded from an MPVI PRO

Should you need a replacement Pro Link the cost will be $34.99
Click here to visit the Pro Link product page

Expander Hub

The Expander Hub is expected to be released in Q1 of 2019.
The Expander Hub will offer a wider variety of inputs and analog outputs, and the capability of
Bluetooth pairing with the MPVI2.
It will be the ultimate tool for the professional tuner that will help you perfect your calibration by
integrating any device you need to use.

Expander Hub

• 2x dedicated 0-5V analog outputs
• 4x universal pins capable of analog input, digital input, PWM input, digital output, or PWM output
• 2x external CAN bus inputs
• 100 Hz analog signal acquisition rate
• Configurable and field updatable via HPTnet (wired mini display port)
• Configuration data is non-volatile (remembers its settings)
• HPTnet via Bluetooth pairing to MPVI2 enabled

This device will be an additional charge (TBD), and will need to be purchased separately
from the Pro Feature Set

Customer Scenarios

1. New MPVI2 Buyer ? Purchase an MPVI2 with Pro Feature Set and the Pro Link cable
will come FREE in the MPVI2 box. ($549.98 plus shipping)

2. Existing MPVI2 Owner ? Purchase Pro Feature Set and receive Pro Link for FREE
($249.99 plus shipping).

3. Upgrade MPVI Std Owner ? Upgrade MPVI Std to MPVI2, you must also purchase
Pro Feature Set to receive a Pro Link ($438.99 plus shipping).

4. Upgrade MPVI Pro Owner ? Upgrade MPVI Pro to MPVI2, Pro Feature Set and
Pro Link is provided FREE of charge ($189.00 plus shipping).

5. Existing Upgraded MPVI2 Owner – Already upgraded your MPVI Pro to MPVI2,
Pro Feature Set and Pro Link is provided FREE of charge (plus shipping) for a
limited time only. Contact SUPPORT HERE should you require a Pro Link cable.

Click here for details about the upgrade process

For the full VCM Editor Change Log, please see the following link:
http://www.hptuners.com/help/VCM-Edi...changelog.html

For the full VCM Scanner Change Log, please see the following link:
https://www.hptuners.com/help/VCM-Sc...changelog.html

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[HPTuners]

First products shipped in December 2018 and
January 2019 will have heatshrink (pictured here)
rather than the plastic case

 

[DLW]

I am an existing MPVI2 owner who upgraded from MPVI Pro, but unclear about how to receive my free pro-link/pro feature set.
It looks like I have to open a ticket? We can't just request it via our account?

 

[HPTuners]

I am an existing MPVI2 owner who upgraded from MPVI Pro, but unclear about how to receive my free pro-link/pro feature set.
It looks like I have to open a ticket? We can't just request it via our account?

Yes that is correct, once you reach out to support they will be able to give you the option to order your Pro Link cable at no cost.

 

[D K]

How does HP tuners differ from Lund and the N gauge?

 

[rtg]

Yes that is correct, once you reach out to support they will be able to give you the option to order your Pro Link cable at no cost.

I have done that an gotten no response.....

Went to both sales and tech support.

Rob

 

[HPTuners]

How does HP tuners differ from Lund and the N gauge?

The nGauge is a device made by a company called eMotion. The difference between the HP Tuners and Lund nGauges is the software they run.

I have done that an gotten no response.....

Went to both sales and tech support.

Rob

Rob, I've responded to your direct message, if you could provide me with the ticket number from the email you sent I can look into it for you.

 

[D K]

The nGauge is a device made by a company called eMotion. The difference between the HP Tuners and Lund nGauges is the software they run.



Rob, I've responded to your direct message, if you could provide me with the ticket number from the email you sent I can look into it for you.

How do I get the complete rundown how everything works and what it costs?

I want to get a tuning system that is not overly expensive and effective at the same time.

I have a mustang and a corvette C5.

I need to find a cost effective way to tune both cars without spending an arm and a leg on unlocking codes and having to dyno after every mod.

With the mustang, I plan on doing a series of mods, but they have to happen one mod at a time, so I will need a bunch of tunes before Im finished.
Ideally, Id find a tuning solution where I can get off the shelf tunes on the cheap, and once Im done, I wil dyno it to get everything optimized.

The corvette is more simple, its a race car that neds to fall inline with power to weight ratios and needs to be dynod at different altitudes, etc.

 

[HPTuners]

How do I get the complete rundown how everything works and what it costs?
I want to get a tuning system that is not overly expensive and effective at the same time.
I have a mustang and a corvette C5.
I need to find a cost effective way to tune both cars without spending an arm and a leg on unlocking codes and having to dyno after every mod.
With the mustang, I plan on doing a series of mods, but they have to happen one mod at a time, so I will need a bunch of tunes before Im finished.
Ideally, Id find a tuning solution where I can get off the shelf tunes on the cheap, and once Im done, I wil dyno it to get everything optimized.
The corvette is more simple, its a race car that neds to fall inline with power to weight ratios and needs to be dynod at different altitudes, etc.

Hello, I can give you a brief rundown and if you have any additional questions you can send me a direct message.
To get started tuning you would need our MPVI2 interface ($299), and credits to license your vehicles.
Credits are $50/each and you can see how many credits your vehicles will cost on our support list - https://www.hptuners.com/vehicles/

Once the vehicle is licensed you can read and write to it as many times as you would like. You can also use one device for both vehicles.
If you are going to need re-tuning done a few times I would recommend getting together with a local tuner and discussing the situation with them.
We do not provide any sort of base maps but there are many tuners that can offer a process that should work for this situation.

Feel free to send me a message with any additional questions.

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