Upload map is right. Not sure where the upload all files is at. You have to load the map to the PC3 that you want to use into the application, and then push it up to the bike.

 

Put install disk in cdrom drive, start pc3com.
When program comes up plug serial connector to pc3.
Start bike, click on Port, choose auto.Make sure it says connected on port(usually 1,2,3,or 4) in bottom right corner of program window.
Go to File, Load map, box will appear.
Navigate to CDrom drive letter, Maps folder, click on it, nav to Warrior folder, click on it then choose which map you want from list.
When you have done this the choosen map will load to the program window, you then "upload map" The program will tell you when map is loaded and verified. Wait 10 seconds before exiting of turning bike off.
Best of luck, is pretty easy after you have done it once.

 

Upload map is correct

 

So let me see if I'm getting this right. You have to have the bike started?? Yes or No. The way I read in the instructions is that you just turn key to the run position...

 

Ya, the instructions are wrong on that part. Start it and then upload the map.

 

So why do they give you the 9 voly battery adpt. for?? I haven't installed mine yet but was planing on loading up the map while it was off the bike, is that not possible (spell)??

Thanks!

 

Rockford,
I used the battery adapter and uploaded map from home computer. The PC3 has to have power either from ignition or battery to accept the map.
Good luck!

 

I also hope that you guys can clear up a few PCIII questions for me too. Since I don't own a lap top computer, I'm hoping to avoid the hit.

I know I can buy a new PCIII with the correct MAP already installed.
Question: Can I just connect this unit to the bike, start it up and ride away without any additional steps?

If I were to buy a unit that had the Zero MAP, I should be able to upload any MAP from my desk top computer using the 9v adapter. I believe that his could be done from the CD provided with the unit, or from Dynojets web site.
Question: Is this correct?

Is there anything else that I should know or watch out for? Thanks for your help.

 

Xridery2k,
You have it, thats exactly how it works.
The Warrior is 1 of a few bikes that either has to be running or use 9 volt adapter to load maps to the module. I bought a piece of junk desktop and put it in the garage it cost $10 more than the adapter but saves me the hassle of disconnecting the module each time.
With the computer connected to a running bike you can click on advanced tab and trim the cylinders a very useful tool.

I have step by step instruction for anyone that feels they need them, PM or E-mail me at fifer@fuse.net I would be happy to help.