Ktuner V2 - LED Help

Hey guys,

I've tried creating a few different LED set ups with little success so far. The goal is to have a running set of lights as I move up the RPM range.

2500rpm : 1st light turns green
3500rpm: 2nd light comes on green
4500rpm: 3rd light comes on green/yellow
5500rpm: 4th light comes on orange
6500rpm: 5th light comes on red
7000rpm: all lights flash red.

My LED set up is the exact same for all 5 of the lights besides the starting value:

Starting value: 2500,3500,4500,5500,6500
Ending value: 7000 for all
Warning value 7000 for all
Cutoff value: 0
Type: RPM
Warning type: Above threshold for all

Searching the forums I followed what suggestions I have seen from ktuner, however I'm just wanting to know, is this going to give me the desired outcome of the lights "building up"

P.s. not really sure what to do with cutoff value so I've just left the same as Ktuners fade in templates.

While trying to save with the ktuner connected, I've noticed it always is saying "logging" down the bottom instead of "Connected" Is this still going to save correctly?

Markusc said:

While trying to save with the ktuner connected, I've noticed it always is saying "logging" down the bottom instead of "Connected" Is this still going to save correctly?

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yes logging means the ktuner is connected to the software

Before you connect with the software, or after you're done programming, you can put the unit in Demo mode from the main menu to see it in action. If it's in demo mode and you connect to it, you can make changes and see them as they program, too.

When I press the LED buttons on the V2 to adjust the settings, nothing happens. Not a big deal because I use the Tunerview head unit app. Just curious why I can't do anything with the LED's. Underpowered USB maybe?

The LED option is to choose which LED profile to use, not to activate them. I just mentioned how to enter demo mode to actually see them in action.

KTuner said:

Before you connect with the software, or after you're done programming, you can put the unit in Demo mode from the main menu to see it in action. If it's in demo mode and you connect to it, you can make changes and see them as they program, too.

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Very helpful! Thank you I will use this in future

No problem