GS-911 and ezCAN User Forum
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Sunchaser on December 02, 2017, 12:19:59 AM
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I'm not very familiar with the GS, I have only used it once on my S1000R. The Laptop I was using had a motherboard failure and I had to replace it. I have reinstalled the Hexcode software on my new Laptop and all seems well.
My question is... are there data files that I should or can recover from the previous hard drive to bring forward the history of my first service or is that data stored on the GS device? I have the means to easily access the old HD.
TIA for replies.
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Are you after the exact date of your first service, or do you want specifics, like exact KM, ODO reading etc?
If you were signed up to HEX Logbook you'd be able to get these details, however I should be able to provide you with a date if you give me an estimated year and month.
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Are you after the exact date of your first service, or do you want specifics, like exact KM, ODO reading etc?
No thank you, not necessary, I have the information elsewhere. Merely trying to understand the tool better. I have brought forward the file I believe was created at the time of the first service, "gs911-2016-11-26.log" and I will go from there (when I get time) whether it serves a use or not.
Thank you for your reply.
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Are you after the exact date of your first service, or do you want specifics, like exact KM, ODO reading etc?
No thank you, not necessary, I have the information elsewhere. Merely trying to understand the tool better. I have brought forward the file I believe was created at the time of the first service, "gs911-2016-11-26.log" and I will go from there (when I get time) whether it serves a use or not.
Thank you for your reply.
Sorry if I am replying too late. That log file you mention is only an application log that we use for troubleshooting if you ever experience any problems. The data file you were looking for is in "%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\gs911.dat". This stores your autoscans and faultcodes history until it gets uploaded to the server, if you opted-in to backup your motorcycle data.