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GS-911 / Re: BMW r1250GS/A Daytime Running Light EU vs USA
« Last post by jjhj306 on September 22, 2024, 03:28:49 PM »Does your left hand switch gear have the light button between the cruise control switch and the menu button?
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News:
October 2024 GS-911 software and firmware available! Details at https://www.hexgs911.com/news/october-2024-software-and-firmware-updates/
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GS-911 / Audio Controller XAUDIO
« Last post by EasyRider on September 21, 2024, 08:46:08 AM »Does anyone know if there will be an update where we can ADD/REMOVE and access the audio system on the K1600 & RT using the GS-911
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ezCAN / Dual Color Spotlights
« Last post by Riaan on September 21, 2024, 07:44:27 AM »Good morning,
I have a pair of dual color spotlights (yellow and white) which I would like to connect to an ezCan using 3 circuits. I want the two yellows each on their own channel, and the whites can operate on a single channel.
The spotlights have three wires, but instead of having a +12V for each color with a common ground, they have a common +12V with a ground for each color, so they kind of turned the normal way of hooking up LED’s on its head.
Will I still be able to connect them as described above? Does the ezCan switch both positive and ground wires for its channels?
Thank you in advance
I have a pair of dual color spotlights (yellow and white) which I would like to connect to an ezCan using 3 circuits. I want the two yellows each on their own channel, and the whites can operate on a single channel.
The spotlights have three wires, but instead of having a +12V for each color with a common ground, they have a common +12V with a ground for each color, so they kind of turned the normal way of hooking up LED’s on its head.
Will I still be able to connect them as described above? Does the ezCan switch both positive and ground wires for its channels?
Thank you in advance
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How do I... / Connecting GS911wifi to 2015 BMW R1200RT
« Last post by markdhamilton on September 19, 2024, 11:14:44 PM »Having an issue Connecting my HexGS911wifi to 2015 BMW R1200RT via 10-in connector beneath passenger seat, hex device does not want to fully seat and lock-on. Any issues I should be aware of ?
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GS-911 Wifi / Re: New GS-911 Wireless Device, Poor Connections
« Last post by Victorc on September 19, 2024, 12:16:23 PM »Update on my issue. Manually entering the WiFi name and password, rather than scanning for networks has worked for my iPhone hotspot and home WiFi. It will again allow access to the cloud for configuration of the different systems on the bike.
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GS-911 Wifi / Re: New GS-911 Wireless Device, Poor Connections
« Last post by WayneC on September 19, 2024, 03:30:25 AM »I've been having the same issues today, after the unit has been working for the last 8 months ok. All WiFi data appeared to have been wiped and when re inputted and saved, it would disappear on saving, but it would still show as saved networks.
Tried factory rest and deleting and reinstalling the app on my iPhone and Android tablet, with the same results. Windows 10 laptop same as well.
In the end, I have been able to save the networks, by manually entering the information, rather than searching for the networks.
I'll try the service functions again tomorrow.
I would open a support ticket with Hexcode - https://www.hexgs911.com/contact-us/
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GS-911 Wifi / Re: New GS-911 Wireless Device, Poor Connections
« Last post by Victorc on September 18, 2024, 09:48:35 PM »I've been having the same issues today, after the unit has been working for the last 8 months ok. All WiFi data appeared to have been wiped and when re inputted and saved, it would disappear on saving, but it would still show as saved networks.
Tried factory rest and deleting and reinstalling the app on my iPhone and Android tablet, with the same results. Windows 10 laptop same as well.
In the end, I have been able to save the networks, by manually entering the information, rather than searching for the networks.
I'll try the service functions again tomorrow.
Tried factory rest and deleting and reinstalling the app on my iPhone and Android tablet, with the same results. Windows 10 laptop same as well.
In the end, I have been able to save the networks, by manually entering the information, rather than searching for the networks.
I'll try the service functions again tomorrow.
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GS-911 / Re: [HELP] Has the Bleed function disappeared?
« Last post by Ed on September 17, 2024, 10:26:15 AM »Hi,
I recently upgraded from an old yellow GS-911 to a new red model and it still has the bleed function.
I recently upgraded from an old yellow GS-911 to a new red model and it still has the bleed function.
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GS-911 / Re: [HELP] Has the Bleed function disappeared?
« Last post by Ruan on September 17, 2024, 10:02:28 AM »Hi Ben
Can you please send through a link to the article that states this? As far as we're aware, brake bleeding will remain a function as long as brake fluid remains a thing :-)
Kind regards
Ruan
Can you please send through a link to the article that states this? As far as we're aware, brake bleeding will remain a function as long as brake fluid remains a thing :-)
Kind regards
Ruan
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General Discussion / HEX Innovate and Lone Rider Team Up to Revolutionize Auxiliary Lighting
« Last post by waynehex on September 16, 2024, 08:27:25 PM »Motorcycle accessory enthusiasts have reason to celebrate with the latest collaboration between two major industry players: HEX Innovate and Lone Rider. This partnership, focused on enhancing auxiliary motorcycle lighting, brings together HEX Innovate’s cutting-edge accessory management system and Lone Rider’s premium motorcycle gear, aiming to offer riders a superior lighting experience with the new MotoLights range.
The heart of this innovation lies in HEX’s ezCAN product, privately labeled as MotoCAN for Lone Rider, which will be powered by HEX’s groundbreaking ezBUS technology. Designed to simplify the installation process, ezBUS reduces wiring complexity, allowing riders to control and manage their auxiliary lights and other accessories through a centralized system. This seamless integration means greater convenience for motorcyclists, eliminating the need for extensive wiring, and ensuring a clean, efficient setup.
“We are thrilled to partner with Lone Rider to integrate our HEX ezBUS technology into their innovative auxiliary motorcycle lights. This collaboration exemplifies our commitment to delivering state-of-the-art electronic solutions to enhance the riding experience and promote safety on the road.”
- Neil LePine, HEX Innovate’s Business Development Director, expressed excitement about the collaboration.
Lone Rider’s new MotoLights are designed with the needs of modern riders in mind, offering outstanding brightness, durability, and customizability to suit various riding conditions. These auxiliary lights, backed by HEX ezBUS technology, promise enhanced reliability and performance, setting a new benchmark in motorcycle lighting.
“By leveraging HEX ezBUS technology to drive our products, we are empowering riders with greater control and flexibility, allowing them to focus on the thrill of the ride.”
- Andrew Dysart, Product Designer and COO of Lone Rider, emphasized how the technology will benefit riders.
The HEX Innovate and Lone Rider partnership is poised to redefine motorcycle accessory management, enhancing both safety and riding pleasure. With cutting-edge technology at the core of their products, this collaboration promises to push the boundaries of innovation in the motorcycle industry.
For riders looking to upgrade their lighting systems or explore new motorcycle accessories, the launch of MotoLights with HEX ezBUS technology is sure to bring enhanced performance, easy installation, and greater control—all crucial for those seeking adventure on two wheels.
For more information, visit https://www.hexezcan.com/faq/ or Lone Rider.
The heart of this innovation lies in HEX’s ezCAN product, privately labeled as MotoCAN for Lone Rider, which will be powered by HEX’s groundbreaking ezBUS technology. Designed to simplify the installation process, ezBUS reduces wiring complexity, allowing riders to control and manage their auxiliary lights and other accessories through a centralized system. This seamless integration means greater convenience for motorcyclists, eliminating the need for extensive wiring, and ensuring a clean, efficient setup.
“We are thrilled to partner with Lone Rider to integrate our HEX ezBUS technology into their innovative auxiliary motorcycle lights. This collaboration exemplifies our commitment to delivering state-of-the-art electronic solutions to enhance the riding experience and promote safety on the road.”
- Neil LePine, HEX Innovate’s Business Development Director, expressed excitement about the collaboration.
Lone Rider’s new MotoLights are designed with the needs of modern riders in mind, offering outstanding brightness, durability, and customizability to suit various riding conditions. These auxiliary lights, backed by HEX ezBUS technology, promise enhanced reliability and performance, setting a new benchmark in motorcycle lighting.
“By leveraging HEX ezBUS technology to drive our products, we are empowering riders with greater control and flexibility, allowing them to focus on the thrill of the ride.”
- Andrew Dysart, Product Designer and COO of Lone Rider, emphasized how the technology will benefit riders.
The HEX Innovate and Lone Rider partnership is poised to redefine motorcycle accessory management, enhancing both safety and riding pleasure. With cutting-edge technology at the core of their products, this collaboration promises to push the boundaries of innovation in the motorcycle industry.
For riders looking to upgrade their lighting systems or explore new motorcycle accessories, the launch of MotoLights with HEX ezBUS technology is sure to bring enhanced performance, easy installation, and greater control—all crucial for those seeking adventure on two wheels.
For more information, visit https://www.hexezcan.com/faq/ or Lone Rider.