1. Download and install the latest version of VCM Suite here.
2. Connect your MPVI Std/Pro to your laptop/PC.
3. While connected to the internet, load VCM Editor and select HELP, then RESYNC INTERFACE.
4. Your current credits totals will be displayed.

Reminder, you must be connected to the internet as this process will update your MPVI Std/Pro firmware to the latest version.

Should you have any issues resyncing your interface or receiving your activation email, please submit a support ticket here.

NOTE: All digital product sales including credits are final, under no circumstances can a refund be given for any digital products. Please ensure you check how many credits you have and require before you complete your purchase.

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PROLINK and PROLINK+

Only need 1 to 3 inputs with your interface? PROLINK/PROLINK+ is the best solution for you, allowing 2x analog input signals and 1x CAN bus input signal simultaneously.

MPVI2 works with PROLINK.

MPVI2+ and MPVI3 work with PROLINK+.

*MPVI3 is now standard with Pro Feature Set. No additional purchase is necessary to use PROLINK+.

Standalone Data Logging

Standalone Data Logging lets you log directly to your HP Tuners interface’s internal storage without being tethered to a laptop, making it easier than ever to collect data while driving.

Record your vehicle’s data on the go with a press of a button or pre-set start/stop triggers. Then, at your convenience, evaluate and customize start/stop conditions right on your PC or laptop. To learn how to set up triggers and record and access logs, download the Standalone Logging User Guide.

This feature is available as a free update for all MPVI2 and MPVI2+ interfaces with Pro Feature Set. Currently, most controllers supported by VCM Scanner are available for Standalone Data Logging, please contact support for compatibility questions.

Pro Feature Set can also be purchased from your MY ACCOUNT and MY DEVICES page here.

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If you do not already have User Defined Parameters, the feature can be acquired by logging into your customer page, going to the “My Devices” tab, and purchasing the one-time feature unlock for $169.99 next to your device. After you purchase, go into VCM Editor and re-sync your interface to apply the change.

What are they?

If you have information on parameters (Switches, Scalars, and/or Tables) that we do not have defined, you can add them into the VCM Editor software for editing by using User Define Parameters.

How are they used?

To use this feature, you will first define the parameters using TunerPro, then you will save the TunerPro definition, and finally you will import the TunerPro definition right into the User Defined Parameters feature in VCM Editor.

If you would like parameters added to VCM Editor permanently, please send your request to our support team using the contact tab at the top of the page.

How to define a parameter:

If you have the necessary information you can define and import your own parameters by doing the following:

1. Define the Parameter(s) using TunerPro (To download TunerPro, visit: Download TunerPro)
2. Save your .XDF file with the parameters you wish to import
3. Open your .HPT file in VCM Editor
4. Go to Edit -> User Defined Parameters
5. Open the XDF File and your parameters will be imported into VCM Editor for editing.

Note: If you try to define a parameter outside of the Allowed Addresses range, they will not import, and you will not be allowed to edit them.

Examples

Here is an example XDF File and HPT File to go with it. Do not license or attempt to flash the attached HPT File.

TunerPro XDF File: 05035871AD_HPT_UserDef_Example.xdf
VCM Editor HPT File: 05035871AD – 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee 6.4L SRT8.hpt


HP Tuners would like to thank Mark Mansur at TunerPro for his support and would encourage everyone to donate to TunerPro here: Donate to TunerPro or to purchase TunerPro RT for a $39 Donation at: Purchase TunerPro RT

Visit our forum to see examples of how to define a Switch, Scalar, and Table, or if your definition requires a base offset. See forum post here.

User Define Parameters can be purchased from your MY ACCOUNT and MY DEVICES page here.

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HP Tuners uses a credit-based licensing system. Credits are used as currency to purchase licenses for the different modules in a vehicle. Licensing a module gives you the ability to tune it. The number of credits necessary to purchase a license varies depending on the vehicle.

Many vehicles are (2) credits for licensing the ECM/PCM, and may have additional options such as a TCM, FICM, or CCM.
You can find a complete list of supported vehicles and credit cost on our supported vehicle page here.

Vehicle licenses are tied to the VIN, PCM OS, and PCM Serial Number. If those values don’t change, the vehicle will remain licensed on that interface and can be tuned indefinitely. One interface can store thousands of licenses and can be used to tune all the vehicles we support.

Once you purchase an MPVI3 you can read, edit, and save files without purchasing credits. You don’t have to license a module until you are ready to write a new file to the vehicle. The MPVI3 also offers the ability to tune remotely by sending a tune file via email or using Tune Delivery Network for professional tuning shops.
To activate Universal Credits for your MPVI3:

• Download and install the latest version of VCM Suite here.
• Connect your MPVI3 to your laptop/PC.
• While connected to the internet, load VCM Editor and select HELP > RESYNC INTERFACE.

Reminder, you must be connected to the internet as this process will also update your interface’s firmware to the latest version.

Should you have any issues resyncing your interface, please submit a support ticket here.

NOTE: All digital product sales including credits are final, under no circumstances can a refund be given for any digital products. Please ensure you check how many credits you have and require before you complete your purchase.

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