NOTICE: This is only taking a copy of the stock file. This stock file will still be installed on the vehicle after you pull it.

THINGS NEEDED
- Windows Laptop
- RTD Flasher Program (Click here to download the RTD Flasher Program)

STEP 1)
Download the RTD+ Flasher software.

STEP 2)
Connect the RTD Cable.
Open the RTD+ Flasher software. Plug the micro USB connector into the laptop, and the OBDII connector into the vehicle's OBD2 port.

*If your vehicle is equipped with the roush active exhaust, the pass-through device must be unplugged from the OBD2 port before plugging the RTD+ in, to pull the .RTD file*

STEP 3)
Resync the RTD interface.
Click "Help" and select "Resync Interface" from the dropdown menu. Allow for resync process to complete as indicated by "Resync Completed".

STEP 4)
Read the stock file from the vehicle.
Turn the key to the ON position, but do not start the engine. Click the "Read Vehicle" button located at the top left of the screen. Once prompted, click the "Read" button, and allow for the read process to take place.

*20+ GT500s will need to read out the ECM and TCM separately - In the drop down menu, select "Do Not Read" on the TCM to only read the ECM. Save the ECM read, and then do the process again, this time selecting "Do Not Read" on the ECM so that only the TCM reads.*

*If the file does not begin read, or there is an "Unknown Controllers Detected" message, select the processor that corresponds to the ECU from the drop down menu before clicking read - examples below*

ECM Processors
- 2018+ vehicles, GEN3 Control Packs, : TC-298, 18+ Ford 2020+ GT500, : TC-298B, 18+ Ford TCM

Processors
- 2020+ GT500, : TR-C75, Ford

STEP 5)
Save the .RTD stock file.
Once the stock file has been read, save the stock file in a location that you will be able to find later. We suggest saving the stock file in a folder named "WKP Tuning" on the desktop.

STEP 6)
Sending the .RTD stock file to your calibrator.
Send the .RTD file as an email attachment as a response to the email chain you have been corresponding with your calibrator in.

THINGS NEEDED
- Windows Laptop
- RTD Flasher Program (Click here to download the RTD Flasher Program)

STEP 1)
Download the .RTD tune file.

STEP 2)
Connect the RTD cable.
Open the RTD flasher software. Plug the micro USB connector into the laptop, and the OBD2 connector into the vehicle's OBD2 port.

*If your vehicle is equipped with the roush active exhaust, the pass-through device must be unplugged from the OBD2 port before plugging the RTD in to pull the .RTD file.*

STEP 3)
Open the tune file.
Turn the key to the ON position, but do not start the engine. Click the "Open" button at the top left of the screen, and navigate to the location where you saved the tune file. Highlight the tune file, and click "Open".

STEP 4)
Resync the RTD interface.
Click "Help" and select "Resync Interface" from the dropdown menu. Allow for resync process to complete as indicated by "Resync Completed".

STEP 5)
License the file and vehicle.
Once the file is opened, click the "Write Vehicle" button. Once prompted, click the "See License Options". Select the bubble next to the word "Specific" then click "Ok". This is the process that you will use the HP Credits that were loaded to your device - allow for process to complete.

STEP 6)
Write the file to the vehicle.
Once prompted, the Vehicle Writer pop-up, select "WRITE ENTIRE" from the dropdown menu. Allow for the write process to complete, as indicated by a full green bar and a "Write Completed" message.

***NOTE: FAILING TO SELECT "WRITE ENTIRE" MAY RESULT IN AN ISSUE WITH WRITING THE FILE***

THINGS NEEDED
- RTD Flasher Program

STEP 1)
Download TDN app

STEP 2)
Create account

STEP 3)
Connect device to unit

STEP 4)
Apply invite code received via email

STEP 5)
Read stock file

STEP 6)
WKP will enable tune within 24 hours

STEP 7)
Login

STEP 8)
Connect

STEP 9)
Select tune

STEP 10)
Flash

Datalogging your vehicle allows your tuner to see ECU parameters in real time and make tuning adjustments accordingly.

A good datalog will help your tuner address concerns and verify proper vehicle operation.

The following is IMPORTANT when datalogging:
- Using the necessary parameters
          - This is CRUCIAL when addressing concerns. VMP offers configuration files that will layout the needed parameters for many vehicle platforms.

- Preferred naming convention of datalog file.
   Please name your file with this naming convention:
          - LAST NAME - FUEL BEING USED - TYPE OF LOG - DATE - SCT DEVICE SERIAL NUMBER.CSV
             Example) Smith-93Octane-IdleSlowRev-01012020-X4111222333.CSV

IMPORTANT: Please have gone through at least (2) consecutive tanks of one type of fuel before logging. Please turn off the air conditioning and defrost before starting your recording.

THINGS NEEDED
- Windows Laptop
- RTD Flasher Program (Click here to download the VCM Suite Software)

*VCM Suite includes both the VCM Editor and VCM Scanner software - you only need VCM SCANNER to datalog.*

STEP 1)
Connect the RTD Cable.

STEP 2)
Download and open VCM Scanner software.

STEP 3)
Connect vehicle, then disconnect from vehicle.
Click the "Connect to Vehicle" button located in the top left of the screen - symbolized by a small car. Click the "Disconnect from vehicle" button located directly next to the "Connect to Vehicle Button".

*This has to be done in order to complete the next step.*

STEP 4)
Change the User OS ID.
Click the "Vehicle" tab, then navigate to Vehicle Profiles > Vehicle Profile Editor. In the User OS field, enter in the OS ID that has been provided by your calibrator.

Example of OS ID: FPFR1AB.H32

Once the User OS has been set, please reconnect to the vehicle again, as you had done in step 3.

STEP 5)
Load the channel (.XML) configuration file.
Once connected, click the yellow folder icon that has the gear​ and click the "Open Channel Config" button. Locate ​​and select the configuration (.XML) file that you received from VMP. Once complete, your parameters will load on the left side of the screen.

STEP 6)
Start the datalog recording.
You can begin logging by clicking the RED record button labeled "Start Scanning".

STEP 7)
Record the requested datalogs.
Your calibrator will request datalogs based on the conditions they are wanting to see.

Types of Datalogs
Please perform ONLY the datalogs requested by your tuner - below are examples of the datalogs you may be requested to perform.

- Idle / Slow Rev Datalog:
Allow the vehicle to get up to operating temperature. The vehicle should idling in neutral/park for a few minutes before this log is performed.
Start the datalog and allow the vehicle to idle for 30 seconds, then slowly rev the vehicle up to ~100 RPM before redline, and then let off the pedal to allow the vehicle to return to idle.
The rev should be a smooth transition, with steady pedal input all the through the RPM range before letting off the pedal to return to idle.

- WOT Datalog: *Please do not perform WOT datalogs unless advised to do so.*
This datalog should capture a WOT (Wide Open Throttle) pull. This should be done in a gear that will not break traction. The pedal should be completely to the floor from 2,500 RPM to 6,000 RPM. We do not recommend starting pulls lower than 2,500 RPM.

- Cold Start Datalog: *These logs are not necessary, unless requested by calibrator.*
This datalog should capture the cold start taking place. Turn the key to the ON position, but do not start the engine. Start the datalog recording, and then start the engine. The datalog can be stopped after ~3 minutes of run time.

STEP 8)
Stop your datalog recording and saving the datalog.
Once you're done, you're able to stop the datalog by clicking the BLUE stop button labeled "Stop Scanning".
Save the datalog by navigating to "Log File" and clicking "Save Log File As".
*Save the file in a location you will be able to find it later.*

STEP 9)
Send the datalog file to your calibrator.
Send the datalog file as a reply to the email chain with your calibrator.