The Bluetooth/UART module is used for Android dash application from a third party dealer www.realdash.net It can also be used to connect to the Hyperspace tuning software. Bluetooth is not as fast and direct as the USB cable so there is a setting that has to be made in the tuning software. It is however used with great results. However, some phones do have an issue. That is why we also stock a third party Wi-Fi module for the Apple series products.

Bluetooth setup

Connect the Bluetooth module to the device Comms connector. It will receive power from the device when it is switched on. The blue LED on the module will start flashing. This will indicate that the module has power and are ready for pairing.

Open windows Bluetooth manager of your laptop or mobile device, it can either be found in the taskbar bottom right, or by going to the control panel. (NB! Make sure your laptop or mobile does have Bluetooth capability)

Turn the Bluetooth on if not on and select the device, the module will read as “SPITRONICS”. (it may read it as unknown device at first but give it a while or just pair with it anyway)

It will now ask you for a pairing code, this code will stand on the side of the module and is also the serial number of the module. (example BT0022) Every module has their own code. Ignore the BT and leading zeros. So the example’s pairing code is 22.

Now that the module is paired, open the Hyperspace software. See if the software detected the unit on the bottom left corner.

If not try closing the software and opening it again.

Now open the Tuning and Settings menu on top and go to Device settings.

You will see the software communication LED will flash green then red. This means it loses communication.

Now increase the Max Poll Error counter till it only flash green.

Press close and you are ready to tune.

You only need to set this once. If you are using the USB cable again you may do the same process and make the value zero again. It will make for faster communication and error detection.