Automatic Tuning (Online)

AutoTune online sends a stock file off to be tuned for you and lets you collect the finished result. You describe the vehicle and ECU, submit the file, and track the work from the same window. It is a modeless window built on your online account — you need to be signed in to submit — and it has two tabs: New request and My jobs.

A shared header runs across the top: it shows your account line, a Notify when ready toggle that polls in the background and tells you when a job finishes, and a Refresh button.

The New request tab

Figure 1

This tab is the submission form, in three sections:

• Source file (stock read) — choose From the active collection (then pick the Version and Section whose binary to send) or From a file (Browse… to a binary, or use one already open in TuningEditor).
• Vehicle & ECU — the cascading dropdowns that describe the car: Typology, Producer, Series, Model, Gearbox, ECU and Tool. Each narrows the next (producers for the typology, series for the producer, and so on). Two helpers sit alongside: Pre-fill from active collection and Supported ECUs…, which opens a browsable Producer / ECU-build list of everything AutoTune can process.
• Engine & identification — Power (PS), Power (kW), Torque (Nm) and an optional VIN / note.

Submit for AutoTune sends the request after a confirmation. The form checks first that you are signed in, that a source file is chosen, and that the ECU is one AutoTune supports — you will see a warning if the collection’s ECU is not in the supported list.

How it links to the collection

The form is designed to draw from the active collection’s stored properties. Pre-fill from active collection copies the collection’s vehicle and ECU details — producer, typology, series, model, gearbox and the ECU build — straight into the dropdowns, and From the active collection uses its binary as the source. The supported-ECU check compares the collection’s ECU build against AutoTune’s catalog. The upshot: a collection whose properties are filled in well turns an AutoTune request into almost one click.

The My jobs tab

Figure 2

This tab lists the jobs you have submitted, with filters above and a paginated table below:

• Filters — By date (an earliest-to-latest creation-date range), a text search across producer / series / model / ECU, a VIN filter (matching what you entered on submission) and a Status dropdown. Search applies them and Clear resets to all your jobs.
• The list — columns for Created, Vehicle, ECU, Tool, Status and Rating.
• Per job — once a job is ready you can purchase it (subscription-aware, so it will not charge for something already covered or owned), save or open the downloaded file, and leave a thumbs rating — with any staff reply shown alongside.

Tip — fill in the collection’s vehicle and ECU properties before you start, then Pre-fill from active collection completes the form for you. Turn on Notify when ready so you are told the moment a tune is finished without watching the window.

Note — AutoTune is an online service, so you must be signed in to submit, and the ECU must be one AutoTune can process. Use Supported ECUs… to check before submitting.

See also

• Collections — where the vehicle/ECU properties live.
• Your online account
• Exporting a binary