Android

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Some devices don't allow the link of the quad app to the .json file type of the tune.  You can still import manually.

 

1. Open the quad app

2. go into your custom tune menu

3. click Import in the upper right.

 

4. next a file explorer will open.  Each phone is a bit different, but you want to click the settings in the upper right, then "show internal storage"

 

5. You will now see this structure.

6.  you can navigate to the downloads folder and click the tune you want.

 

 

 

 

 

IOS 

 

Also, regarding loading a tune on iOS. The easiest way that we have been able to do it is to mail the tune to ourselves. When we opened it on iPhone 4 mail app and then open the attachment we see this: 

Click on the highlighted icon to open up the sharing button. It will load up options of programs to share to. Like this: 

When you see that, simply choose the Open in iQuad option and you should be good to go. 

Update for the iPhone implements a twirly when loading tunes or saving parameters. It will also give the option to reset to defaults if loading tune parameters fail. (i.e. when trying to load a V2 tune to a Legacy tuned Adrenaline it will fail a lot). 

 

Edited October 13, 20204 yr by Me78569

Is this the same for iOS devices? I can't get the tune to open in iquad from my phone. 

I honestly have no idea.  I dont have an Ios device to test with

No problem. I will try and get a laptop to load it. 

@Carbur8tr  how does the IOS load tunes?

With iOS it's a bit tricky.  Sometimes it has allowed me to "copy to IQuad" through Google Drive while most of the time this fails.  The best luck that I have had is importing from email.  So same process above but once you've downloaded the tune, email it to yourself and open it up on your iOS device.  From there you will want to click and hold until the menu comes up and from there you should see "copy to IQuad." I will try to get some pictures up for reference.

 

 

So essentially the same both ways.  If the import fails or it does not bring up the right screen then you will want to make sure you have the right tune profile selected compared to what you're importing.  This is where things will get a little tricky and again hopefully something we can help with here soon.

 

 

 

Edited September 26, 20177 yr by Carbur8tr

Have y'all figured out a better way to download on iOS? I've been trying everything. 

can you explain your method so we can help troubleshoot?

I was trying to download it on my iPhone to import it to the app. when I got home from work I just downloaded It from my laptop and emailed it to myself. so far it has been working for me that way.

@Daniel2ndgen2002  This is the thread I was talking about.  Follow carb's directions for Iphone.

Where is this download section I can't seem to find it. Trying to upload my current daily driver tune to repository. 

I've got to upload my Edge Comp look a like tune. I'm pleased with the performance and MPG is nearly the same as my old Edge Comp.

https://mopar1973man.com/files/category/22-quadzilla-standard-tunes/

I followed the video, got to the part where I change the name and hit save.  The tunes don't appear in my list, but if I try to make a tune with the same name, I get an error saying a tune with that name already exists.  If it exists, where the heck is it?

you have the wrong vehicle profile selected in the app.  All the tunes hosted here are for the 2.5 1998-2002 profile.  

 

You can open the downloaded json tune file and change the name from 2.5 1998-2002 to the profile you are using and make it show up.  

Still nothing. 

Can you link to the tune you are trying to import? 

I'm trying several of your tunes, the stock injector race, stock injector tow and stock injector daily tunes. 

 

 

Load your defualt tune, 

 

Click "new"

 

 

open the tune and export then upload to the thread.  

Hopefully that's what you meant.

iQuad-Getting Pissed-2017-12-01-04.53.332120677242.json