TunerPad is an ECU calibration viewer/editor with DAMOS import, a DTC/Solutions panel and access to an “Original Files” database for reference bins. It’s a lightweight, WinOLS-style workflow aimed at quick diagnostics and map checks. Official materials describe the platform and its original files library, and public posts indicate licenses are paid.

TunerPad V2024R3.8 map view showing SAGEM S3000 tables with graph overlay.


Activation (official & simple)
  • Open the program and copy the shown HWID.
  • Go to the vendor’s license request page, submit your HWID and email to receive an activation code automatically.
  • Paste the activation code back into the program and press Confirm.
  • Restart the app if prompted.

Highlights
  • WinOLS-like hex view and map view, with table visualization and graphing.
  • DAMOS import for symbolized maps where available.
  • DTC/Solutions panel to browse and analyze code groups per ECU/brand.
  • “Original Files Database” browsing for stock reference bins.
  • Compact interface designed for fast lookups and edits.

What’s included (package)
  • TunerPad-R3.8.exe — application installer
  • Readme.txt — short notes
  • tunerpad_generator_license.htm — local HTML info page ( Quick activation, one click )

Basic usage
  • Launch the app → load a BIN/ORI → switch between [Hexdump] and [Map].
  • Use [DTC] / [Solutions] to review code families and built-in solution entries.
  • Optionally import a DAMOS/ASAP2 to view labeled maps.
  • Save a working copy; keep an untouched backup of the original file at all times.

Recommended workflow
  • Open ORI in TunerPad and verify checksums/segments visually.
  • Compare against stock (if available) via the Original Files section.
  • Document changes per map (axis, units, limiters) before flashing via your own flasher.

Operating systems
Windows 7/8/10/11 (x86/x64).


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TunerPad hardware ID prompt where users enter an official activation code.TunerPad start screen inviting users to drop a BIN to begin ECU tuning analysis.Hexdump view highlighting byte patterns and structure for quick map locating.Dialog to select ECU brand and model before loading solutions.ECU selection set to SAGEM S3000 for a Renault application inside TunerPad.TunerPad Windows dialog showing the “Repair Assets” prompt inside the hex editor.TunerPad Windows message suggesting to download the latest version to repair software.TunerPad hex editor with the “Close all” tabs overlay displayed at the top.
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