BlueFire Data Adapter - Exploring the App

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Exploring the App

Step 1

Download the BlueFire App ('BlueFire for Motorhomes' or 'BlueFire for Trucks') on a device of your

choice from the Apple App store, Goggle Play store, the Microsoft store, or Amazon Apps and

Games. The App is free. Just search for the App to find it.

Step 2

Open the BlueFire App on your device. The first time you start the App the following will occur:

 The EULA will be shown. This is the legal agreement between you and us. You're welcome

to read it but it is very legalese. Check the appropriate boxes and continue.

 Your home time zone will be set to the local time zone. Change this in the Settings page if

it is not correct.

 A prompt will be shown requesting you to enter your email address in the Settings page.

This will continue to prompt until you do so.

Step 3

Go to the Settings page and set up the App for your particular use (see the App Settings section).

Step 4

Start exploring some of the features. The App will run in a demo mode and give you a look at

what functions are available. You can even design your dash in demo mode.

 Trip Page - Shows your current and past trips and allows you to start a trip, see trip data

during a trip, and end your trip. Trip data can be emailed to you as an Excel formatted file for

your personal trip records.

 Drive Page - Shows vehicle information that would normally be useful while driving.

 Repair Page - Shows information that may help diagnose a problem with your vehicle.

 Dash Page - Shows your custom dash. See the Customize your Dash section for more info.

 TPMS Page - Shows the tire status of your TPMS. Your TPMS must be configured from the

Settings page before this will show on the Home page.

 Faults Page - The adapter will read fault codes and show the fault information including the

standard fault description. You can tap on the fault to see what was happening in the engine at

the time of the fault and you can choose to save or email the fault to yourself for your records.