For a quick-start guide on getting the Roadrunner working with EFI Live, click here:
http://www.moates.net/roadrunner/livestart.htm

For help setting up BlueTooth connectivity, see here:
http://www.moates.net/roadrunner/bluetooth.htm

What is it? What does it do?
The RoadRunner is an LS1-style PCM that has been retrofitted with a Realtime Emulator which allows you to make tuning adjustments on the fly while the vehicle is running! No longer will you need to turn the vehicle off and take minutes of downtime to modify calibrations. No more crossing your fingers every time you reflash the PCM. Changes are instantaneous, and take place through a weather-proof USB cable which can be routed into the cab of the vehicle (for driveability and idle tuning) or to a shop cart (for dyno tuning). The vehicle will respond to the changes immediately. When you're done tuning, you can save the file and flash it to the original PCM. Or, you can operate the vehicle continuously from the RoadRunner without any problem.

How easy is it to use?
It installs in place of your existing PCM, the procedure takes a maximum of 5 minutes (for F-body/truck, Corvettes a little more difficult).
Take a look HERE for physical installation walk-through.

How does it work with the software? What is a tuning session like?
Take a look below for some good screenshots. It's very simple: Plug the USB cable in, open the program, load the calibration file into the program, connect to the RoadRunner link, upload the file to the RoadRunner (about 12 seconds), enable the synchronization, and from that point on, any changes you make will take effect immediately! Whenever you reach a stopping point, just save your file, close the program, and disconnect the cable. You can drive the vehicle throughout the tuning session and any time thereafter. Seamless!

How do I perform datalogging? How can I see the vehicle parameters?
You can use any scantool, including EFI Live FlashScan. The scanning can be performed via the OBD2 port in parallel simultaneously while the tuning adjustments are made on the RoadRunner. Integrated wideband data is also very useful, and should be considered for the serious tuner.

Where can I purchase the hardware and software?
The hardware is available from Moates.Net, and the EFI Live software licenses are available from Moates.Net. The TunerCat software licenses are available from Moates.Net as well.

Are there other software packages available for the RoadRunner?
Not currently. These are the only software packages which support the RoadRunner at this time. Additionally, they are the only 'major' software packages with which we plan to integrate the RoadRunner capabilities.

Does it work with vehicle X? How about the new LS2 style PCMs?
No, it doesn't work with the LS2 style PCMs. However, it will work with the majority of the PCMs which 'look' like the 99-02 F-Body LS1 PCMs. We're working diligently to come up with a comprehensive list of everything it does and does not work with. This will be updated and shared in ongoing fashion.

When can I get one?
Some folks will get theirs right away. Others will need to order and wait a few days. Still others will need to wait a few weeks. It all depends on how quickly they get snapped up! We will do our very best to keep them coming.

I have more questions! Where can I find answers?
I've opened up a forum on the website for this sort of discussion right HERE. You can gather information from the us, the software authors, beta-level users, and others. It will include a growing list of frequently-asked questions which should cover the majority of your curiosities.

Here's some screenshots of the EFI Live software working with the RoadRunner interface:

Step 1:
Start up the newly licensed version of EFI Live Tune, and load up your favorite calibration. Plug the RoadRunner in, and click the 'flame' icon. The RoadRunner control panel will open up. Click on the green 'connect' button and the RoadRunner info will be displayed. Click on the heavy red down-arrow icon to upload the whole binary and operating system to the RoadRunner. You'll see the screen below!

Step 2:
Now click on the icon to make all calibration changes take place at the emulator immediately. From here on, whatever you change will take effect as soon as you hit enter or release the mouse button.

Step 3:
Take note that a Flash chip is onboard the RoadRunner! So you can switch between the onboard flash (works the same as standard PCM) and the emulation anytime you like (probably not while the vehicle is running though!). Just click the button, and it will be that way. Even when you power it down and back up.

Step 4:
You can minimize the RoadRunner control panel down to the task bar. Then you can see your tuning efforts. Now when you make a change to a table or any other calibration variable, it will take effect immediately at the vehicle! You can make 50 different changes in just a few minutes. Minor adjustments for fine tweaking? No problem! Want to test out those variables and see what they do? Go ahead!

Step 5:
Drive your car, knowing that the tune is as close as possible. You were able to respond immediately to what your car was telling you it needed!

Most importantly, have fun!