
Overall Ultegra Di2 6770 topic
Let try to sum up and verify some new information.
Multi shifting on 6770 is officially possible with new software
http://e-tubeproject.shimano.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
-Adapted multi shifting of RD-6770*
The new SM-BTR2 battery and SM-BCR2 charge are available
SM-BTR2 battery is connected via a regular EW-SD50 wire, so all 6770 owners should be able to use it.
Could someone verify that?
The description for the battery states to use the new SM-BCR2 charge only? This seems as an unfriendly move from Shimano, but it needs to be verified wheter this is an actual requirement or is Shimano just trying to make more money.
The good side of SM-BCR2 charge is that the description states:
The SM-BCR2 is also an interface for the Shimano E-Tube configuration software.
Which is very good news. If that is indeed correct and you can use it instead pf SM-PCE1, the price for it is actually very good.
About charging the new SM-BTR2 battery.
As I currently understand, 6770 owners must still remove the SM-BCR2 battery to charge it, as do 9070 owner who have internal Di2 wire installation. The isn't a 5 port junction box for 9070 nor 6770.
One option to charge it on the bike is to unplug a component and plug the charge there. Needs to be verified.
The new battery is chargeable on the bike only when you have 9070 with extarl wires and are using SM-EW90-A or SM-EW90-B junction.
Multi shifting on 6770 is officially possible with new software
http://e-tubeproject.shimano.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
-Adapted multi shifting of RD-6770*
The new SM-BTR2 battery and SM-BCR2 charge are available
SM-BTR2 battery is connected via a regular EW-SD50 wire, so all 6770 owners should be able to use it.
Could someone verify that?
The description for the battery states to use the new SM-BCR2 charge only? This seems as an unfriendly move from Shimano, but it needs to be verified wheter this is an actual requirement or is Shimano just trying to make more money.
The good side of SM-BCR2 charge is that the description states:
The SM-BCR2 is also an interface for the Shimano E-Tube configuration software.
Which is very good news. If that is indeed correct and you can use it instead pf SM-PCE1, the price for it is actually very good.
About charging the new SM-BTR2 battery.
As I currently understand, 6770 owners must still remove the SM-BCR2 battery to charge it, as do 9070 owner who have internal Di2 wire installation. The isn't a 5 port junction box for 9070 nor 6770.
One option to charge it on the bike is to unplug a component and plug the charge there. Needs to be verified.
The new battery is chargeable on the bike only when you have 9070 with extarl wires and are using SM-EW90-A or SM-EW90-B junction.
Scott Foil Ultegra Di2
Scott Scale 35 26"
Scott Spark LTD 29" M8000
Scott Scale 35 26"
Scott Spark LTD 29" M8000
Have a SM-BTR2 on order, should be here in the next week. Then I can verify if it will work with my 6770.
The SM-BCR2 will charge and work with the E-Tube software, that is verified.
You can charge the SM-BTR2 with internal or external wiring of 6770 or 9770 using the SM-EW90-B or SM-EW90-A. The SM-EW90B is a 5 port junction box and I'm using it with my internal wiring. I have another coming with the SM-BTR2 that will also be setup with internal wiring.
The SM-BCR2 will charge and work with the E-Tube software, that is verified.
You can charge the SM-BTR2 with internal or external wiring of 6770 or 9770 using the SM-EW90-B or SM-EW90-A. The SM-EW90B is a 5 port junction box and I'm using it with my internal wiring. I have another coming with the SM-BTR2 that will also be setup with internal wiring.
Gaulzetti Cabron Disc = (weight unknown)
Rock Lobster Team Tig SL Disc = (pending)
Sold: Ridley X-Night Disc = 7.80 kg | Ridley Noah FAST = 6.86 | Ridley Fenix = 6.74 | Raleigh HiLife = 7.46 | Fuji SST = 7.34 | Van Dessel FTB = 7.58
Rock Lobster Team Tig SL Disc = (pending)
Sold: Ridley X-Night Disc = 7.80 kg | Ridley Noah FAST = 6.86 | Ridley Fenix = 6.74 | Raleigh HiLife = 7.46 | Fuji SST = 7.34 | Van Dessel FTB = 7.58
Tamu8104 wrote:You can charge the SM-BTR2 with internal or external wiring of 6770 or 9770 using the SM-EW90-B or SM-EW90-A. The SM-EW90B is a 5 port junction box and I'm using it with my internal wiring. I have another coming with the SM-BTR2 that will also be setup with internal wiring.
Thanks for the verification!
As I understand, you don't use SM-EW67A-E when using SM-EW90-B and SM-EW90-A. This would give you an extra port to plug in the charger.
Also, it should work when you use SM-EW90-B instead of JC-40/JC-41. The sizing isn't great and the extra port would be inconvenient to use, but on paper it should work.
Scott Foil Ultegra Di2
Scott Scale 35 26"
Scott Spark LTD 29" M8000
Scott Scale 35 26"
Scott Spark LTD 29" M8000
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the charging socket on the 3 port is a separate socket to the standard junction wires, it is the same type of connection as the pc connection interface I believe. I.e. you wouldn't have to unplug any of your switch cable to charge.
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Omiar wrote:As I understand, you don't use SM-EW67A-E when using SM-EW90-B and SM-EW90-A. This would give you an extra port to plug in the charger.
Also, it should work when you use SM-EW90-B instead of JC-40/JC-41. The sizing isn't great and the extra port would be inconvenient to use, but on paper it should work.
You are correct that you wouldn't use the SM-EW67A-E when using the SM-EW90-B or SM-EW90-A. I don't know if you could use the SM-EW90-B instead of the JC-40/JC-41 but I don't think you would want to. The SM-EW90 is significantly more expensive and is not meant to be the rear junction box. It's meant to be the front junction and replace the functionality of the SM-EW67 plus add the functionality of charging.
Gaulzetti Cabron Disc = (weight unknown)
Rock Lobster Team Tig SL Disc = (pending)
Sold: Ridley X-Night Disc = 7.80 kg | Ridley Noah FAST = 6.86 | Ridley Fenix = 6.74 | Raleigh HiLife = 7.46 | Fuji SST = 7.34 | Van Dessel FTB = 7.58
Rock Lobster Team Tig SL Disc = (pending)
Sold: Ridley X-Night Disc = 7.80 kg | Ridley Noah FAST = 6.86 | Ridley Fenix = 6.74 | Raleigh HiLife = 7.46 | Fuji SST = 7.34 | Van Dessel FTB = 7.58
Any current 6770 owner can upgrade to the SMBTR2 if they have updated the bike's firmware to the latest version (which include multi-shift functionality).
However, if you retain the SMEW67A, you will need to remove the SMBTR2 to charge it.
Therefore, when you upgrade to SMBTR2 you should also upgrade to SMEW90A or SMEW90B as they both have the micro-USB charging port for SMBTR2.
However, if you retain the SMEW67A, you will need to remove the SMBTR2 to charge it.
Therefore, when you upgrade to SMBTR2 you should also upgrade to SMEW90A or SMEW90B as they both have the micro-USB charging port for SMBTR2.
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Will the SM-BCR2 be enough to firmware update Ui2, nevermind hte charging bit.
It's only half the price of SM-PC1E
It's only half the price of SM-PC1E
Have a slight indexing issue with my Ultegra Di2 at the moment. It runs fine in every gear except the second largest cog in the cassette. The rear mech clicks as if the chain is catching on a chain link. Other gears have no issue.
Could it be a mech hanger issue?
Could it be a mech hanger issue?
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Anders3404 wrote:Will the SM-BCR2 be enough to firmware update Ui2, nevermind hte charging bit.
It's only half the price of SM-PC1E
No it won't. I bought one and this new charger uses the additional port in the new junction boxes (the things near your stem). The connector is different so you can't stick it in with the original Ultegra group, but I'll try to hack mine a bit and see if it will work.
This document says you need the new junction with the charging port. So, you would have to buy both a junction and the charger. Probably the same or more total cost.
http://si.shimano.com/content/si/sm/english/BatteryCharger_SM-BCR2/_jcr_content/par/sidownload/file.res/UM-7FJ0A-000-00-ENG.pdf
http://si.shimano.com/content/si/sm/english/BatteryCharger_SM-BCR2/_jcr_content/par/sidownload/file.res/UM-7FJ0A-000-00-ENG.pdf
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