Marmota,
Try getting an USB to USB-C cable and plug it in into an older laptop (you can get an old win laptop for $50 on ebay). I do not believe S&S had updated the driver to work with the USB-C native protocol.
You can also try an USB2.0 > USB-C adapter (hub) and then USB2.0 to USB-C cable connected together, but I suspect you need a USB2 port on a laptop for it to work. Windows version is not an issue, as it works fine in Win10.
Good advice. And once you get tired of getting to that ECU Port get some aluminum and make this.
![[Linked Image]](https://www.tm-img.com/images/2020/11/05/237241B8-953C-4326-BD34-F23566043E7E.jpg)
I ran the other end up into the cockpit so the results can be monitored by the passenger on the laptop while driving. I used silicone to glue the cable into the wee little plate once is got it all fitted and operating properly.