Food for thought

[Caleditor]

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[EagleMark]

Fixed, but we have threads for bins by year if you'd like to add them.

[Caleditor]

Fixed, but we have threads for bins by year if you'd like to add them.

I have over 1000 files and most are bin files. We have a private repository of tuned and Good OE bin files that we use when we repair PCM and ECM's. They are all linked up, so if Tom adds a bin it will show on my laptop or desktop.

Can you find the checksums without EFILive? I can find them all and the CVN's within a few minutes

[Caleditor]

Download this link
http://www.tunercat.com/obd2/updates/Pcm.exe

Unzip it
You should see a pcm.dat named file
Then
Right click and open it in Excel
Yeah john added something for me today.
OK back to the lesson
Clear the RX letters out of the top box
Next Click on the A column
Next Click on the Data Tab at the top
Next clect on the Text to Column tab
Select the Delimited and the Click Next
Uncheck the Tab and check the Comma
Then click Finished

Now in Type tthe folloing in the cells
Cell 1A Type OS
Cell 1B Type PCM #
Cell 1C Type Security Algo
Cell 1D Type Read Algo
Cell 1E Type Program Algo
Cell 1F Type # of Cal Modules
Cell 1G Type VDF #

The rest of thye cells have to do with module length

Now apply the filter to it. You will find this under the data tab also

[EagleMark]

You can't unzip a .exe file?

[Caleditor]

My instructions above state download it and then unzip it. I use 7zip

[Caleditor]

Download this link
http://www.tunercat.com/obd2/updates/Pcm.exe

Unzip it
You should see a pcm.dat named file
Then
Right click and open it in Excel
Yeah john added something for me today.
OK back to the lesson
Clear the RX letters out of the top box
Next Click on the A column
Next Click on the Data Tab at the top
Next clect on the Text to Column tab
Select the Delimited and the Click Next
Uncheck the Tab and check the Comma
Then click Finished

Now in Type tthe folloing in the cells
Cell 1A Type OS
Cell 1B Type PCM #
Cell 1C Type Security Algo
Cell 1D Type Read Algo
Cell 1E Type Program Algo
Cell 1F Type # of Cal Modules
Cell 1G Type VDF #

The rest of thye cells have to do with module length

Now apply the filter to it. You will find this under the data tab also

I screwed this part
Cell 1A Type OS
Cell 1B Type PCM #
Cell 1C Type # of Segments or Cal modules
Cell 1D Type Security Algo
Cell 1E Type Read Algo
Cell 1F Type Program Algo
Cell 1G Type VDF #

[RobertISaar]

it's a self-extracting archive. i opened it up via openoffice and everything looked how it should.

[Caleditor]

You can self extract to your desktop I guess. I just use 7zip sooooo much I am used to right clicking to extract

[EagleMark]

My instructions above state download it and then unzip it. I use 7zip

I did download it, but it's not a zip file so why unzip it? It's an executable file?

If you have a way to turn it to a spreadsheet you could have just attached it?

it's a self-extracting archive. i opened it up via openoffice and everything looked how it should.

I have a PCM.dat file in my TC folder, how did your open it to a spreadsheet with Open Office? I don't have excel... only think I get is a word file. If I open the .exe its jiberish...

[1project2many]

Mark, the executable is just an update to tunercats pcm.dat file. Run it and it will unzip itself.

Open the file that unzips in excel or open office. It's like the logs from older versions of TP. Comma delineated.

The next step is to add headings to the columns.

[Caleditor]

In my opinion you should have MS access anyway. If you had Access you would see the big picture. DHP's PowerTuner and TinyTuner are both Access based. I would go out on a limb and say EFILive is

[Playtoy_18]

I gotta say I had no idea TC VDF theft was actually an issue.
I know several users,and none have ever asked me and i've definately never offered.I've got over half the VDF's at least,and paid for every one.
I still send an email every time I buy a new one,starts out everytime thanking him for the great program.
About to pick up and check out some of the diesel vdf's from lyndon as well probably.

[1project2many]

The OBDI stuff really gets handed around. OBDII is less likely because there aren't many TCII owners. It seems like several decent forums really stick to the idea to pay for the software so that helps, too.

Make sure you order the TC definition file from Lyndon, not the one for his software.

[EagleMark]

In my opinion you should have MS access anyway. If you had Access you would see the big picture. DHP's PowerTuner and TinyTuner are both Access based. I would go out on a limb and say EFILive is

I've been using Open Office for years and this is the first time I could not open as you were instructing? I'm just a novice with office software. Now that it was posted as an Excel file it opens fine in Open Office... and I see what you mean. Lots of good information there!