two big $EE questions

[kur4o]

I need somebody to test Forced Open Loop at Zero TPS patch

Eside byte_616b value changed to $26
Eside byte_616c value changed to $08

[steveo]

will do!

thanks for info on stoich, i thought i'd tested that already

[steveo]

If you want to change Stoich AFR you also need to change two bytes on Tside
byte_e0e5 and byte_8227 or BLM update won`t happen

All 4 bytes must have same value.

those are set to 0x81 and 0x86 in the stock calibration, though; are you sure they need to all be set the same?

[kur4o]

My mistake I somehow ofsett them with one byte

Correct adress is byte_e0e6 and byte_8228.
Stock value should be $93.

Thanks for checking this

[steveo]

that looks better. now i just have to find a way to express this in the xdf that isnt' as ugly as 4 constants that have to match.

[RobertISaar]

could make a Patch item that changes all 4 to 14.1(and have original values go back to 14.7 should the patch be unapplied). that should cover most people's intentions of it, anyways.

[steveo]

i want it variable, and viewable. i love patches, but patches are only good for on-off type changes.

i settled on this 'not perfect but acceptable' solution, using a 2x2 formula and using the offset to jump to another arbitray value to fill the adjacent cell.

although it still relies on the user to not be a dumbass, i hate error prone situations, it'll have to do.

actually kind of a cool way to display 4 arbitrary values? i'll have to use it more when it makes sense..

[bybyc5]

OH WOW !! What a great XDF you have there !!!

It has soooo many more functions than the one I WAS using...Now to tuning and data logging again...haven't changed my tune on my Formula in a couple years...sweet, I now have another reason to beat up on my drag radials.

Thank you !!

Keith

[steveo]

cheers, it was so worth it to spend all the time cleaning it up!

i should really upload a fresh version (there's some mistakes in the one online) but i'm waiting to figure out this ve + maf calc thing

i wonder if there are any other XDFs that are really popular and need some love..

[bybyc5]

Stevo

I have been exploring your web pages..Nice Work!! It's good to find an LT1 enthusiast with code writing skills. I especially like your TuneBot tool, what a great idea. Wonder if there is a copy of ve master still floating around. I have not touched my VE tables in my tune. Always figured as long as my maf was working, I was good to go. Maybe I need to rethink this?

I've looked at the tutorial on this website for adjusting ve fueling tables with blm data, but just haven't buckled down to do it. Didn't think it was necessary until now....

For the set up I have the car runs and drives great, but have never had any dyno time to finish my WOT tune. 383 gm847 Lloyd Elliot stage 3 LT1 heads+ supporting mods.

I am wondering how to enable the catalog view and tool tips in TunerPro Rt? Thought I read that in a post about being sure to enable those in TunerPro?

Again, Thank you!

[steveo]

I am wondering how to enable the catalog view and tool tips in TunerPro Rt? Thought I read that in a post about being sure to enable those in TunerPro?

category view. its in the drop down box above the list. you'll find it

Wonder if there is a copy of ve master still floating around.

yeah but it only works with datamaster EE logs. you can google 've master' and find it quickly.

[bybyc5]

[QUOTE=steveo;51110]category view. its in the drop down box above the list. you'll find it

Can't believe all the time I have used this program and never saw the drop down menu..

THX

[steveo]

whether it does anything or not depends on the xdf author of course. there are view levels too, which are great for hiding advanced options from noobs.

[jthompson122183]

anyone finding anything new?

[steveo]

not really.. i was starting to play around again and test some stuff, but my waterpump started barfing coolant and my tires started peeling apart, so it's going to be parked for a while until i save up for new stuff.

plus its nice out, so its bike time.

with side fairings by Steve, on Flickr

i am also working on a tool that leverages some mode 4 things to provide real-time pseudotuning ability, skewing timing maps, altering idle settings, and disabling cylinders while monitoring rpm/map drop to help figure out per-cylinder balance. the tool is kinda working in linux, but im porting it to windows since no tuners seem to use linux. i'll get it done eventually, but progress is slow, i've never done much gui programming in windows.