MalibuJack

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Here is a quick tool to convert the logs time/seconds format and a DLL Universal Definition file by Laakness

This app is completely unsupported, please don't ask where the files go or how to get it working.. the definition file goes into the DLL app directory for universal definitions, the app can be dropped anywhere you want..

This tool basically combines the time and seconds, gives you the delta so you have a log that reads seconds from the start..

It runs only under .NET, you should already have it, if not, .NET 2.0 is the version you need..

Its a drag and drop tool.. You drag the files to the large text, and it converts it and saves it to the location the files originated...

It has absolutely no error checking, and might work strangely.. But it does the job to work with Data Log Lab without needing new software..

It works ONLY with EvoScan v0.8 log files, let me know if it works...

I serialized date to day of year, I have no clue what will happen if you start your logs a few minutes before midnight, and go into the next day, let me know what happens (If it doesnt work right, you'll get negative times or an error) if it does work right, you can let the logger run for days without it having a problem..

MalibuJack

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Data Log Lab doesn't care what columns exist or what dont.. So I will add a feature that lets you calculate your load sites (within reason since it does clip at 1600hz) as a new column.. I'll do that another time though, this stupid app was hard enough to figure out since I haven't used .NET in quite some time (I was always a VB6 programmer because my job needed something not dependent on .NET)

tlcoll1

iTrader: (14)

No. The ECU+ software is completely custom and from-scratch. It's unrelated to DataLog Lab.

Tom

Mad_SB

iTrader: (8)

Yeah, upon closer look that are not at all the same, just a similar frame layout. In general though the calculations are the same so I would expect all desktop dyno software to have the same input variables so.......

thanks for the tool Malibu.. though my ecu+ will be here this week so I probably will spend more time messing with that than evoscan for a little while at least.

supersupra

iTrader: (8)

nice

sesso

iTrader: (4)

jack did u ever finish making the evoscan definition txt file for datalog lab.?

MalibuJack

iTrader: (5)

Yep, its zipped up with the log analyzer tool I posted earlier today... its called evoscan.txt and has all the current stuff in it.

Guerillah

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Yes, works awesome. Really easy to visualize to see what is going on. Because of this I saw my intake temps (preturbo) dropping a significant amount while im at WOT due to having the stock intake on the car still. I would like to compare to someone who has a open element air filter to see if there is any diff.

C6C6CH3vo

iTrader: (9)

OT

Who are you selling your IX turbo to?

Guerillah

iTrader: (10)

Nobody yet, ill put it up for sale when it gets pulled off in a week or so.

laakness

iTrader: (12)

Here is a log of mine doing a 3rd gear pull to 7k. I logged all parameters so you can check the intake temp. I have an Injen intake.

C6C6CH3vo

iTrader: (9)

I think Warrtalon is looking for one.

mchuang

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Man I would like to thank you for your work Malibu and others who have contributed to this small project. It works great. The graphing tool lets you put things in to context you dont really pay attention to. In excel I never use to look at air temp,(just timing, knock, rpm, tps).. but this graph lets you really get an idea of whether your intercooler is doing its job or not. There wasnt much instructions, but a lil trial and error and everything worked flawless with datalog lab. So far my load spots have been almost dead on, if not just a few off. Makes it so much easier if you plan on running a bigger turbo and other things, once again thx. Stop by houston and I can take you out to a strip club or something for the hardwork

AlwaysinBoost

iTrader: (17)

x2 MalibuJack & anyone else who helped did an excellent job an with everything.

the air temp value your talking about, that is just the temp of air entering the intake @ the MAF sensor, it has nothing to do with how efficent your IC is working... just as a FYI.

nj1266

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I need some help with this. I downloaded the free version of datalog lab before I buy one. I loaded MalibuJack's definitions from Evoscan.txt into datalog lab. I used his convertor file to create an acceptable datalog "dll.csv" file. When I try to open it with datalog lab I get this message "could not load the necessary of three records from the datalog."

I tried to click on the "graph content" box to check more data points before I could load the dll.csv file but no boxes would check.

Edit: I got it to work. I tried a different file and it worked. Then I went back and tried the file that I wanted to look at and it worked