MJ, I am logged in but don't see a link to the download. ??

 

Its on the new post..

 

Look at the actual thread (click he comments link)

 

oh weird, if I go and log in I see a light grey interface with lego pieces, but if I close that window and click on your link in this thread I see dark gray, no lego piece and the attachment. weirdness.

thanks!

 

Select Comments and then select download off the next page....

 

hope it is nothing serious MJ.

best wishes to you and yours

 

maybe im slow and i probably am (no sarcasm)
I downloaded it but how do i open and use it?

thanks

 

Make sure you have .Net Framwork 2.0 installed inyour PC. Simply un-rar it to a folder anddouble click the exe file to run. I will test run it tomorrow morning when I get a chance. Thanks to MJ for another great contribution to the Evo community!

 

Its a rar file.. another type of compressed file, if you don't have a program to open a "RAR" file, then download one from www.winrar.com

 

Took 10 seconds from pressing "download" to having a ready-to-use v1 Beta3 logger! (winRAR of course )

I'll have to take it for a run tomarrow

 

Sorry for the DP

Anyways, I don't see any log reference option relating to time (I think I'm the only one monitoring that though), is this removed or is there an option (at an expense) to have an operating timer?

 

Its a seconds offset from starting the log.. Data Log Lab doesnt handle timestamps really well, but I can add a checkbox to use a timestamp instead.. for the most part nobody really uses timestamps unless they have a specific known time their looking for..

ECU+ uses seconds from start, and most of my other logging tools do the same.. so when I start them all at roughly the same time, I can line up the data fairly easily.

 

I forgot to mention that there is really no installation required.. you just put it in a directory somewhere and run it..

The full release will have a basic installer that will do a few more things than just install the app.. It will also allow you to configure external data analysis tools, look for ECUFlash as a Rom editor, and set up a useful directory structure for tuners to use (multiple clients need multiple log directories and some level of organization and individual configurations)

 

sweet, thanks jack . I can't wait to get home to my laptop