Evoscan
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Evoscan
Maybe I missing something, but...
Is excel the only way to view evoscan logs? also my logs are very slow, its "realtime"
if i go wot, the rpms in the file will go from 800rpms to 3000rpms one row later..
can someone please give me some in site.
jordan
Is excel the only way to view evoscan logs? also my logs are very slow, its "realtime"
if i go wot, the rpms in the file will go from 800rpms to 3000rpms one row later..
can someone please give me some in site.
jordan
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I think that they want you to post your question in the thread titled:
"Please post ECUFlash/Evoscan/Mitsulogger Questions"
Alternatives for viewing the log were just discussed. As far as data speed, depending on the number of params logged MUT generally provides samples about 4-6 times per second.
This makes the trace a little steppy:
At least when compared to faster data sources, but still:
It lays over even a fast ignition logging system quite nicely, so with a little smoothing it seems still pretty useful to me for tuning applications. Sitting in neutral and reving, well that is probably another story.
-jjf
"Please post ECUFlash/Evoscan/Mitsulogger Questions"
Alternatives for viewing the log were just discussed. As far as data speed, depending on the number of params logged MUT generally provides samples about 4-6 times per second.
This makes the trace a little steppy:
At least when compared to faster data sources, but still:
It lays over even a fast ignition logging system quite nicely, so with a little smoothing it seems still pretty useful to me for tuning applications. Sitting in neutral and reving, well that is probably another story.
-jjf