I just wanted to show what my friend has been spending a little time on. He's been traveling for work and hasn't had much time to work on it but here is what we've got so far...



Here is what happens so far.

-Paste in fuel map (no example is not my fuel map)
-Import EvoScan log file with calculated load.
-Set a knock threshold - Will highlight cells that were hit with threshold equal to or higher than set value
-Hit the run button and CSV values will be parsed and whole log will be mapped out.
-You can then arrow through the rows and see where about in the map you are as well as specific values along the bottom of the app

 

That's some pretty cool stuff.

Way to go!

 

Awesome..

 

Man that is awesome I've been trying to do the same thing in MS Excel. I have something that works but the graphic display is much nicer.

Nice work!

 

keep us posted!

 

I assume it will also trace what cells are being hit during the run for fuel? WIll the same thing be done for timing?

THis is an awesome app...

 

I do something similar in excel but it's not as pretty. You have to be careful that you only use the open loop situations....but you probably already know that.

Looking great.

 

very nice work

 

For closed loop he can use the load from the 1C Mut request.. I usually look at the 1C request until it overruns at 160 or so, then the calculated load above that.

 

That is awesome work. That is why everyone needs to keep patient instead of asking every minute when the new version is coming out. As you can see the guys are hard at work and we are getting it for basically nothing.

 

... or use my excel macros from here: https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=251750
until evoscan ist ready. The code ist not locked, so you can add features like that knock treshold.

 

can't wait to see this in action.

 

Not sure how hard-coded the order of the values are when he reads them, or if its picked up from the header, but have your friend keep that in mind.

If the code is flexible enough, it should work with Mitsulogger logs also, all you have to do is give it a configuration to select which required columns are timing, afr, calculated load, RPM, and it can be made to work with nearly any CSV log.

I'd be interested in him submitting it as one of the first plugins for Unilogger 1.0

 

I can definitely talk to him. He's using the actual column titles from the first line of the CSV.

I do know that he doesn't want to do a lot of support for this since he's not in the Evo scene, more doing this cause he knows some C# and I asked him if he wouldn't mind putting something together.

I believe you use the same column titles, so it should work with your logger as well.

 

He's also adding a timing tab so that you can trace through fuel/timing maps that you paste in from EcuFlash.