bump for any ideas? ^^^

 

what is in your MUT41 table?

 

thanks for the response tephra.
when I get home, I will check it out... I didnt check, but then again, I dont know whats supposed to be in the table anyways.

 

request id 41 in my MUT Table is "6A9B"

 

yeah it needs to be 0x840B

 

thank you, once again! Happy Holidays!

 

Hey Tephra could you take a look at this and tell me what i'm doing wrong, I also want to do the 2 byte to 1 byte mod so I entered this piece of code in my car's ROM definition:
<table name="2byte to 1Byte Load Factor" category="Mods" address="481b8" type="1D" scaling="1bytefactor"/>
I changed the unit value to 1.2 and then I entered this piece of code in my evoscan's data.xml file:
<DataListItem DataLog="Y" Color="" Display="Load 1Byte" LogReference="Load1B" RequestID="41" Eval="1.2*x" Unit="load" MetricEval="" MetricUnit="" ResponseBytes="1" GaugeMin="0" GaugeMax="270" ChartMin="0" ChartMax="270" ScalingFactor="1" Notes="" Priority="1" Visible="False" />
And I also changed the value in my MUT table request id 41 to 0x840b.
But when log a run It records 2byte and load calc but no 1 byte...the value is constant. any ideas?

 

u using v5.10?

what romid?

 

Well actually for now I just wanted to do the 2byte to 1byte load mod and then later on do the v5.10...I'm in the learning phase
ROMID 88590015

 

u can't - the 5.10 is the base

 

oh my bad, I didn't know that. So does this mean that the 2 byte load reading is inaccurate or just not as accurate as the 1 byte.
I'm not very familiar with all the terms as yet so bare with me if I sound a little hesitant. Do I just cut and paste the code for the v5.10 into my ROM definition or do I have to use the one that is supplied with the upgrade?

 

1byte load is actually *slight* less accurate than 2byte load.

the advantage is you only have to log 1byte, so logging speed is increased AND you don't get high byte/low byte mismatch problems.

 

So what is the range/resolution of the 2-byte load? Is the only difference between the logging speed the difference between logging a single item (1-byte load) compared to the logging speed of logging 2 seperate 1 byte items (2 byte load)?

 

and you dont get high/low byte mismatches (spikes in the graph)

 

2byte load actually reads a little higher that 1byte load i have noticed. The higher the load, the more the difference can be seen. Is there a way to fix that?