Load 2Byte works in evoscan with v5.10?

 

yes rpm/load/airflow should just work from the get-go.

however its preferable if you use 1byte load mod...

 

(...<scaling name="1bytefactor" units=.... <table name="2byte to 1Byte...)
With any modification to the 5.10 xml file?

 

Did you read the first post?
Just add it to the data.xml file in evoscan

 

What exactly is the 1byte load mod anyways?? Just more accurate to what the ECU is using for its values?

 

I have a question about ROM 94170015. Is the address correct for the stationary rev-limiter? Because it shows 7969 as the limit and when I change it there is no difference. It just revs to the "rev-limit" number. I tried setting it really low, like 3000 rpm. I put it back incase it was changing something else.

I'm wondering if this changed because of the valet-mode option?

 

Its the correct address in my copy of the 94170015 v.510 ROM.

 

any possible release dates for ROM ID 96420007 in V5.1 or better?

 

Lancerguy. Tephra is working on a 96420011 version of 5.10 which will work on your ecu.

 

Is it 2b4a on your definition? Also, do you have the valet-mode on? I'm thinking that if its enabled but not turned on, then maybe its disabling the stationary rev-limiter?

 

Yeah. Scaling = RPMStatlimit too.

 

I finally got the patch to work with vista! Except I get this error message when I try to open my ROM now. Parse error at line 401, column 154:
unknown table data storage endian type [BIG].
Any ideas on how to go about this?

 

That means you have an error in your XML file on line 401, column 154. When you open the XML in Notepad, you'll notice as you move the cursor down the page your line and column # appear in the bottom right hand corner of notepad. Find out exactly where line 401 and 154 is and see whats wrong. Maybe BIG needs to be lowercase.

 

YOU ARE THE F'N MAN! I've been trying to do this for about a month now and it finally works! It's a celebration *****es! Thank you for everything, time, and help.

 

Jamie - 1byte load is just 2byte load squished into 1byte.

Just saves on logging speed and the out of order HB/LB problem (leads to spikes in load graph)...