dataloglab question (help?)
dataloglab question (help?)
hey guys i just downloaded dataloglab and set it all up with malibu jacks evoscan.97 DLL definition file. but it doesnt have some of the parameters that i want like boost and wgdc, 1byte load, etc. so my question is how would i add that in to that file so it will load up in DLL when i wanna look at it?
and i have noticed sometimes that the rpms are wrong.. like ill take my car up to 7k in a pull usually and when its loaded up in DLL at the bottom is slows that i went up to like 9.. anyone else have this problem? (and how do i fix it?)
and i have noticed sometimes that the rpms are wrong.. like ill take my car up to 7k in a pull usually and when its loaded up in DLL at the bottom is slows that i went up to like 9.. anyone else have this problem? (and how do i fix it?)
hey guys i just downloaded dataloglab and set it all up with malibu jacks evoscan.97 DLL definition file. but it doesnt have some of the parameters that i want like boost and wgdc, 1byte load, etc. so my question is how would i add that in to that file so it will load up in DLL when i wanna look at it?
and i have noticed sometimes that the rpms are wrong.. like ill take my car up to 7k in a pull usually and when its loaded up in DLL at the bottom is slows that i went up to like 9.. anyone else have this problem? (and how do i fix it?)
and i have noticed sometimes that the rpms are wrong.. like ill take my car up to 7k in a pull usually and when its loaded up in DLL at the bottom is slows that i went up to like 9.. anyone else have this problem? (and how do i fix it?)
Here are the definition entries for MAP and WGDC. Remember these must match up with your EvoScan column names so yours may be different but this should give you the general idea.
[Column]
Name=JDMMAP
Description=BOOST
ColumnTitle=JDMMAP
DataItemID=37
Type=1
ColumnDecimalPlaces=1
[Column]
Name=WGDC
Description=Waste Gate Duty Cycle
ColumnTitle=WGDC
DataItemID=10
Type=1
ColumnDecimalPlaces=2
DisplayDecimalPlaces=2
I dont use 1byte but should be similar to 2byte
[Column]
Name=MUT 2Byte Load
Description=LoadMUT2Byte
ColumnTitle=LoadMUT2Byte
DataItemID=25
Type=1
ColumnDecimalPlaces=2
DisplayDecimalPlaces=2
Last edited by Mr. Evo IX; Nov 10, 2008 at 06:56 AM.
Yeah, the pre-defined ID's kind of suck. Drac, e-mail me adn I'd be happy to send my definition file over to you. It has everything you're looking for I think, you might just have to tweak the column names to match your EvoScan columns. matt at project tuning dot com.
[Column]
Name=JDMMAP
Description=BOOST
ColumnTitle=JDMMAP <===== has to match the column from the evoscan?
DataItemID=37 <===== Is this the column number of JDMMAP from your evoscan log? Where'd you come up with this arbitrary number
Type=1
ColumnDecimalPlaces=1
Name=JDMMAP
Description=BOOST
ColumnTitle=JDMMAP <===== has to match the column from the evoscan?
DataItemID=37 <===== Is this the column number of JDMMAP from your evoscan log? Where'd you come up with this arbitrary number
Type=1
ColumnDecimalPlaces=1
thats a good question. anyone??
ColumnTitle has to match column that evoscan spits out
here are some of the custom defs I use in DLL:
here are some of the custom defs I use in DLL:
Code:
[Column] Name=IDC Description=Injector Duty Cycle ColumnTitle=InjDutyCycle DataItemID=13 Type=1 ColumnDecimalPlaces=5 DisplayDecimalPlaces=3 [Column] Name=AFR Description=AFR ColumnTitle=WideBandAF DataItemID=73 Type=1 ColumnDecimalPlaces=4 DisplayDecimalPlaces=4 DisplayColour=99 DisplayLineWidth=3 [Column] Name=JDMMAP Description=Boost Loggin ColumnTitle=JDMMAP DataItemID=78 Type=1 ColumnDecimalPlaces=2 DisplayDecimalPlaces=2 [Column] Name=2Byte Load Description=LoadMUT2Byte ColumnTitle=LoadMUT2Byte DataItemID=25 Type=1 ColumnDecimalPlaces=2 DisplayDecimalPlaces=2 [Column] Name=AirFlow2byte Description=Air Flow ColumnTitle=AirFlow2Byte DataItemID=52 Type=1 ColumnDecimalPlaces=4 DisplayDecimalPlaces=2 [Column] Name=WGDCCorr Description=WGDCCorr ColumnTitle=WGDCCorr DataItemID=53 Type=1 ColumnDecimalPlaces=4 DisplayDecimalPlaces=2 Offset=50 [Column] Name=LoadError Description=LoadError ColumnTitle=LoadError DataItemID=55 Type=1 ColumnDecimalPlaces=4 DisplayDecimalPlaces=2 Offset=50 [Column] Name=g/Rev Description=Grams per Rev ColumnTitle=gRev DataItemID=57 Type=1 DisplayFactor=10 Offset=0 ColumnDecimalPlaces=4 DisplayDecimalPlaces=2 [Column] Name=lb/min Description=Compressor lb per minute ColumnTitle=lbs/min DataItemID=58 Type=1 DisplayFactor=1 ColumnDecimalPlaces=4 DisplayDecimalPlaces=2
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The DataItemID is just a value that DLL associates with the item. It is arbitrary to a point, but DLL has some ID's pre-defined as certain items used in it's calculations. This includes RPM, Boost, Time and some others. These preset ID's cannot be modified and must match your logs correctly or you won't be able to use some functions, such as the power graph feature. the rest of the IDs, the ones not preset for a certain item, can be used for anything you want to log and are arbitrary.
This is my definition file.
This is my definition file.
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