EvoScan v2.6 Beta11 now supports EvoX and OpenPort2.0 datalogging
did last night
thanks
thanks
log a support ticket at www.evoscan.org/helpdesk you can get a copy sent to you.
I did another log and noticed something odd. In the beginning of the log, I am sampling about 15-17 samples per second. As the log goes on, it slows down to 4-5 samples per second- max. Any ideas on this?
How do you disable/enable multithreading? I don't have a power inverter for the car. maybe I should invest.
Edit: found the options for disabling multithreading. I'll give it a try tomorrow.
Edit: found the options for disabling multithreading. I'll give it a try tomorrow.
Last edited by lan_evo_mr9; Apr 15, 2009 at 05:58 PM.
I'm having an issue logging in an EVO 8 with the 2.0 cable while using windows XP. I get logs maybe every 7 seconds. I only ticked the necessary tabs in order to properly tune such as rpm, timing, and knock sum (+ whatever evoscan needs to be on to run them), and I have logger super speed enabled with realtime data logging graph disabled. I also tried a 62500 baudrate and I'm seeing no difference.
Now with the 1.3 cable, there is absolutely NO problems logging the EVO 8. I still haven't had a chance to log an EVO X with the 2.0 cable. I should be able to get one tomorrow.
By the way: is there anything that can be done about the slow logging speed of Stiscan?
UPDATE:
OK, I tried to log in an EVO X MR and I'm still having the same problem, under the same conditions but using 500000 baudrate. It only gives me a log once every second. Is there anything else I could do to make this work?
Also, a have a 1.8Ghz processor and 1.5GB of RAM, and I'm noticing the performance graph is in the upper 90% area when using the 2.0 cable.
Now with the 1.3 cable, there is absolutely NO problems logging the EVO 8. I still haven't had a chance to log an EVO X with the 2.0 cable. I should be able to get one tomorrow.
By the way: is there anything that can be done about the slow logging speed of Stiscan?
UPDATE:
OK, I tried to log in an EVO X MR and I'm still having the same problem, under the same conditions but using 500000 baudrate. It only gives me a log once every second. Is there anything else I could do to make this work?
Also, a have a 1.8Ghz processor and 1.5GB of RAM, and I'm noticing the performance graph is in the upper 90% area when using the 2.0 cable.
Last edited by D-VO; May 11, 2009 at 11:42 AM. Reason: important info



