Hi

I've got some problems whit login 2-byte in Logworks.

I can read 2-byte load in evoscan but in Logworks it clips at 350kpa!!!

I added this to the protocol.xml

<datachannel id="#00" name="loadmsb" selected="1" units="load" min="0" max="255" expr="x" type="0"/>

<datachannel id="#01" name="loadlsb" selected="1" units="load" min="0" max="255" expr="x" type="0"/>

and also i calculated whit this formular after the realtime log:

MC(ECU_Load;%;0;350) = ((loadmsb * 256) + loadlsb)*10/32

Somebody know what i have to do???

Thanks

Pascal

 

MC(ECU_Load;%;0;350) = ((loadmsb * 256) + loadlsb)*10/32

That 350 tells LogWorks that is the maximum scale you want for your channel. Change that to whatever maximum you want.

 

It's not the maxium scale i want to change. The problem is that its login 350kpa all the time even at idle.

 

Are you sure you have the right RAM variables setup in request 00 and request 01 in your MUT table for 2-byte load?

 

I thinke so, because evoscan 2-byte load is correct

 

Sounds like you have things setup right, then. It's been a while since I have done this, so I am going off of memory.

How does the data look from each of the data channels? Is that looking like it is changing OK? If so, then something may be wrong in your MC formula. For example, your datachannels show the units as 'load', but your MC formula shows the units as %. It may be something like that.

I know there is a thread somewhere in this forum on how to do this, although it looks like you have it right.

 

I'm guessing you just upgraded your xml?

 

After i had upgraded the protocol.xml, i've got te loadmsb and loadlsb.

Loadmsb shows nothing while login and loadlsb is at 60 or something. After i added the calculation ecu_load appears and shows 350kpa.

Sometimes logworks even crash down.

 

my logworks is reading a strange load too. It started after I upgraded my ecuflash xml. I don't understand that relationship, but that is when it happened.

 

Is there a possibility to log load calc on Logworks?

Somebody know the column or the calc. formula?

Thanks