Evoscan 2.4 my coolant and air temp logs backwards - need fix
Jul 12, 2008, 10:24 AM
#1
Evoscan 2.4 my coolant and air temp logs backwards - need fix
I'm not sure how I screwed this up, but my air temp and coolant temp logs seem to be reversed. Here is a fun little WOT log to show you what I mean:
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RPM TPS Knock 2b Load CoolantTemp AirTempera Oct ZTXBoost 6312.5 13.7 0 17.8125 95.9255697 180.3894642 100 3.1 6093.75 72.1 0 12.1875 95.9255697 180.3894642 100 0.9 6062.5 100 0 186.25 95.9255697 180.3894642 100 0.8 5156.25 100 0 216.25 95.9255697 180.3894642 100 2.4 5312.5 100 0 216.25 95.9255697 180.3894642 100 4 5562.5 100 0 164.6875 95.9255697 180.3894642 100 5.6 5218.75 100 0 261.25 95.9255697 180.3894642 100 7.4 5531.25 100 0 279.6875 95.9255697 180.3894642 100 9.2 5343.75 100 0 312.8125 95.9255697 180.3894642 100 11.2 5500 100 0 340.625 92.7554599 180.3894642 100 13.3 5406.25 100 0 364.0625 92.7554599 180.3894642 100 15.6 5531.25 100 0 372.8125 92.7554599 180.3894642 100 17.8 5500 100 0 368.125 92.7554599 180.3894642 100 19.8 5562.5 100 1 360.3125 92.7554599 180.3894642 100 21.9 5562.5 100 0 353.75 92.7554599 180.3894642 100 22.7 5656.25 100 0 350.3125 92.7554599 182.794099 100 23 5625 100 0 347.8125 92.7554599 182.794099 100 23.1 5687.5 100 0 347.8125 92.7554599 182.794099 100 23.1 5687.5 100 0 350.3125 92.7554599 182.794099 100 23 5750 100 0 351.5625 92.7554599 182.794099 100 23.1 5750 100 0 352.1875 92.7554599 182.794099 100 23.1 5812.5 100 0 351.875 92.7554599 182.794099 100 23.1 5843.75 100 0 353.125 92.7554599 185.2814748 100 23.1 5843.75 100 0 352.5 92.7554599 185.2814748 100 23.1 5875 100 0 354.0625 92.7554599 185.2814748 100 23.1 5937.5 100 0 352.1875 92.7554599 185.2814748 100 23 5937.5 100 0 354.0625 92.7554599 185.2814748 100 23.1 6000 100 0 353.125 92.7554599 185.2814748 100 23.1 6000 100 0 352.8125 92.7554599 185.2814748 100 23 6031.25 100 0 353.4375 92.7554599 185.2814748 100 23 6062.5 100 0 355 92.7554599 185.2814748 100 23 6062.5 100 0 353.4375 92.7554599 185.2814748 100 23 6125 100 0 352.1875 92.7554599 187.8552693 100 23 6125 100 0 352.5 92.7554599 187.8552693 100 23 6187.5 100 0 350.3125 89.3609125 187.8552693 100 22.8 6187.5 100 0 349.375 89.3609125 187.8552693 100 22.8 6250 100 0 349.6875 89.3609125 187.8552693 100 22.8 6250 95.2 0 349.6875 89.3609125 187.8552693 100 22.6 6218.75 13.7 0 105 89.3609125 187.8552693 100 19.6 6156.25 13.7 0 21.25 89.3609125 185.2814748 100 16.1
Last edited by Smogrunner; Jul 12, 2008 at 10:34 AM.
Jul 12, 2008, 10:44 AM
#2
Here is a screenshot of my Evoscan 2.4. Looks good to me.... By the way, should I adjust my injector scaling on the front of the EvoScan (see below) from 513 to what that value actually is in my ROM? If yes, what logging benifits will that allow?
Last edited by Smogrunner; Jul 12, 2008 at 10:49 AM.
Jul 12, 2008, 02:44 PM
#4
<DataListItem DataLog="Y" Color="" Display="MAF Air Temp Scaled" LogReference="MAFAirTempScaled" RequestID="11" Eval="1.8*x-40" Unit="deg F" MetricEval="x-40" MetricUnit="deg C" ResponseBytes="1" GaugeMin="-40" GaugeMax="260" ChartMin="-40" ChartMax="260" ScalingFactor="1" Notes="" Priority="1" Visible="False" />
<DataListItem DataLog="Y" Color="" Display="Coolant Temp Scaled" LogReference="CoolantTempScaled" RequestID="10" Eval="1.8*x-40" Unit="deg F" MetricEval="x-40" MetricUnit="deg C" ResponseBytes="1" GaugeMin="-40" GaugeMax="260" ChartMin="-40" ChartMax="260" ScalingFactor="1" Notes="" Priority="1" Visible="False" />
Ditch the old coolant temp and MAF air temp definitions.
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