EvoScan v2.6 And New EvoScan GPS/Logger/Reflashing Touchscreen Review
Maybe a stupid question, but no reason why I can't have the cable to the OBII and reflash connectors plugged in all the time? I'm thinking of changing the USB connector to one which can be panel mounted and having it in my centre console.
yes
Hamish
Any ideas whats going on with Evoscan, i am trying to log a 2008 JDM STI via OP2 and Evoscan 2.7 beta5.
Using the 2006 + Can setting and obviously OP2
The data is erratic and all over the show, doesn't matter what pids a select it is the same, I have attached a log, if you play back in evoscan you will see what I mean.
Thanks Phil
Any ideas whats going on with Evoscan, i am trying to log a 2008 JDM STI via OP2 and Evoscan 2.7 beta5.
Using the 2006 + Can setting and obviously OP2
The data is erratic and all over the show, doesn't matter what pids a select it is the same, I have attached a log, if you play back in evoscan you will see what I mean.
Thanks Phil
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Great NEWS. I have written a device driver for the OpenPort 2.0 and its working great on the EvoScan GPS Navigator. EvoX Support for the EvosCan GPS Navigator is coming soon.
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Also great news, template driving gauges on the EvoScan GPS navigator
//Edit this file to move the gauges around the screen.
//================================================== ================================================== =====================
//BACKGROUND IMAGE: replace Gauge1_Background.png with your file name, needs to be in templates folder
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
BackgroundImage,Gauge1_Background.png
//================================================== ================================================== =====================
//CIRCULAR GAUGES:
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//ItemName - Speed, RPM etc
//CentreX - Horizontal position of centre of the gauge
//CentreY - Vertical position of centre of the gauge
//Radius - Radius of the gauge
//DegreesStart - Must be between -360 and 360
//DegreesRotation - Must be between 0 and 360
//ValueStart - Minimum value
//ValueEnd - Maximum value, Must be greater than ValueStart
//CapImage - Cap image file name, must be in images folder
//ClipRegionEnabled - Yes|No|{empty}
//PointerPen - Colour and width of the gauge in format R|G|B|width (i.e. blue, width 3:25|25|112|3). Default is orange, width 3.
//CounterClockwise - Yes|No|{empty}
//
//
// ItemName CentreX CentreY Radius DegreesStart DegreesRotation ValueStart ValueEnd CapImage ClipRegion clipx clipy clipwidth clipheight Pencolour Anticlockwise
CircularGauge, RPM, 97, 68, 58, -90, 180, 0, 8, Gauge1_PointerCap2.png, Yes, 0, 0, 480, 272, 25|25|112|3, No
CircularGauge, Speed, 373, 97, 85, -90, 260, 0, 130, Gauge1_PointerCap1.png, No, 198, 0, 75, 171, , No
CircularGauge, FuelConsumption, 97, 165, 67, -90, 180, 0, 50, Gauge1_PointerCap2.png, Yes, 0, 0, 480, 272, , No
CircularGauge, TPS, 77, 79, 172, 68, 44, 0, 100, , Yes, 198, 0, 75, 171, , Yes
CircularGauge, Battery, 80, 244, 178, 66, 48, 0, 16, , Yes, 198, 170, 74, 98, , Yes
//================================================== ================================================== ===================
//NUMERIC GAUGES:
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//ItemName - CoolantTemp, Speed etc
//x - Horizontal position
//y - Vertical position
//width - Width
//height - Height
//ShowLabel - Yes|No|{empty}
//labelname - Text to show on screen (i.e. Speed). Will be ignored if ShowLabel is No.
//labeloffsetX - Horizontal position of the label inside the gauge area. Will be ignored if ShowLabel is No.
//labeloffsetY - Vertical position of the label inside the gauge area. Will be ignored if ShowLabel is No.
//ShowUnits - Yes|No|{empty}
//unit - Text to show on screen (i.e. km/h). Will be ignored if ShowUnits is No
//UnitsOffsetX - Horizontal position of the unit label inside the gauge area. Will be ignored if ShowUnits is No
//UnitsOffsetY - Vertical position of the unit label inside the gauge area. Will be ignored if ShowUnits is No
//UnitsTextAlignment - Centre|Far|Near|{empty}
//Height - Height
// ItemName x y width height ShowLabel LabelName LabelX LabelY ShowUnits Unit UnitX UnitY Alignment Height
NumericGauge, CoolantTemp, 1, 184,175, 42, Yes, Coolant Temp 2, 5, 0, Yes, , 20, 30, Far, 48
NumericGauge, Speed, 328,190,90, 38, No, Speed, 20, 30, Yes, km/h, 20, 0, Near, 42
//NumericGauge, AirTemp, 1, 184,175, 42, No, , , , Yes, C, 20, 30, Far, 48
//NumericGauge, TimingAdv, 1, 184,175, 42, No, , , , No, , , , Far, 48
//NumericGauge, KnockSum, 1, 184,175, 42, Yes, Any Name, 5, 10, Yes, unit, 20, 30, Far, 48
//================================================== ================================================== =====================
//BACKGROUND IMAGE: replace Gauge1_Background.png with your file name, needs to be in templates folder
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
BackgroundImage,Gauge1_Background.png
//================================================== ================================================== =====================
//CIRCULAR GAUGES:
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//ItemName - Speed, RPM etc
//CentreX - Horizontal position of centre of the gauge
//CentreY - Vertical position of centre of the gauge
//Radius - Radius of the gauge
//DegreesStart - Must be between -360 and 360
//DegreesRotation - Must be between 0 and 360
//ValueStart - Minimum value
//ValueEnd - Maximum value, Must be greater than ValueStart
//CapImage - Cap image file name, must be in images folder
//ClipRegionEnabled - Yes|No|{empty}
//PointerPen - Colour and width of the gauge in format R|G|B|width (i.e. blue, width 3:25|25|112|3). Default is orange, width 3.
//CounterClockwise - Yes|No|{empty}
//
//
// ItemName CentreX CentreY Radius DegreesStart DegreesRotation ValueStart ValueEnd CapImage ClipRegion clipx clipy clipwidth clipheight Pencolour Anticlockwise
CircularGauge, RPM, 97, 68, 58, -90, 180, 0, 8, Gauge1_PointerCap2.png, Yes, 0, 0, 480, 272, 25|25|112|3, No
CircularGauge, Speed, 373, 97, 85, -90, 260, 0, 130, Gauge1_PointerCap1.png, No, 198, 0, 75, 171, , No
CircularGauge, FuelConsumption, 97, 165, 67, -90, 180, 0, 50, Gauge1_PointerCap2.png, Yes, 0, 0, 480, 272, , No
CircularGauge, TPS, 77, 79, 172, 68, 44, 0, 100, , Yes, 198, 0, 75, 171, , Yes
CircularGauge, Battery, 80, 244, 178, 66, 48, 0, 16, , Yes, 198, 170, 74, 98, , Yes
//================================================== ================================================== ===================
//NUMERIC GAUGES:
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//ItemName - CoolantTemp, Speed etc
//x - Horizontal position
//y - Vertical position
//width - Width
//height - Height
//ShowLabel - Yes|No|{empty}
//labelname - Text to show on screen (i.e. Speed). Will be ignored if ShowLabel is No.
//labeloffsetX - Horizontal position of the label inside the gauge area. Will be ignored if ShowLabel is No.
//labeloffsetY - Vertical position of the label inside the gauge area. Will be ignored if ShowLabel is No.
//ShowUnits - Yes|No|{empty}
//unit - Text to show on screen (i.e. km/h). Will be ignored if ShowUnits is No
//UnitsOffsetX - Horizontal position of the unit label inside the gauge area. Will be ignored if ShowUnits is No
//UnitsOffsetY - Vertical position of the unit label inside the gauge area. Will be ignored if ShowUnits is No
//UnitsTextAlignment - Centre|Far|Near|{empty}
//Height - Height
// ItemName x y width height ShowLabel LabelName LabelX LabelY ShowUnits Unit UnitX UnitY Alignment Height
NumericGauge, CoolantTemp, 1, 184,175, 42, Yes, Coolant Temp 2, 5, 0, Yes, , 20, 30, Far, 48
NumericGauge, Speed, 328,190,90, 38, No, Speed, 20, 30, Yes, km/h, 20, 0, Near, 42
//NumericGauge, AirTemp, 1, 184,175, 42, No, , , , Yes, C, 20, 30, Far, 48
//NumericGauge, TimingAdv, 1, 184,175, 42, No, , , , No, , , , Far, 48
//NumericGauge, KnockSum, 1, 184,175, 42, Yes, Any Name, 5, 10, Yes, unit, 20, 30, Far, 48
Update: EvoScan v2.7 Beta5
- New Feature: Added "Set DataLog Folder..." option under the Logging menu.
- New Feature: EvoX SST Gearbox Temp Reading added to 2008 JDM EvoX, someone can test it on the other EvoX's see if it is accurate.
You can download and extract the files in this zip file into your exisiting evoscan v2.6 installation folder. (c:\Program files\Evoscan\EvoScan v2.6\)
EvoScanv2.7beta5.zip
I have two data.xml files that have different values on my pc, can anyone confirm the correct formulas for these ones:
Mode23 2008 JDM EVOX:
InVVT Eval="(x-4096)*-0.01953" or Eval="(x-3552)/48.64+10"
Load (MIVEC) and (Timing if IATS GT 75F) RequestID="2380876c" or RequestID="23808774"
Load (Timing if IATS LE 75F) RequestID="23808F68" or RequestID="23808F70"
Mode23 USA EVOX:
InVVT Eval="(x-4096)*-0.01953" or Eval="(x-3552)/48.64+10"
NEW: SST Temp in DegC
<DataListItem DataLog="N" Color="" Display="SST Transmission Temp" LogReference="SST_TM_Temp" RequestID="CAN28-0" Eval="x-50" Unit="Deg F" MetricEval="x-50" MetricUnit="Deg C" ResponseBytes="1" GaugeMin="0" GaugeMax="1000" ChartMin="0" ChartMax="1000" ScalingFactor="1" Notes="" Priority="1" Visible="False" />
- New Feature: Added "Set DataLog Folder..." option under the Logging menu.
- New Feature: EvoX SST Gearbox Temp Reading added to 2008 JDM EvoX, someone can test it on the other EvoX's see if it is accurate.
You can download and extract the files in this zip file into your exisiting evoscan v2.6 installation folder. (c:\Program files\Evoscan\EvoScan v2.6\)
EvoScanv2.7beta5.zip
I have two data.xml files that have different values on my pc, can anyone confirm the correct formulas for these ones:
Mode23 2008 JDM EVOX:
InVVT Eval="(x-4096)*-0.01953" or Eval="(x-3552)/48.64+10"
Load (MIVEC) and (Timing if IATS GT 75F) RequestID="2380876c" or RequestID="23808774"
Load (Timing if IATS LE 75F) RequestID="23808F68" or RequestID="23808F70"
Mode23 USA EVOX:
InVVT Eval="(x-4096)*-0.01953" or Eval="(x-3552)/48.64+10"
NEW: SST Temp in DegC
<DataListItem DataLog="N" Color="" Display="SST Transmission Temp" LogReference="SST_TM_Temp" RequestID="CAN28-0" Eval="x-50" Unit="Deg F" MetricEval="x-50" MetricUnit="Deg C" ResponseBytes="1" GaugeMin="0" GaugeMax="1000" ChartMin="0" ChartMax="1000" ScalingFactor="1" Notes="" Priority="1" Visible="False" />
Awesome work. This Mode23 and now SST temps are just unbelievable.
How is this suppose to work, or to be done?
I've version 1.6, is it the last one?
i've tried to access the gpsnav download area but it does not work.
Thanks
mlocatel
I've version 1.6, is it the last one?
i've tried to access the gpsnav download area but it does not work.
Thanks
mlocatel
Last edited by mlocatel; Oct 15, 2009 at 07:04 AM.
I don't have messenger. Why, is there any news on the EvoscanGPS I missed?
Thanks
mlocatel
Last edited by mlocatel; Oct 16, 2009 at 01:52 AM.
Hamish, I have downloaded and tried the v2.7beta 5 on my X RS . Data etc all works well on my Windows XP laptop. However it hangs the program if I try the DTC/reset function. Has this function been enabled yet, or is it still work in progress ?
I have also noted the air/coolant temps are always 59 degrees. I have an ASpec Evo X RS, ( with the EDM rom ?).
Cheers Mike
I have also noted the air/coolant temps are always 59 degrees. I have an ASpec Evo X RS, ( with the EDM rom ?).
Cheers Mike
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I haven't been enabled for read/clear dtc for EvoX, its enabled for evo7/8/9, I am just working on it at the moment, it will take a bit more testing. always 59deg in mode23? or in normalCAN EvoX ? what about CAN OBDII what does it read on that?
Hamish, in the normal Can EvoX mode... I havent quite got as far as mode 23, and I will check on the Can OBD11 mode. It will be great when the DTC mode works, as it pains me to pay Mitsubishi to "help"me.
Mike
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