Virtual Dyno - Standalone Software
Sep 26, 2012, 09:15 AM
#1501
Well i removed and re installed it. It worked and uploaded a mitsulogger log and it showed my power/tq it just said evoscan on the side of the table brad, if you want to verify it shoot me your email and ill send you a log.
Do you have to have internet connection when uploading a log to vd? I notice when you start up it tests for internet.
Do you have to have internet connection when uploading a log to vd? I notice when you start up it tests for internet.
Sep 27, 2012, 06:07 AM
#1502
Raptord is correct.
Dont worry what it says beside the log when loaded. It just thinks its an evoscan log due to the column names being the same. As much as EvoScan has pirated from other developers it wouldnt be surprising to me that he stole the column names from mitsulogger. He tried to decompile virtual dyno to put in evoscan. He did and did a terrible job of it.
Dont worry what it says beside the log when loaded. It just thinks its an evoscan log due to the column names being the same. As much as EvoScan has pirated from other developers it wouldnt be surprising to me that he stole the column names from mitsulogger. He tried to decompile virtual dyno to put in evoscan. He did and did a terrible job of it.
Sep 27, 2012, 07:55 AM
#1503
Raptord is correct.
Dont worry what it says beside the log when loaded. It just thinks its an evoscan log due to the column names being the same. As much as EvoScan has pirated from other developers it wouldnt be surprising to me that he stole the column names from mitsulogger. He tried to decompile virtual dyno to put in evoscan. He did and did a terrible job of it.
Dont worry what it says beside the log when loaded. It just thinks its an evoscan log due to the column names being the same. As much as EvoScan has pirated from other developers it wouldnt be surprising to me that he stole the column names from mitsulogger. He tried to decompile virtual dyno to put in evoscan. He did and did a terrible job of it.
Oct 18, 2012, 05:26 AM
#1515
Evolved Member
No prob. Also seems to be a bug using metric weight and temp - when you enable metric units it converts the standard in/hg to what it should be in bar (0.99) but this produces huge numbers as it's still in in/hg for the actual power/torque calculations. If you make it 29.9 bar it's back to where it should be.