Just got the software yesterday, did a couple log runs today with Evoscan, but on the virtual dyno I cant get it to show the boost.... Is there anything that I should be looking at or missing... thanks

 

^did you log boost?

 

If you logged it with EvoScan and you DID log boost. Let me know what the column name of your boost column is. It may be a missing column name, and Ill get that supported so it wont happen to you again, but I cant if you dont let me know the column name.

Thanks,

Brad

 

In evoscan I have Boost(MDP) checked off, but I see near the bottom of the selection list another spot for Boost GM - 3bar MAP. On my log MAP has data in it, but at WOT im getting a 47.59 reading. Any ideas??

 

Send me your CSV file so I can see the column names and put them in as defaults for evoscan. I have to find column names this way because I dont have a complete list of them.

send it to bradbarnhill at hotmail com

 

Is there anyway to load up a evoscan log into vd without tps logged? I found a bunch of old logs and I wanted to see what vd was but the tps wasnt logged.

 

Sure you just have to trim the file by hand to exclude all the none WOT sections. Then in the settings screen just uncheck the box next to TPS.

 

I wonder if he's logging boost fine but doesn't have an upgraded map sensor/tune to provide the data to evoscan.

 

Good question mellon. You would know more about this than I would for sure. Thanks for any input you may have.

 

Dam my free trial of excel ran out I cant edit anything...Anyone wanna edit some logs for me

 

email me the log and ill send you back a new columnnames.xml file and you wont have to edit your logs.

 

I tried loading some logs from cobb AP in and it said error 11 something column not found. I'll check it tomorrow

 

most definately keep me informed of this project_skyline. Sounds like a missing column has been found.

 

looking good

 

Odd, has anybody else had this set off their malware software?

A^2 anti-malware
BehavesLike.Win32.Malware!IK

I assume it's fine, but kind of surprising that it popped up in a recent scan.