Thanks Bryan.

Can the data be posted in a log file that can be read by Excel? Or is this the only way to display data with PCMscan?

The image show 35 psi of boost. I doubt this is on an Evo X. Is it?

 

So I paid to get the license key for PCMscan. When will I get an e-mail notification with the key? I need it this Sunday. Those who bought this please chime in.

thanks

 

I don't know what's wrong, the file seems to get screwed up when I upload it. I sent you an email.

 

More than likely that is absolute MAP in. Probably ~22 psi positive pressure.

 

For those who want to view a PCMScan log, click here.

 

SiC, Thanks.

Bryan, can you please post a stock log in csv format somewhere so we can view it.

Thanks

 

It may take a few hours for your key to arrive via e-mail.

 

Is there any other way to read or datalog? Is there an easier way to read PCMScan such as like below:

 

^Yup, you can create tables and then define the X, Y and cell PIDs. Takes a bit to get the formatting and min/max values, but its perfectly doable.

 

Ya I'm trying to figure those out...anyone have them set up already? I've been playing with the tables but I can't get the scaling and values right, haha.

 

What exactly are you having trouble with?

 

Just trying to set up the map settings for the tables.... I don't know how to scale them. Like the Label Format String, Cell Value Format String, ect. Anyone have a premade table layout or something?

 

I use:

col pid: sae.load_abs
row pid: sae.rpm
cell value pid: script.boot (english)

Metrics Tab:

min = 0 / median = 15 / max = 40
cell value format string: %1.1f
show value type: last value (theres options here to avg out if you like)

Colums Tab:

Col Count: 22 min = 0
Col Size: 50 max = 335
Label format: %1.f multplier = 1



Rows Tab:

Row Count: 23 min = 0
Row Size: 15 max = 8341
Label format: %1.f multplier = 1


That should give you the table you were asking for initially. You can then modify the pids used to get a similar table for ign. timing.

 

Okay thanks that helps a lot!!!

What about the scaling for timing. What should the min, med, and max be?

Also what about load? Such as below:

 

Sorry if this is a dumb question...but how are you getting the boost to log? I tried using the "script.boost" and it doesn't show anything...

Thanks!
verkion