Hi folks.

We need the help of some seasoned FC-Datalogit users to finish fine tuning the latest version of Data Log Lab. Data Log Lab has just been extended to support data logs generated by FC-Datalogit, but whilst all of the generic data within the log loads in without issue, there's a few EVO specific bits that we need some more info about.

We have some example data logs, but would love a few more for comparison. If you have any that you can send through to us please email them to support@dataloglab.com - your help is greatly appreciated.

The main question we have so far is:

What do the following columns show:

MDP (Value)
BOST (Value)
PA (Value)
PSW (Boolean)
ACD (Boolean)
IWA (Boolean)
IWS (Boolean)
MRL (Boolean)
FPC (Boolean)
FPR (Boolean)
2AR (Boolean)
ICS (Boolean)
FAN (Boolean)

As previously mentioned, all help is greatly appreciated.


For those that haven't come across Data Log Lab before:

Data Log Lab is a software product that enables rapid and meaningful analysis of the information that is hidden within your FC-datalogit data logs. It offers great functionality and access to it in an elegant and logical way. Its combination of power and ease of use has already won it many satisfied customers - check the web site's Customer Comments page!

One of Data Log Lab's most useful features is the production of Power Graphs for your car from your data logs. Power Graphs are a godsend to home tuners:
- They allow consistent and effective tuning of your car without the need for expensive rolling-road time.
- They give a quantitive and definitive answer to the question "Has my latest performance modification made any difference?".
- They give early warning of failures and problems by allowing the regular monitoring of engine power output.
- The allow instant comparison between cars when the owners live miles apart and don't have access to the same rolling-road.

Data Log Lab's Power Graph feature has been honed over the last 5 years, with the calculations it performs proving astonishingly consistent and typically within 2-5% of rolling road figures.

You can download a free 30-day trial from http://www.dataloglab.com/ now.

Thanks in advance,

Glenn
Data Log Lab Support