BudgetPlan1

I have heard tell here and there re: release of EFI Live Auto-Cal which would allow easier 'remote' tuning. Any info re: release of this and will it be as cool/useful as it sounds for those w/ no tuner close by? That is, I get basic tune, load it, log data, send log's to tuner for adjustment, get new tune based on logs and re-load, over and over again until it's spot-on?

Or is that just a pipe-dream?

ringram

It does work for a number of tables, not all are suitable. But any table which you can manually alter with feedback from the scantool maps can be used to feed into the tune in realtime. Values need to be re factored to 1. (eg) over one increment, under 1 decrement.
You also need a Road Runner PCM to make it work.

foff667

iTrader: (2)

I believe he is talking about Autocal not RTACS

http://www.efilive.com/

Tordne

ringram: AutoCal, not autotune

AutoCal is exactly what you are suggesting. It will allow you to have a tuner send you a file, you transfer to AutoCal and then flash to vehicle. You can scan data and send to your tuner and refine etc. Very cool!

ringram

Ah, of course the little workshop flash unit.

Good. Not enough sleep here!

njc.corp

very old thread-

any news on how this is going or when the actual device will come out 2009?

TAQuickness

iTrader: (28)

Might try posting in the EFILive forum http://forum.efilive.com. I haven't heard anything in a while.

kbracing96

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Last I heard of it, there were a couple in functioning testing and developing stage, but were still working out how they where gona handle licensing and sales of them.

ringram

It was being demo'd at sema. No firm date but I heard a mouse say possible apearance Q1-09

njc.corp

good stuff guys

GMMillwright

iTrader: (4)

Latest on Auto-cal? Would work great for me, but seems to be taking forever to be released. Any info on pricing and availability would be appreciated.

macca_779

Shouldn't be to much longer now. Standalone reading of controllers has been out for ages now. So all we need is Flashing and Autocal should be ready to go.

Tordne

We have just released the Black Box Reading and Flashing functionality for our FlashScan V2 device into Beta. This functionality is common between the FlashScan
V2 and AutoCal device, and is obviously essential for the AutoCal device.

Until the Beta program concludes and we are satisfied that the functionality and stability requirements are met the AutoCal cannot be commercially release. It is just not something that can be put to market half-baked (and that practice is definitely not our style).

Hopefully toward mid-late April we will be better placed to set expectations.