It's something I began working on in an effort to pick up the .NET framework as well as automate some of the things that I seem to do over and over.

Basically the purpose of the software is to anaylze and present your data to you in a manner that should be helpfull in making changing, as well as suggest some simple changes for you. More advanced automatic tuning features are in the works, but there are still plenty of basic details to get out of the way first.

The software will also help automate data entry into ls1 edit for you - instead of having to type in tables by hand you can load a LS1 Edit dump file or a program generated xml file and have it automatically fill in the appropriate tables. You can also send the data you are working on directly to the pcm.

You can generate "dump" files from your pcm that contain data from multiple tables - so people can trade "settings" also.


This is still a very alpha product, but I need some help testing it to nail down configurations I don't have access to. To pass data to LS1 Edit I have to use sendkeys (so you can't do anything else while it is filling in your data table) - and if the Tab order, etc. has changed at all in edit then this will throw off the program and I will have to make specific allowances for that version (which can be done easily). Currently I only have access to version 1.11, so haven't been able to test it out with anything else.

It also currently will not do any axis interpolation for you - you need to make sure the axis scaling for the data you are uploading is the same as your table in your software (e.g. spark tables are sometimes different). It "knows" what the axis is so this will be corrected later on - just haven't got there yet.

Also the log file reader only contains default column headings for the "title only" efi live export files. The definitions are stored in a xml file and there is infact a built in editor for this so you can add your definitions as you go - if people would send me the definitions that work for them I will include them all.

Finally if people will let me know what kind of issues they run into - and there will be issues, many of them

anyway, the software and more information on it is located at

http://automation.slowcar.net

here are some screenshot examples:





And more info on the site.

Let me know what you think! Plenty more features are in the work (intelligent data fitting/interpolation, "smarter" log file analysis, the ability to store multiple runs/files in a database, etc.

Also note - if you use the save to pcm file functions make sure you have a backup of the file (*.ls1) as some portions of the code overwrite that file with the new one.