joecar

I'm teaching someone how to use their HPT...

can someone point me to a concise/condensed/quickie how-to summary...?

I'm probably going to have 1-2 hours to squeeze it all in

Please/Thanks

( I use EFILive )

jaydubb

Theyre gonna have to get on the net and search. Read. Order a few books. Etc...

joecar

I'll simply walk him thru the Help on the HPT website

( how to use, not how to tune )

jaydubb

Oh... There's a video on YouTube. I can find it for you later if you like...

Drj8787

This helped me get started
http://www.masterenginetuner.com/efi...ase-study.html

joecar

Ok, thanks, I'll point him there after I get him comfortable logging and viewing tables.

2xLS1

iTrader: (25)

Joe if you can figure out EFI Live, HP tuners is going to seem like falling off a log. There are a lot of video demos in the stickies on the HP Tuners forum.

joecar

Yes, I use the VCM editor offen, but when I try to view logs it seems the scanner is missing a cfg file...

but mostly I have to teach him how to log and do various basic tasks.

gagliano7

You can go to the hptuners tune repository with your buddy's hptuners serial # and look at different tunes to see things that have been changed on different tunes. here are some things you can look at.

http://ls1tuningguide.com/tuninghelpfiles.php

http://www.michigansnowmobiler.com/h...ons%20rev2.pdf

joyridin'

iTrader: (1)

Any good sites like those for the Gen IV stuff?

joecar

Ok, thanks.

gagliano7

Not sure i only work on my gen 3

joecar

The Gen3 stuff also applies to GenIV with a few small differences (actual VE vs virtual VE).

joecar

Ok, I now see how to select/save pids for logging (answering my question regarding config), it's fome from the Table window... ok, now I'm looking at custom/calculated pids...

joecar

Has HPT yet released public software that does VVE for E38/E67...?

joyridin'

iTrader: (1)

There are quite a few more differences than that.

joecar

Sure, there are many more tables, but what you already know about (and relating to) VE (now in virtual form), MAF, IFR, OLFA, PE, trims, spark, idle and other things still applies (even tho some of those tables may now look different).

2xLS1

iTrader: (25)

Joe there is a VVE tool built in the 2.25 Beta only. To tune VVE with the public release 2.24 you have to use the Bluecat VVE tool. It's easy to find and download. Look for a thread in their GM Gen4 sub forum.

joecar

I've downloaded the Bluecat tool, thanks.