logging LTRIM readings - OBD-2 software
Which paramerers are important?
How is this information logged in OBD-2?
Is it necessary to cut and paste the data to MS Excel to average the data?
Thanks...
Which paramerers are important?
How is this information logged in OBD-2?
Is it necessary to cut and paste the data to MS Excel to average the data?
Thanks...
HTH
LONGFT1%
SHRTFT2%
LONGFT2%
These are the OBD-2 software parameters that were used by a friend to check the air/fuel/timing curves. As I recall, he belived the readings should be slightly negative.
I'm not sure why software companies such as OBD-2, LS1Edit and others do not provide explainations to helpo users understand their products.
LONGFT1%
SHRTFT2%
LONGFT2%
These are the OBD-2 software parameters that were used by a friend to check the air/fuel/timing curves. As I recall, he belived the readings should be slightly negative.
I'm not sure why software companies such as OBD-2, LS1Edit and others do not provide explainations to helpo users understand their products.
You will also want to log the enhanced FTC, and FTL PID's and not include the datapoints in your average's that have the FTL as 'disabled'.
For timing, you will want the following:
SPARDADV - Generic
KR - enhanced
LONGFT1%
SHRTFT2%
LONGFT2%
These are the OBD-2 software parameters that were used by a friend to check the air/fuel/timing curves. As I recall, he belived the readings should be slightly negative.
I'm not sure why software companies such as OBD-2, LS1Edit and others do not provide explainations to helpo users understand their products.
I would be interested in the favorites you have constructed for Car Code OBD-2. I use it occasionally just for kicks.
z06_pwr@mac.com
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I'll send 'em to your email address. To use them, go to "Favourites" on the menu bar (Alex must be a Brit) and select Open to browse to the appropriate file. Then, you're good to go.
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