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I use it all the time... zeros would be no change in that cell... pic of my last one
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Krwould, thank you for the snap shots of the tables. When I run a log, Log Tuner shows zeros on every box of every parameter. But when I read the datalog in excel, there are several deltas and new VEs displayed. So I am running the logs correctly but PV log tuner isnt incorporating the changes.
I think it may be that the FM map is open loop.
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Krwould, thank you for the snap shots of the tables. When I run a log, Log Tuner shows zeros on every box of every parameter. But when I read the datalog in excel, there are several deltas and new VEs displayed. So I am running the logs correctly but PV log tuner isnt incorporating the changes.
I think it may be that the FM map is open loop.
I run an open loop map but I am using auto tune with wideband O2 sensors....
I am new at this myself, I don't have all the answers but give FM a call tomorrow and they will get you on the right track for sure... unless one of these other guys jump in here and help ya...
Did you save a value file to read the data logs with?
Yep, sure did, followed JustDennis's instructions to a "t".
The bike is running great, less a bit of popping during upshifts from 1-2 and 2-3, but I can play with the Decel Enleanment a bit to fix that I think.
My concern is that when reading the VE Front and VE Rear from the log runs (reading in excel) the rear cylinder is not more than .5 off, meaning current is 94, "new" is 93.5. but the front is, as an example, current 86, recommended new is 79.
Obviously some changes need to be made, it would seem, but I am simply getting my *** kicked by the compputer programs! HA
Before you saved the PVV file did you check the boxes?
Yes Sir I did. I can actually read the logs in MS Excel, but the PV Log Tuner program wont show anything...all zeros everywhere...which do not align with the data I can read in excel.
I have been chatting with Dan at DJ to get the additonal parameters in Win PV opened up (ACR, Gears...etc).
Definitely need to call Jamie at FM to see if the map they provided is open loop, which, from what I gather, will show as all zeros in PV Log Tuner as it is a closed loop tuning program.
so I could save a current tune as say, closedloop001.pvt, modify my fuel table to look like this, save, send to PV, flash ECM, run a couple data logs, go through the PV Log tuner to Win PV process of calculating the tune to get the VE adjustments, save new .pvt, then return my fuel tables to what they were before saving as closedloop001.pvt , save new .pvt, send to PV, flash ECM, and this would allow me to get the corrected VEs in place even with an open loop map running?
so I could save a current tune as say, closedloop001.pvt, modify my fuel table to look like this, save, send to PV, flash ECM, run a couple data logs, go through the PV Log tuner to Win PV process of calculating the tune to get the VE adjustments, save new .pvt, then return my fuel tables to what they were before saving as closedloop001.pvt , save new .pvt, send to PV, flash ECM, and this would allow me to get the corrected VEs in place even with an open loop map running?
I'm not sure where your at with this right now, but after you have open logs,calc tune apply values the next save is a new pvt. load that to your PV and open it in WinPV. then you need to load compare with the previous unchanged map for which you will need a saved copy on your computer as the PV can only open one map at a time. then you go active tune compare tune with the two buttons and you will be able to see the changes flicker between the two. The rest, flash the new tune, create a new pvv from the new tune , go out logging and the process starts again.
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