DYNOJET: Questions about power vision data logging
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Cruiser
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Questions about power vision data logging
I have a 2015 Street Bob with engine mods listed below in my sig. I used a base map from fuel moto and dialed it in with several auto tune runs on my power vision. All of the cells hit during the auto tune runs got to within 2% with the exception of a random cell here and there. The bike runs great, but occasionally under hard acceleration when I close the throttle to up shift I get a loud pop in the exhaust. I want to run a data log but have a few questions:
1) Does the power vision only log the parameters indicated on the screen when the log is started?
2) What parameters do I need to capture in a data log?
I used auto tune basic, so there were no changes to the timing. If there is anything else I can provide that would help, just let me know. Thanks in advance.
1) Does the power vision only log the parameters indicated on the screen when the log is started?
2) What parameters do I need to capture in a data log?
I used auto tune basic, so there were no changes to the timing. If there is anything else I can provide that would help, just let me know. Thanks in advance.
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This is the list of fields I tend to log.
Acel Enr
Advance F
Advance R
Decl Enl
ET
Front AFF
Front Fast Retard
Front O2 V
Gear (The first one)
Idle Set
INJ PW F
INJ PW R
IONQ1
IONQ2
MAP
Rear AFF
Rear CLI
Rear Fast Retard
Rear O2 V
RPM
Set AFR
TP
VE Front
VE New Front
VE New Rear
VE Rear
VSS
Warm-up AFR
Have fun tuning.
Beast
Acel Enr
Advance F
Advance R
Decl Enl
ET
Front AFF
Front Fast Retard
Front O2 V
Gear (The first one)
Idle Set
INJ PW F
INJ PW R
IONQ1
IONQ2
MAP
Rear AFF
Rear CLI
Rear Fast Retard
Rear O2 V
RPM
Set AFR
TP
VE Front
VE New Front
VE New Rear
VE Rear
VSS
Warm-up AFR
Have fun tuning.
Beast
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Cruiser
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From: Pacific Northwest
This is the list of fields I tend to log.
Acel Enr
Advance F
Advance R
Decl Enl
ET
Front AFF
Front Fast Retard
Front O2 V
Gear (The first one)
Idle Set
INJ PW F
INJ PW R
IONQ1
IONQ2
MAP
Rear AFF
Rear CLI
Rear Fast Retard
Rear O2 V
RPM
Set AFR
TP
VE Front
VE New Front
VE New Rear
VE Rear
VSS
Warm-up AFR
Have fun tuning.
Beast
Acel Enr
Advance F
Advance R
Decl Enl
ET
Front AFF
Front Fast Retard
Front O2 V
Gear (The first one)
Idle Set
INJ PW F
INJ PW R
IONQ1
IONQ2
MAP
Rear AFF
Rear CLI
Rear Fast Retard
Rear O2 V
RPM
Set AFR
TP
VE Front
VE New Front
VE New Rear
VE Rear
VSS
Warm-up AFR
Have fun tuning.
Beast
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From: Olive & Oak
Any signal that you have in the list will be in your datalog session regardless of what gauge you are viewing.
To View Signals
Signals are channels that can be logged on the Power Vision. You can add, edit, or delete channels that are data logged.
To View Signals
Signals are channels that can be logged on the Power Vision. You can add, edit, or delete channels that are data logged.
- Touch Datalog >Signals
- To edit one of the channels from the list:
- Select a channel from the list.
- Touch Edit to change the gauge properties for the selected channel.
- To remove a channel from the list:
- Select a channel from the list.
- Touch Remove to delete the channel from the data logging global signal list.
- To add a channel to the current list:
- Touch Add to add a channel not in the current list.
- Use the Set Global Signal Properties screen to select and set up a channel.
- Touch OK to return to the Data Logging Global Signals screen.
- Touch Exit to return to the Datalog menu.
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Cruiser
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I went into the data log setting menu as directed by the user manual and selected the narrow band tuning global signals list. It then reset the device to include whatever is the default for this global list, but I have no readily apparent way of viewing what exactly is included in this list or to edit said list to ensure all signals on the list provided above are included. I must be missing something here.
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From: Olive & Oak
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I went into the data log setting menu as directed by the user manual and selected the narrow band tuning global signals list. It then reset the device to include whatever is the default for this global list, but I have no readily apparent way of viewing what exactly is included in this list or to edit said list to ensure all signals on the list provided above are included. I must be missing something here.
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Road Master
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From: Olive & Oak
No. What ever signals you have in your list will be logged regardless of what gauge you are viewing.
Datalog Settings
Signals
Create the signals list that WB has above.
Last edited by J929626; May 6, 2016 at 02:19 PM.
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Cruiser
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I'm an idiot. You can only edit the manual list. I was trying to edit one of the auto lists. I'll make the above parameters are included in the manual list, run a few catalogs and post up here with a copy of my map for review since I don't have the slightest clue what to look for.