What are you using to tune and datalog?
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Here an example of what an Ipod can do:
Selectable gauge display, in the photo I'm displaying A/F (from the LC-1) in the "big" gauge and RPM and MAP in the secondary ones
All atached sensors+OBD2 sensors can be logged and displayed:
I think I logged A/F, IAT, RPM, TPS and MAP in this picture.
The log files can be sent to a PC (via e-mail for example) and analyzed with Logworks PC-Software.
The Ipod is mounted in a Tomtom GPS holder, so I can use it for Navigation or Track logger as well (I'm in love with the little gadget)
Selectable gauge display, in the photo I'm displaying A/F (from the LC-1) in the "big" gauge and RPM and MAP in the secondary ones
All atached sensors+OBD2 sensors can be logged and displayed:
I think I logged A/F, IAT, RPM, TPS and MAP in this picture.
The log files can be sent to a PC (via e-mail for example) and analyzed with Logworks PC-Software.
The Ipod is mounted in a Tomtom GPS holder, so I can use it for Navigation or Track logger as well (I'm in love with the little gadget)
that is sooo awesome!
Can this same thing be done for the iPad 2? I plan to have one molded in my dash for video/music purposes and if it can double as a tuning piece that would be sweet!
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Originally Posted by deibit' timestamp='1303811045' post='20507891
Here an example of what an Ipod can do:
Selectable gauge display, in the photo I'm displaying A/F (from the LC-1) in the "big" gauge and RPM and MAP in the secondary ones
All atached sensors+OBD2 sensors can be logged and displayed:
I think I logged A/F, IAT, RPM, TPS and MAP in this picture.
The log files can be sent to a PC (via e-mail for example) and analyzed with Logworks PC-Software.
The Ipod is mounted in a Tomtom GPS holder, so I can use it for Navigation or Track logger as well (I'm in love with the little gadget)
Selectable gauge display, in the photo I'm displaying A/F (from the LC-1) in the "big" gauge and RPM and MAP in the secondary ones
All atached sensors+OBD2 sensors can be logged and displayed:
I think I logged A/F, IAT, RPM, TPS and MAP in this picture.
The log files can be sent to a PC (via e-mail for example) and analyzed with Logworks PC-Software.
The Ipod is mounted in a Tomtom GPS holder, so I can use it for Navigation or Track logger as well (I'm in love with the little gadget)
that is sooo awesome!
Can this same thing be done for the iPad 2? I plan to have one molded in my dash for video/music purposes and if it can double as a tuning piece that would be sweet!
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Aem series2 with a pink asus 9" netbook lol atom cpu is fast enough to log and tune. Battery lasts like all day...
Aem tuner is workspace customized for the reduced screen size and I changed some hotkeys around for my convenience. I can get a datalog into aemlog, channels overlayed, and cropped data in a click while driving. I can probably make the changes to the map while sitting at a redlight.
I setup all the templates in aem log so I can pretty much analyze most datalogs efficiently esp wot ones.
For comparing data, graphing, and analyzing partial throttle logs in excel or using software dyno I prefer using my desktop with dual monitors. I using work off the flash card anyway on the netbook so its quick to bring data onto my desktop.
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Aem tuner is workspace customized for the reduced screen size and I changed some hotkeys around for my convenience. I can get a datalog into aemlog, channels overlayed, and cropped data in a click while driving. I can probably make the changes to the map while sitting at a redlight.
I setup all the templates in aem log so I can pretty much analyze most datalogs efficiently esp wot ones.
For comparing data, graphing, and analyzing partial throttle logs in excel or using software dyno I prefer using my desktop with dual monitors. I using work off the flash card anyway on the netbook so its quick to bring data onto my desktop.
Sent from my T-Mobile G2 using Tapatalk
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You use this thing to log data to the ipod, you can import this data later on to your Quad Core i7 with 8Gb RAM, 3TB Hard drive and triple head 28" LED monitors and do whatever you want with Logworks (which is a decent capable tuning tool)
This web page is based on an older version, but you will get the idea:
http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/resources/Stan2.php
Addtionally you can add more sensors than you could ever need.. temperature (EGT, Radiator..) Pressure (oil..) and etc etc...
Maybe there are better tuning tools.. but I am not aware of them (at least in this price range)
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http://s2k4me.com/smf/interior-mods/...nected-to-s2k/
this look like a nice setup..
i just got torque app and mini elm dongle ... works great .. still learning how to use it .. i want to log before and after test pipe install. you can log for Hp then use this
http://www.bradbarnhill.com/projects/VirtualDyno/
i haven't used it yet.. i must log the right PIDs.. im try to see if any one has a list of the PID for s2000
this look like a nice setup..
i just got torque app and mini elm dongle ... works great .. still learning how to use it .. i want to log before and after test pipe install. you can log for Hp then use this
http://www.bradbarnhill.com/projects/VirtualDyno/
i haven't used it yet.. i must log the right PIDs.. im try to see if any one has a list of the PID for s2000
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