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I would be quite interested in taking a look at your commented .idb files if you are willing to share?
I completely understand if you want to keep the results of your rce to yourself.
I would be quite interested in taking a look at your commented .idb files if you are willing to share?
I completely understand if you want to keep the results of your rce to yourself.
I will probably post that someday...
I'll send a PM
Winlog driver finished.
Getting 12 values at a steady 50hz atm.
Increasing or decreasing the amount of values does not seem to have a significant effect on the data rate.
Alright, so tried it on a running car, with some help from someone who actually has a 2.2T...
At first it did not work above 2000 RPM.
Everything went haywire.
I then remembered that there is some sort of threshold (mappable) in the ECU and it is used to determine whether to run logic.
Stock it is 2000 RPM, after setting it to 10200 RPM the logging works perfectly.
However, those routines that are limited by that constant are pretty large, and while the ECU works fine, it's calculations are a bit slowed down by this in theory.
No idea if it is even noticeable (car revs fine and everything works), but someone did put that constant there for a good reason.
I also don't really need any of that stuff to run for my routine to work, so it makes me think that something breaks something else somewhere.
So, I am going to simulate some RPM on the bench, and try figuring out what I need to disable for it to work...
Because they are resistance based and the ECU only has spare 0-5V 8 bit ADC's.
If you can manage to give a such voltage, so that the result after running through the EGT probe is in 0-5V range, be my guest.
It's also pretty much pointless to log EGT. It is something that you can easily see on a gauge and check it a couple times. It's not real time data that you need to know where it exactly happened...
EGT is checked in a long high gear pull and basically it is either too high or not.
Because they are resistance based and the ECU only has spare 0-5V 8 bit ADC's.
If you can manage to give a such voltage, so that the result after running through the EGT probe is in 0-5V range, be my guest.
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