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Old Jul 5, 2009, 01:09 PM
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I tried logging mode23 today and it did not work. I have Evoscan v2.6beta installed and I am using mrfred's latest xml file posted in this thread. The ECU is flashed with the correct code.

I kept getting the following error code:

Error: Conversion from string "&HLC" to type 'integer' is not valid.

I tried with WDBO2 enabled and disabled and got the same result. I tried with "mode23 mod only below here" checked and unchecked and still got the same results.

When I swapped back to my CAN xml file, the logger worked.

What am I doing wrong?
Old Jul 5, 2009, 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by nj1266
I tried logging mode23 today and it did not work. I have Evoscan v2.6beta installed and I am using mrfred's latest xml file posted in this thread. The ECU is flashed with the correct code.

I kept getting the following error code:

Error: Conversion from string "&HLC" to type 'integer' is not valid.

I tried with WDBO2 enabled and disabled and got the same result. I tried with "mode23 mod only below here" checked and unchecked and still got the same results.

When I swapped back to my CAN xml file, the logger worked.

What am I doing wrong?
This is covered in the previous page or the page before that.
Old Jul 6, 2009, 06:12 PM
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Thanks mrfred.

I do have some questions. Does the TBEC table add/subtract WGDC to the passive or reactive solenoid? Is there a third load to be logged for the boost? I know we can log the timing and fuel load, but is there one for the boost?
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the passive solenoid is.... passive

hehe
Old Jul 6, 2009, 06:40 PM
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tephra, have you found the intake & exhaust VVT degrees?
Old Jul 6, 2009, 06:56 PM
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tephra, have you found the intake & exhaust VVT degrees?
Max is 25 intake variation and 35 exhaust ..
Old Jul 6, 2009, 07:00 PM
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Originally Posted by gunzo
Max is 25 intake variation and 35 exhaust ..
Yeah, 10-35* for intake and is exhaust +10 to -25*? I was trying to figure this out that's why I wanted to log the VVT degrees.
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no - funny you should ask, I was looking for them yesterday !
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Originally Posted by SiC
Yeah, 10-35* for intake and is exhaust +10 to -25*? I was trying to figure this out that's why I wanted to log the VVT degrees.
Hmm .. thought I passed them to you ?? .. they are correct you know

it's 10-35 intake opening referenced BTDC

0-35 exhaust closing referenced ATDC
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Originally Posted by gunzo
Hmm .. thought I passed them to you ?? .. they are correct you know

it's 10-35 intake opening referenced BTDC

0-35 exhaust closing referenced ATDC
Okay, I think the formulas may be off, I'm seeing -12* (peak load WOT) to +21* (idle) for intake.
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Okay, I think the formulas may be off, I'm seeing -12* (peak load WOT) to +21* (idle) for intake.
2byte ???

ok .. I'll go check and pm you
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Originally Posted by gunzo
2byte ???

ok .. I'll go check and pm you
Yes, 2byte
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Originally Posted by tephra
the passive solenoid is.... passive

hehe
So you are saying that WGDCC changes are based off of the reactive solenoid that is maxxed out at 100% at WOT unless you are running a pill? So how does the WGDCC react or correct when the reactive solenoid is at 100%? Have you logged it? Can you post the log of passive and reactive solenoids and WGDCC during a WOT run?
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Originally Posted by nj1266
So you are saying that WGDCC changes are based off of the reactive solenoid that is maxxed out at 100% at WOT unless you are running a pill? So how does the WGDCC react or correct when the reactive solenoid is at 100%? Have you logged it? Can you post the log of passive and reactive solenoids and WGDCC during a WOT run?
It pulls from the reactive solenoid if needed. I've seen it in logs. The passive solenoid is a odd feature.

When still using both solenoids and bigger turbos you can have the passive set at 0 and reactive set at a certain %. The curve will not be "full" like a single solenoid until you start using the passive solenoid %.
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I have discovered that the ECU uses the following scaling for the OBD_MAP signal (ie mode1 pid 0xb)

kpa = adc_map * 1.345 + 0.25

the ECU also caps this at 255kpa (as per the standard )


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