Evo X Logging
#511
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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?
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?
#512
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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?
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?
#523
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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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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?
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 %.