Phil
I'm sure I've asked for this before but if not, here it is again and if I did, please excuse me:
I'm still hoping for the operating dot to also indicate on the "Cell weighting map" where the engine is operating at. Here's why:
If there is an area that clearly has not received many data points (for VE tuning purposes), I want to get the engine to that area but without the operating point on the map, I have no idea how far away I am from that "undervisited" area and what I need to do to get it there. Having the operating point on the map will allow the tuner to very easily get the engine to the area that needs more time for tuning.
I realise that I can move the mouse pointer over that area to find out what rpm/load it is but then I have to go the VE map to get it there and concentrate on the PC screen and not on my driving.
VEAL suggestion
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Philip
'74 Jensen Interceptor 440ci (EFI'ed with MS2 and wasted spark + GM 4L60e GPIO controlled - both on Extra FW)
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Re: VEAL suggestion
Another suggestion:
It seems the only way to reset the cell weighting chart back to blank is to close TS and restart it. How about a button or right-click menu with a "Reset Cell weighting and Cell Change charts ?" OR
with a menu option somewhere where one can tell TS to reset the cell weighting and cell change chart every time you start Autotune?
It seems the only way to reset the cell weighting chart back to blank is to close TS and restart it. How about a button or right-click menu with a "Reset Cell weighting and Cell Change charts ?" OR
with a menu option somewhere where one can tell TS to reset the cell weighting and cell change chart every time you start Autotune?
Kind regards
Philip
'74 Jensen Interceptor 440ci (EFI'ed with MS2 and wasted spark + GM 4L60e GPIO controlled - both on Extra FW)
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Re: VEAL suggestion
If you save the tune the weighting chart clears. Actually its been awhile now since I've done it, I know at least that the change chart clears and I thought the weighting one did too but I could be mistaken.
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Re: VEAL suggestion
I've been using Auto Tune over the last two days (after a long time) and still miss not having the operating point on the "Cell Weighting" map.Philip Lochner wrote: I'm still hoping for the operating dot to also indicate on the "Cell weighting map" where the engine is operating at. Here's why:
If there is an area that clearly has not received many data points (for VE tuning purposes), I want to get the engine to that area but without the operating point on the map, I have no idea how far away I am from that "under visited" area and what I need to do to get it there. Having the operating point on the map will allow the tuner to very easily get the engine to the area that needs more time for tuning.
Just hoping that TS has matured to the point where smaller features may get attention
Kind regards
Philip
'74 Jensen Interceptor 440ci (EFI'ed with MS2 and wasted spark + GM 4L60e GPIO controlled - both on Extra FW)
Philip
'74 Jensen Interceptor 440ci (EFI'ed with MS2 and wasted spark + GM 4L60e GPIO controlled - both on Extra FW)