accurate data logging...




I'm using the default PIDs that Dash Command found. I just recently removed some of the Speed & Mileage sensors because I'm not looking at logging MPG
(I already do that in a more granular fashion)









Pretty much depends on the medium you're going to use - if your device has bluetooth or WiFi (or both?)
As you know, the iphone 4 has both wifi and bluetooth capabilities. I guess it just depends on whatever you can get the cheapest?
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FWIW, once I have driven my car hard, my non split system seems to keep IATs around 20 - 25* above ambient.




FWIW, once I have driven my car hard, my non split system seems to keep IATs around 20 - 25* above ambient.
first two pulls in 3rd, last pull in 4th
For some reason I cannot view the data....downloaded, opened excel, tried to open the file importing CSV....garbage...sorry
Did you split your system ? Are you running the pump all the time (hard wired) ?




but I converted for you

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...zNvUzd1RDNoVkE
So you must have missed my questions :
(1) Did you split your system ?
(2) Are you running the h/e pump all the time (hard wired) ?
And what is the average & peak boost you are running ?
Last edited by cij911; Sep 2, 2012 at 02:48 PM.




2) brand new Bosch 010 pump was installed last month - not sure if it's running all the time, but seems that it would be as it's been in the 90's 100s ambient around here

I have to check average/peak boost...
I finally got back from my Japan trip and figured out my PLX WiFi issue. Turns out that there is some sort of problem with the OBD-II splitter that I was using to share my OBD port with the PLX and the Valentine Saavy device.
As soon as I bypassed the splitter and plugged into the OBD port directly the connection worked perfectly.
I collected a quick log file tonight (need to get the Excel conveter to read it) and it looks like I need to learn more about configuring PIDs to get a complete data set in the future.
Anyway.... I'm happy at least that I'm able to play along on this thread and start comparing and sharing data with others here.
-G




I finally got back from my Japan trip and figured out my PLX WiFi issue. Turns out that there is some sort of problem with the OBD-II splitter that I was using to share my OBD port with the PLX and the Valentine Saavy device.
As soon as I bypassed the splitter and plugged into the OBD port directly the connection worked perfectly.
I collected a quick log file tonight (need to get the Excel conveter to read it) and it looks like I need to learn more about configuring PIDs to get a complete data set in the future.
Anyway.... I'm happy at least that I'm able to play along on this thread and start comparing and sharing data with others here.
-G
Last edited by bnzuovr; Dec 26, 2012 at 01:59 AM.








http://www.palmerperformance.com/hardware/index.php
overall I'm pretty pleased for $60 for my Kiwi WiFi and $50 for the DC app

works on all of our vehicles




