Universalpatcher with Logger & Analyzer
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Re: Universalpatcher with Logger & Analyzer
So it will just log binary? I found gm lan Bible online that contains breakdown of 11 and 29 bit frames. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... edit#gid=1
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Re: Universalpatcher with Logger & Analyzer
This is exciting to see.
I like the analyzer function
With regards to can, i work with it pretty much every day and could help on the analyzer functionality. I'm assuming this is all written in c#?
I like the analyzer function
With regards to can, i work with it pretty much every day and could help on the analyzer functionality. I'm assuming this is all written in c#?
Re: Universalpatcher with Logger & Analyzer
Yes, written in c#.jlvaldez wrote:This is exciting to see.
I like the analyzer function
With regards to can, i work with it pretty much every day and could help on the analyzer functionality. I'm assuming this is all written in c#?
Can you look file Datalogger\Analyzer.cs, and send ideas, how it should be modified for CAN?
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Re: Universalpatcher with Logger & Analyzer
One quick thing I've been playing with, someone else had errors with the E38 and the vin that was read using universal patcher..
I noticed something in the eeprom that might work a little better, tested with approx 50 E38 bins and it works on all of them..
If anyone has a lot of E38 bins(especially if they have the vin number in the file name to check against) they could try the changes below.. It's not a big deal but seems like an easy fix?
In the e38.xml down in the eeprom section at the bottom I changed
<CheckWords>a5a0:326:1cc:CWvin,a5a0:1da:b4:CWvin,a5a0:1be:b8:CWvin</CheckWords>
to this
<CheckWords>0000:71:b8:CWvin,0000:6d:b4:CWvin</CheckWords>
I noticed something in the eeprom that might work a little better, tested with approx 50 E38 bins and it works on all of them..
If anyone has a lot of E38 bins(especially if they have the vin number in the file name to check against) they could try the changes below.. It's not a big deal but seems like an easy fix?
In the e38.xml down in the eeprom section at the bottom I changed
<CheckWords>a5a0:326:1cc:CWvin,a5a0:1da:b4:CWvin,a5a0:1be:b8:CWvin</CheckWords>
to this
<CheckWords>0000:71:b8:CWvin,0000:6d:b4:CWvin</CheckWords>
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Re: Universalpatcher with Logger & Analyzer
I'm playing with the software and I need some help figuring something out. I love the fact that x and y can be swapped, but is there a way to change what Tunerpro calls "Major Order" between Row and Column?
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There is Rowmajor checkbox for each entry, that is similar to the tunerpro settings. However to use it properly you need to swap axis too:labels, names and size, otherwise it will print data with wrong axis length.
You need to switch to tablelist view and scroll to the RowMajor column.
You need to switch to tablelist view and scroll to the RowMajor column.
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Re: Universalpatcher with Logger & Analyzer
First of all thanks to everyone involved in sharing these tools. I am late to the party so I still have a lot to learn.
I have been checking out Universal Patcher and I like the layout of things. I have made some minor changes to
a bin file and checked them in tuner pro and seems that I have a fairly good handle on how to make these changes
and save them. My problem is that when I want to write this calibration to the PCM I get a message to Please try again
on a less important PCM. The test write seems to complete fine no problem. Can someone please point out what I am doing
wrong?https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UrpNQU ... sp=sharing
I have been checking out Universal Patcher and I like the layout of things. I have made some minor changes to
a bin file and checked them in tuner pro and seems that I have a fairly good handle on how to make these changes
and save them. My problem is that when I want to write this calibration to the PCM I get a message to Please try again
on a less important PCM. The test write seems to complete fine no problem. Can someone please point out what I am doing
wrong?https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UrpNQU ... sp=sharing
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Re: Universalpatcher with Logger & Analyzer
read the dialog beforehand and press the other button.
Have you read the FAQ? For lots of information and links to significant threads see here: http://pcmhacking.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1396
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Re: Universalpatcher with Logger & Analyzer
Thanks antus, I read it but I didn't catch what it was really asking me. Sorry for the ignorance.
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Its worded like that to encourage people to slow down and be careful and read so hopefully people make less mistakes and shoot themselves in the foot less.
Have you read the FAQ? For lots of information and links to significant threads see here: http://pcmhacking.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1396