Editing a stacked bin file in TunerPro
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Editing a stacked bin file in TunerPro
Currently running a stacked bin file and have a question. When I load the stacked bin file into TunerPro open it and edit it does it change both bin files or only the one I need or do Have to unstack and edit both bin files? The reason I ask is I made changes to the kinjflow and can't see a change in the wideband reading.
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Re: Editing a stacked bin file in TunerPro
It edits the wrong one. Tunerpro will edit the one at the bottom (0x0000) and the car runs the one justified to the top (ending at 0xFFFF which starts at 0x8000).
Your options are:
1) Read the bin out the PCM with ose flash tool, it'll be correct.
2) Turn of 'calibration area only' in oseplugin and hit download then save the bin from Tunerpro (if using oseplugin)
3) Cut the stacked bin in half before editing and edit the top half
4) Edit your XDF and change the offset so it'll match the other half and save it clearly with stacked bin in the filename so you dont loose track of it, and use it only for offline editing stacked bins.
Your options are:
1) Read the bin out the PCM with ose flash tool, it'll be correct.
2) Turn of 'calibration area only' in oseplugin and hit download then save the bin from Tunerpro (if using oseplugin)
3) Cut the stacked bin in half before editing and edit the top half
4) Edit your XDF and change the offset so it'll match the other half and save it clearly with stacked bin in the filename so you dont loose track of it, and use it only for offline editing stacked bins.
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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Charlescrown
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Re: Editing a stacked bin file in TunerPro
Thanks antus. I understand whats going on now.