Convert my Kalmaker SP3 tunes to TP5 (OSE12P?)
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Re: Convert my Kalmaker SP3 tunes to TP5 (OSE12P?)
No, the computers are too different. There are really only 2 types of MAP computers, and thats one type that can run 11p and one that can run 12p. the different computers that can run 12p are essentially the same. Some are missing the 8192 baud aldl chip but thats the only functional difference and 12p doesnt need to know if they have a comms board or sxr fitted - those devices 'just work' if present. The different service numbers for those that do have the 8192 baud aldl are hardware revisions which dont need to be treated any different by 12p. Then theres the RFI pcm service numbers but thats just more metal on the outside, same computer guts again. The MAF pcms are different and the same code doesnt run, hence The1 needs a lot more bench pcms and had to modify the different operating systems individually.
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Re: Convert my Kalmaker SP3 tunes to TP5 (OSE12P?)
Interesting.
I can work with PCs easily but coding etc to suit differences isn't something I can get my head around.
I can work with PCs easily but coding etc to suit differences isn't something I can get my head around.
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Re: Convert my Kalmaker SP3 tunes to TP5 (OSE12P?)
i've never really made anything to convert from one tune to another, simply used spreadsheets to calculate it out then never saved them.
i've made a few for putting histogram data in and getting adjusted ve out though more so than anything else.
i've made a few for putting histogram data in and getting adjusted ve out though more so than anything else.
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Re: Convert my Kalmaker SP3 tunes to TP5 (OSE12P?)
Is the format for timing the same as for VE? If it is then I'll just adapt the VE spreadsheet for spark.
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Re: Convert my Kalmaker SP3 tunes to TP5 (OSE12P?)
That'll work good
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Re: Convert my Kalmaker SP3 tunes to TP5 (OSE12P?)
Yeah same scale on the Z axis but different number of rows and different column headings. You can copy the data in row by row or column by column and make it fit but you get gaps. Use excel formulas to average to the sides of the gaps for a for a more-or-less equivalent table. See the spreadsheet I posted if you need but it sounds like you get it.
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