I just tried using the vs N/a adx on a super6/L67 which ever you want to call it & can't get information out of it properly?
None of it really seems right? I was under the impression it may have been the same adx as n/a but obviously not!
The 1.07 version seemed worse when I based the tune off btbp & then went to ckum & didn't come up with any errors while logging but all the info wasn't right?
Any idea's???
VS L67 Super 6 ADX?
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VS L67 Super 6 ADX?
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Re: VS L67 Super 6 ADX?
i think the bins are similar to n'a but a few bits off, so im guessing you should try moving the values around slightly then see if you pick something up which you can verify then just change everything else by the same amount.
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Re: VS L67 Super 6 ADX?
OK after a quick introductory of editing adx's with the help of THE1 (very helpful!!!) it looks like most of the packets are offset by 5, but not all!
Is there any way of confirming what & where each 1 is?
Is there any way of confirming what & where each 1 is?
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Re: VS L67 Super 6 ADX?
Well it turns out they were all offset by exactly 5! It just didn't show in the log till after I made changes to the adx & then closed & reopened it with the log & bingo!
Now I just have to figure out why in tp5 it wont save the log's to the file I ask it says there's an error & saving to he temp directory instead as temp.xdl!
My guess is it's got to be something simple in preferences?
Now I just have to figure out why in tp5 it wont save the log's to the file I ask it says there's an error & saving to he temp directory instead as temp.xdl!
My guess is it's got to be something simple in preferences?
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Re: VS L67 Super 6 ADX?
got the latest version?
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Re: VS L67 Super 6 ADX?
yeah i've had that issue a few times, noit sure what the go is, but im normally trying to save to a syncronised offline network drive, but that shouldn't matter
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Re: VS L67 Super 6 ADX?
so how are we offsetting this adx by 5 needs to fix one for l67
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Re: VS L67 Super 6 ADX?
in the editing screen change the offset, have to do this for each item 
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Re: VS L67 Super 6 ADX?
you only need to offset the 0x06 by 5 .....
in this case 0x06 would be 0x0A
in this case 0x06 would be 0x0A
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Re: VS L67 Super 6 ADX?
so we offset the packet rather than offsetting the bit inside the packet? how many bits per packet is there on the aldl bus? Or did i read that wrong