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Nice call Tugly on the BlueStack, No more need to dual boot. I have been out of the Android world for too long. (Microsoft/Cisco Network Administrator)
I have downloaded this and will try it out in the truck with AE this weekend!
Oh yeah I have one and it works great with Torque. I went back to using this. If I want to datalog EGT, I can always switch to the PLX adapter and use Dashcommand. Not ideal, but will do for now.
In TorquePro, when you select 'Start Logging' then stop after a few WOT runs and are all pleased with yourself when you email the zipped log to your email where you *know* you can open the .CSV file with Excel and will show everyone how you maxed at 17.2psi Boost stock (except for deleted Cat and K&N flat filter in the stock housing)....
You will be quite disappointed when you realize *why* TorquePro offered to upload the file to Google Earth and feel foolish for being perplexed Hahahahaha!!!!
So I just got my bluetooth adapter in today and I'm trying to get the transmission temperature reading. The first thing I tried was the two that are already setup in Torque. Of course it said there was no reading. So then I hopped on here and tried the custom PID below. Then my truck wouldn't start. Deleted the gauge and boom started right up. What am I doing wrong I've never used one of these adapters before.
Torque on Superduty
Transmission Fluid Temperature
Short Name: TFT
PID: 221674
Units: °F
Max/Min: 250.0/0.0
Equation: ((A*256)+B)/8
Also I'm going to be towing my new fifth wheel across the country, what other gauges should I be looking at?
That seems to have done the trick. I guess I'll find out for sure once I'm towing tomorrow. I saw E99 referenced somewhere in this thread and I was wondering why they were talking a van. Now I know what it means, lol. Thanks a lot I never would have figured it out myself.
I've Got a silly question, When setting up FTE custom PID's, do you leave the scale button at X1 unless specified???? You don't have them listed in any of your Posted Sets.
Thanks.
I've Got a silly question, When setting up FTE custom PID's, do you leave the scale button at X1 unless specified???? You don't have them listed in any of your Posted Sets.
Thanks.
I've recently created the custom FTE pid's and left the scale at 1X. They seem to work well that way for me. I'm using the Baro, EBP, EOTv², ICP & IPR pid's.
I changed the scale on RPMs to get a dial from 0 to 3.5 (X .001), you could do the same on ICP. It's been a while... I can't remember if I had to tinker with FIPW to get it down to milliseconds (0-3.5 scale on Stinky).
Funny you mention that, I tinkered with the scale on Pulse width, As we do with AE, and it changed the Min-Max all over the place. I put it back to X1 quickly. I need to learn 1 piece of software at a time, I'm my own worst nightmare......