Good job on that! I think we both started trying to do that at the same time and I've pretty much done nothing since then.

FYI for anyone printing it out there's some stray tables down below that need to be deleted before you print or else you get some extra paper.

I would also still like to know exactly what the throttle angle rate is... ultimately I would think it would have to go back to some kind of change in TPS voltge per unit time. But maybe that gets converted to some kind of throttle angle? The ECT or ACT question has never been answered as far as I k...

Did I miss the new release to fix this problem or is it still coming?

I can wait a couple days, thanks.

What would be the estimate on when a solution to this will be released? I'm having the same problem. Is there any work around that anyone has found?

Good news I am back logging again. For future reference here is what fixed me. Mike sent me some file called Ultima2 which by itself didn't do anything to fix it. But when I went to the ultimaserial.com and downloaded the plain ultima file I no longer got the error when installing 1.30. And Calcon n...

So I am the only one getting this ultimaserial.ocx error? Or is there some order of installing things I'm doing wrong? I'm going Borland - RT130A7 - UPD130A8

Well nothing seemed to work so I went back to Window 98 because I knew at least 1.20 used to work there. When I install the Borland Database I get an error "Error creating/opening registry key" From some searching I believe that is to be expected. When I install 1.30 a7 I get an error message " C:\W...

It was on the Scout and yes it did work before.

Do you mean just select the variables and hit payload then rewrite to the Tweecer? If so then I already did that.

I just started trying to use A8 (didn't do any logging with A7) problem is I get totaly wrong values for everything in Calcon when logging. 200 mph sitting in driveway, 9000 rpm etc.

I should have know better but I also changed to Windows XP at the same time. Could that be my problem?

The x and y axis are still labled wrong for Accel Enrichment Fuel Table.

See this thread for more info

http://tweecer.oplnk.net/viewtopic.php? ... ight=#9840

The ultimate verification of timing control would be to check it with a timing light on one of the plug wires. I’m assuming a regular old timing light should work with EDIS, shouldn’t it? If it works the timing should move with the Spout Plug in of course.

I have a list I made of every scaler, function, and table in the A9L you can have if that helps? I never got around to filling anything in though for each of them.

I guess I don't see the hosting as the issue, it's the definition of what each thing is that is missing. If I had this I could just make a Word document and put it in the Yahoo group files. That would make me recommend the Tweecer to anyone, until then I don't because I know most people won't have t...

How are you doing this? Just trial and error or do you have a way to see "what is going on behind the scenes?"

Personaly I don't get much from looking at other user's files, but that may be because my combinations aren't very typical. I still think the most useful thing that I could use would be a list of what each scaler, table, etc, represents, what the allowable ranges are and what processors actually use...

I'm going to take what you sent me and add it to what I have, then I'll post it when I have it all together in a reasonable format. It may be awhile as I have no financial benifit in doing a project like this, and it would have to prioritized such.

I was thinking of doing something similar and posting it somewhere like geocities. We could make a standard form that people could send to the owner of the list for a particular function scaler table so the owner wouldn't have to spend a bunch ot time formatting the responses. It could have what eac...

Here's my 2 cents while we're at it. I'm keeping my Tweecer and will probably buy at least another one, but I have to second at least some of Ziggy's gripes. I think the Tweecer has been succesful because there isn't anything else like it available. Eventually someone is going to copy it and make so...