Datalogging procedure for 1.30AX

shonut · Post by **shonut** » Mon Feb 02, 2004 8:54 pm

Originally written by Jon 94GT, modifed for 1.30AX by SHO NUT

Note: This FAQ assumes that you have a working and installed TwEECer on your car and that you are using CalCon/CalEdit v1.30A7 or newer.

1) Connect the USB cable from the TwEECer to your computer.
2) Startup CalEdit.
3) Click the tab labeled "Utilities" at the top
4) The top right of the screen contains the various variables you may datalog (you may select up to 16). Select (check) the items you would like to datalog.
5) Click "Payload". The checkmarks will dissapear, confirming that the payload has been written. If you select ‘Save’ first, you will be prompted for a payload name, and this will be saved for future use.
6) Check the box labeled "Data Logging" which is at the bottom of the screen.
7) Turn the key in the ignition to the ON position and wait 5 seconds (so windows can have time to load the USB driver to talk to the TwEECer).
8.) Click "Write TwEECer".

* wait for CalEdit to write the binary and payload to the TwEECer *

9) Verify that the fans are not running or the fuel pump is not on (with the key on, engine off). If they are, then cycle the key and verify a normal startup sequence (fuel pump turns off after the key is turned on before starting).
10) Startup CalCon (You do not need to close CalEdit, unlike previous versions of CalCon/CalEdit). Note that you can use the CalCon button in CalEdit to open CalCon.
11) Verify that the TwEECer RT green light on the lower right corner is lit.
12) Click the tab at the top called "Dashboard" or "Digital" (doesn't matter which, just pick whichever display is preferable to you).
13) Check the box context labeled "Log to file" in the top middle to the right of the red Logging Button, if you want to save the log for future review. If you don’t want to save it, don’t check the Log to File box.
14) Start the car.
15) Click the red button context labeled "Start Logging". The Data green light should light up and ….

The gauges in the display should now spring to life showing you the various items you selected in your custom payload. If it does not, or very strange values show up, please make sure the connection with the J3 port on the EEC is clean, and that you followed the steps above correctly.

One other "NOTE"
When using Calcon 1.30Ax to datalog please build the payloads with the 1.30Ax version of the software. Do not use existing payloads from 1.20B3. And vice versa.

Last Updated: 5/19/05 Dale McPeters

99gt-ujstlst · Post by **99gt-ujstlst** » Fri May 28, 2004 12:23 am

shonut wrote:Originally written by Jon 94GT, modifed for 1.30AX by SHO NUT

Note: This FAQ assumes that you have a working and installed TwEECer on your car and that you are using CalCon/CalEdit v1.30A7 or newer.

1) Connect the USB cable from the TwEECer to your computer.
2) Startup CalEdit.
3) Click the tab labeled "Utilities" at the top
4) The top right of the screen contains the various variables you may datalog (you may select up to 16). Select (check) the items you would like to datalog.
5) Click "Payload". The checkmarks will dissapear, confirming that the payload has been written. If you select ‘Save’ first, you will be prompted for a payload name, and this will be saved for future use.
6) Check the box labeled "Data Logging" which is at the bottom of the screen.
7) Turn the key in the ignition to the ON position and wait 5 seconds (so windows can have time to load the USB driver to talk to the TwEECer).
8.) Click "Write TwEECer".

* wait for CalEdit to write the binary and payload to the TwEECer *

9) Verify that the fans are not running or the fuel pump is not on (with the key on, engine off). If they are, then cycle the key and verify a normal startup sequence (fuel pump turns off after the key is turned on before starting).
10) Startup CalCon (You do not need to close CalEdit, unlike previous versions of CalCon/CalEdit). Note that you can use the CalCon button in CalEdit to open CalCon.
11) Verify that the TwEECer RT green light on the lower right corner is lit.
12) Click the tab at the top called "Dashboard" or "Digital" (doesn't matter which, just pick whichever display is preferable to you).
13) Check the box context labeled "Log to file" in the top middle to the right of the red Logging Button, if you want to save the log for future review. If you don’t want to save it, don’t check the Log to File box.
14) Start the car.
15) Click the red button context labeled "Start Logging". The Data green light should light up and ….

The gauges in the display should now spring to life showing you the various items you selected in your custom payload. If it does not, or very strange values show up, please make sure the connection with the J3 port on the EEC is clean, and that you followed the steps above correctly.

Last Updated: 2/28/2004

I just got my tweecer, I had mike upload my old autologic tune

when I tried to do logging it would not work, I got stuck on step 9
whe I wrote to the tweecer and fans and pump came on and never went off, I took the key out and then turned the key back to the on position and they keep comeing on and stay on, only way to get then to turn off is to switch to program to on the tweecer

can you helpme on what I need to do to get the pump and fan to stay off

also I never used any tuneing softwhare and wantd to now what paramenters I need to change or what they are called for timeing and fuel

need to now where I tell the tweecer what my computer code is
I see startegy is a9m is that correct for my car

I have a 99gt 2 vavlve motor withnovi 2000 ported heads, riechard intake,

93Cobra · Post by **93Cobra** » Sat Jun 05, 2004 3:29 pm

Followed the instructions VERY carefully but no data was shown except that O2 sensors showed 2.5 volts, everything else read zeroes. Any ideas?

rao · Post by **rao** » Sat Jun 05, 2004 5:34 pm

I was having problems, but once I started writing to tweecer after sending the payload, it seems to workk fine.

99gt-ujstlst · Post by **99gt-ujstlst** » Sat Jun 05, 2004 6:35 pm

well took my car with the tweecer to get tuned and they could not get it to work, they think we might have a bad tweecer,

goin to call MIKE and see if he can help them out

93notch · Post by **93notch** » Sat Jun 05, 2004 8:41 pm

Did you read the Getting Started PDF file that comes with 1.30Axx?? It (and the readme on the About Tab) list the strategy vs year/models and your 99 uses minimum 2 banks. If you only write 1 bank to your tweecer your fan and pump will come on and stay on.

99gt-ujstlst · Post by **99gt-ujstlst** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 1:26 pm

93notch wrote:Did you read the Getting Started PDF file that comes with 1.30Axx?? It (and the readme on the About Tab) list the strategy vs year/models and your 99 uses minimum 2 banks. If you only write 1 bank to your tweecer your fan and pump will come on and stay on.

yeS I fiexed the fan issue when I set it to read all 4 bankc, but my tuner could not get it to work properly yesterday

we spent 3 hours and nothing so he will call and try to get some help

joesgt281 · Post by **joesgt281** » Fri Oct 01, 2004 8:04 am

93notch wrote:Did you read the Getting Started PDF file that comes with 1.30Axx?? It (and the readme on the About Tab) list the strategy vs year/models and your 99 uses minimum 2 banks. If you only write 1 bank to your tweecer your fan and pump will come on and stay on.

I didn't get any PDFs with my install but I did get Getting Started.rtf as well as Notes.rtf and Read Me.rtf.
Can anybody direct me to the pdf versions cuz I can't open these rtfs (or tell me how to open an rtf)?

Joe

Toucan · Post by **Toucan** » Fri Oct 01, 2004 9:21 am

You should be able to open the .rtf files with WordPad (Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> WordPad).

Also, the .pdf file mentioned is named GS.pdf -- it is in the installation directory of the CalEdit software -- default of C:\Program Files\STKR 1.30A\

Hope this helps...

joesgt281 · Post by **joesgt281** » Fri Oct 01, 2004 10:25 am

Toucan wrote:You should be able to open the .rtf files with WordPad (Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> WordPad).

Also, the .pdf file mentioned is named GS.pdf -- it is in the installation directory of the CalEdit software -- default of C:\Program Files\STKR 1.30A\

Hope this helps...

DOH! - found GS.pdf
DOH-DOH! - didn't even know I had WordPad - that worked great (i'd tried NotePad; guess I'm too Old School, LOL)

Thanks Nol

mootang · Post by **mootang** » Sat Jul 15, 2006 4:47 pm

kkeener · Post by **kkeener** » Sat Oct 28, 2006 5:48 pm

I was able to datalog and I can playback the log, but I don't see how to use the plotting tab. There is nothing to select in the Field List or fields for graph boxes.

I am using caleditv1.30a9 and calcon v1.0a7. CBAZA Strategy on my supercharged 94 gt.

I don't have a wideband, but the A/F ratio shown on the digital dispaly never gets above 2? Ideas?

Thanks,
Kelly

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