LBZ BBL $0001 Error

[Cougar281]

I set up a bunch of PIDs to monitor (see below for the relevant section and attached trace file), but when I try to display the data, I get a $0001 error, which according to the error list, means USB internal error. Why am I getting a USB error when I try to BBL?


LBZ|, Y, LBZ&AL6


; __________________________________________________ _______________________
; (LBZ|)
*PSL_16
;
;Node PID Custom (Cap:Units:Prec:Fact:Offs:Inv) Alarm (min:max:style:time*10ms:hold*sec)
;---- ---------------- ----------------------------------------- -----------------------------------------
ECM, ECT, ECT:°F:0:1.800000:32.000000:N
ECM, MAP, MAP:psi:1:0.145038:0.000000:N
ECM, RPM
ECM, VSS, VSS:mph:0:0.621371:0.000000:N
ECM, IAT, IAT:°F:0:1.800000:32.000000:N
TCM, IAT2, IAT2:°F:0:1.800000:32.000000:N
ECM, TP
ECM, AAT, AAT:°F:0:1.800000:32.000000:N
ECM, TP_A
ECM, TCVDES
ECM, TCVPOS
ECM, FRPDES, FRPDES:psi:0:145.037704:0.000000:N
TCM, GEAR
TCM, TURBINE
TCM, TFT, TFT:°F:0:1.800000:32.000000:N
TCM, TSTATE01
TCM, TSTATE02
TCM, TSTATE03
TCM, TSTATE04
TCM, TSTATE05
TCM, TSTATE06
TCM, TSTATE07
TCM, TSTATE08
TCM, TSTATE09
TCM, TSTATE10
TCM, TSTATE11
TCM, TSTATE14
TCM, TSTATE15
TCM, TSTATE16
TCM, TSTATE17
TCM, TSTATE19
TCM, TSTATE33
TCM, FASTLRN1
TCM, TSTATE35
TCM, TSTATE39
TCM, TCCDC
TCM, SHIFTLAST
TCM, TCCSLIP
ECM, STATE00
ECM, STATE01
ECM, STATE02
ECM, STATE03
ECM, STATE06
ECM, STATE07
ECM, STATE08

[Blacky]

Based on the trace file you sent, one of the following PIDs is not supported by the TCM: TURBINE, TCCSLIP, GEAR, TFT or IAT2. I'm guessing it's IAT2, try deselecting IAT2. If that does not fix the problem, try deselecting each of the PIDs I listed one at a time until the error stops.

As to why you're getting the $0001 error, I'm still investigating.

Regards
Paul

[Cougar281]

Thanks for the info, I'll try taking IAT2 out and see what happens... On that note, why is IAT2 a "TCM" PID? It's definately not, and is definately there in the Engine data on my Tech2....

[Blacky]

I probably messed up when defining the PIDs for the LBZ/LMM/AL6 controllers., I'll double check it.
Regards
Paul