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    I just followed the AutoVE tutorial, I have the SDAutoVE.tun tune loaded up in the car and ready to go, but was waiting for the g-friend to get home to hold my lap top to tell me what cells I needed to get (never done it but thats what it said). I saved everything but I had to exit out of the the maps to get the right PIDS selected..

    So, I dont know which one to bring up now, do I bring up the Map "A" or "B" which is the priamary or backup to monitor the cells.. And they are blank now that I closed it and reopened it, they had numbers in side before, still ok?. Thanks.

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    Re-plot map data (SHFT+CTRL+R) to show the "missing data" in your log.
    Apply data to the primary VE table then
    copy the whole table and paste it to the back up VE table.
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    I havent even started the car yet.. Just making sure ill be ok since I went out of sequence from the tutorial.

    I can reopen in, it looks like this.


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    You mean to see which cells you still need to hit...?

    The ones you already hit should be sufficient; the cells you didn't hit yet can be blended/smoothed (the VE table has a shape/trend to it)... if you haven't hit those cells after a few attempts then you'll most likely never hit them... is this what you mean...?

    You could try setting the minimum cell count to 20 or 10 instead of 50.

    The map you're interested in is the one showing the BEN.

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    Yep, that's the one, map of BEN1 for MAP vs RPM.

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    Operate the throttle in a smooth progressive manner so that the transient filter will keep more data...

    If you just snap the throttle open or closed, the transient filter will remove all the data frames in between...

    but, watch the road and your speed...

    try using hills if you're doing this on the street;

    don't forget to apply the transient filter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by joecar View Post
    You mean to see which cells you still need to hit...?

    The ones you already hit should be sufficient; the cells you didn't hit yet can be blended/smoothed (the VE table has a shape/trend to it)... if you haven't hit those cells after a few attempts then you'll most likely never hit them... is this what you mean...?

    You could try setting the minimum cell count to 20 or 10 instead of 50.

    The map you're interested in is the one showing the BEN.
    Im guessing once I start logging, some numbers will start filling in the "squares"/"cells" from the graph above.

    When I fist set it up there were numbers all ready in the cells.. I could not minimize/ nor switch screens to get my PIDS selected, so I had to close it. Now that I re-opened it and its blank, wanted to make sure its ok being blank.

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    Hopefully this goes good.... I need to try and tune c old start, sometimes it dies and fluctuates RPM's till it warms up.

    IT stalls at the track after a mean ole burnout, so it gets imberassing. I am off till next Monday so I will FINALLY have some time to goof around with the software.

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    You need to be recording not monitoring for data to fill the cells.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mr.prick View Post
    You need to be recording not monitoring for data to fill the cells.
    Thats what I was planning on doing.. But recording, you can watch the dashboard and the maps correct?

    Oh, just started up the car from a cold start and it was having some serious issues and really rich. Im not doing the logging just yet, just had to check something under the car.

    Will it run smoother when it warms up?

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