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    Quote Originally Posted by turbo_bu View Post
    mowton,

    Do you know if the other tool happens to have the ability to show what the adaptive cells are doing? I have played with the LS1 PCM and tried to out think what it's doing by watching and logging the trans data, but only kinda got it figured out. Some of the things that I wished I could see were how the torque channel was calculated (it appears that this is what had a significant impact on the shifts) and what the TAP cells were. Thus you could start off with the adaptive cells at zero and watch them move based on the tune in the PCM.

    For what it's worth, similar questions have been raised regarding the Allison TCM's as well and the ability to try and "figure them out". So far, not too many people seem to know ... or are sharing ...
    turbo_bu et al,

    I haven't been able to work on this but what I can tell you (and anyone else interested) is that when you tune via the EFILive tuning software (Normal up-shift time), and pull the file with the "other" software, only the Normal Upshift Timing tables were changed, all others (up-shift special, down shift, down shift special) remain stock. So per above, I quess WYSIWYG :(, unless I am missing something?

    I have scanned the normal TCC parameters, shift times etc. I will be in the shop on Friday and hook up to a car to see the exact parameters in the scan library.

    Ed M

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    Quote Originally Posted by turbo_bu View Post
    mowton,

    Do you know if the other tool happens to have the ability to show what the adaptive cells are doing? I have played with the LS1 PCM and tried to out think what it's doing by watching and logging the trans data, but only kinda got it figured out. Some of the things that I wished I could see were how the torque channel was calculated (it appears that this is what had a significant impact on the shifts) and what the TAP cells were. Thus you could start off with the adaptive cells at zero and watch them move based on the tune in the PCM.

    For what it's worth, similar questions have been raised regarding the Allison TCM's as well and the ability to try and "figure them out". So far, not too many people seem to know ... or are sharing ...
    EFILive can scan these PID's in the Allison trans - maybe they are available in the T43 but just not included...

    TSTATE14 [2] Upshift Adaptive Shift Converge Flags for Pattern 0
    P056R2 Pattern 0 - 5-6 Adapt Region 2 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P056R1 Pattern 0 - 5-6 Adapt Region 1 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P056R0 Pattern 0 - 5-6 Adapt Region 0 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P045R2 Pattern 0 - 4-5 Adapt Region 2 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P045R1 Pattern 0 - 4-5 Adapt Region 1 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P045R0 Pattern 0 - 4-5 Adapt Region 0 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P034R2 Pattern 0 - 3-4 Adapt Region 2 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P034R1 Pattern 0 - 3-4 Adapt Region 1 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P034R0 Pattern 0 - 3-4 Adapt Region 0 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P023R2 Pattern 0 - 2-3 Adapt Region 2 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P023R1 Pattern 0 - 2-3 Adapt Region 1 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P023R0 Pattern 0 - 2-3 Adapt Region 0 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P012R2 Pattern 0 - 1-2 Adapt Region 2 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P012R1 Pattern 0 - 1-2 Adapt Region 1 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P012R0 Pattern 0 - 1-2 Adapt Region 0 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)

    TSTATE15 [4] Downshift Adaptive Shift Converge Flags for Pattern 0
    P065PS Pattern 0 - 6-5 Adapt Preselect (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P065CT Pattern 0 - 6-5 Adapt Closed Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P065ST Pattern 0 - 6-5 Adapt Step-Through (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P065PT Pattern 0 - 6-5 Adapt Part Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P065FT Pattern 0 - 6-5 Adapt Full Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P054PS Pattern 0 - 5-4 Adapt Preselect (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P054CT Pattern 0 - 5-4 Adapt Closed Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P054ST Pattern 0 - 5-4 Adapt Step-Through (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P054PT Pattern 0 - 5-4 Adapt Part Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P054FT Pattern 0 - 5-4 Adapt Full Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P043PS Pattern 0 - 4-3 Adapt Preselect (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P043CT Pattern 0 - 4-3 Adapt Closed Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P043ST Pattern 0 - 4-3 Adapt Step-Through (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P043PT Pattern 0 - 4-3 Adapt Part Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P043FT Pattern 0 - 4-3 Adapt Full Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P032PS Pattern 0 - 3-2 Adapt Preselect (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P032CT Pattern 0 - 3-2 Adapt Closed Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P032ST Pattern 0 - 3-2 Adapt Step-Through (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P032PT Pattern 0 - 3-2 Adapt Part Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P032FT Pattern 0 - 3-2 Adapt Full Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P021PS Pattern 0 - 2-1 Adapt Preselect (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P021CT Pattern 0 - 2-1 Adapt Closed Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P021ST Pattern 0 - 2-1 Adapt Step-Through (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P021PT Pattern 0 - 2-1 Adapt Part Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P021FT Pattern 0 - 2-1 Adapt Full Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)

    TSTATE16 [1] Garage Shift Adaptive Shift Converge Flags for Pattern 0
    P0R2A Pattern 0 - N-R Adapt (Fast,Slow)
    P0R1A Pattern 0 - N-1 Adapt (Fast,Slow)
    P0DRA Pattern 0 - N-2 Adapt (Fast,Slow)
    P0N2A Pattern 0 - D-R Adapt (Fast,Slow)
    P0N1A Pattern 0 - R-1 Adapt (Fast,Slow)
    P0NRA Pattern 0 - R-2 Adapt (Fast,Slow)

    TSTATE17 [1] Upshift Adaptive Shift Converge Flags for Pattern 1
    P156R2 Pattern 1 - 5-6 Adapt Region 2 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P156R1 Pattern 1 - 5-6 Adapt Region 1 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P156R0 Pattern 1 - 5-6 Adapt Region 0 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P145R2 Pattern 1 - 4-5 Adapt Region 2 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P145R1 Pattern 1 - 4-5 Adapt Region 1 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P145R0 Pattern 1 - 4-5 Adapt Region 0 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P134R2 Pattern 1 - 3-4 Adapt Region 2 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P134R1 Pattern 1 - 3-4 Adapt Region 1 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P134R0 Pattern 1 - 3-4 Adapt Region 0 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P123R2 Pattern 1 - 2-3 Adapt Region 2 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P123R1 Pattern 1 - 2-3 Adapt Region 1 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P123R0 Pattern 1 - 2-3 Adapt Region 0 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P112R2 Pattern 1 - 1-2 Adapt Region 2 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P112R1 Pattern 1 - 1-2 Adapt Region 1 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P112R0 Pattern 1 - 1-2 Adapt Region 0 (NotCnvrg,Convrged)

    TSTATE19 [1] Downshift Adaptive Shift Converge Flags for Pattern 1
    P165PS Pattern 1 - 6-5 Adapt Preselect (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P165CT Pattern 1 - 6-5 Adapt Closed Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P165ST Pattern 1 - 6-5 Adapt Step-Through (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P165PT Pattern 1 - 6-5 Adapt Part Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P165FT Pattern 1 - 6-5 Adapt Full Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P154PS Pattern 1 - 5-4 Adapt Preselect (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P154CT Pattern 1 - 5-4 Adapt Closed Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P154ST Pattern 1 - 5-4 Adapt Step-Through (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P154PT Pattern 1 - 5-4 Adapt Part Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P154FT Pattern 1 - 5-4 Adapt Full Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P143PS Pattern 1 - 4-3 Adapt Preselect (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P143CT Pattern 1 - 4-3 Adapt Closed Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P143ST Pattern 1 - 4-3 Adapt Step-Through (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P143PT Pattern 1 - 4-3 Adapt Part Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P143FT Pattern 1 - 4-3 Adapt Full Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P132PS Pattern 1 - 3-2 Adapt Preselect (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P132CT Pattern 1 - 3-2 Adapt Closed Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P132ST Pattern 1 - 3-2 Adapt Step-Through (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P132PT Pattern 1 - 3-2 Adapt Part Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P132FT Pattern 1 - 3-2 Adapt Full Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P121PS Pattern 1 - 2-1 Adapt Preselect (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P121CT Pattern 1 - 2-1 Adapt Closed Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P121ST Pattern 1 - 2-1 Adapt Step-Through (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P121PT Pattern 1 - 2-1 Adapt Part Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)
    P121FT Pattern 1 - 2-1 Adapt Full Throttle (NotCnvrg,Convrged)

    Paul, Ross, are these available in T43?

    And there is also a PID on some trans controllers that shows values from adapt cells. Like mowton mentioned, it would be great to get visibility into T43 adapt/learning so you knew whether you were tuning a fully learned trans, or a yet to complete learn cycle.

    ADAPTCELL [1] Adaptive Shift Cell Number (Count)

    Incidentally the torque number is calculated in the ECM based on an MBT map that GM sets up on the dyno. It gets transmitted to the trans on the CAN.

    FWIW...

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    Quote Originally Posted by mowton View Post
    turbo_bu et al,

    I haven't been able to work on this but what I can tell you (and anyone else interested) is that when you tune via the EFILive tuning software (Normal up-shift time), and pull the file with the "other" software, only the Normal Upshift Timing tables were changed, all others (up-shift special, down shift, down shift special) remain stock. So per above, I quess WYSIWYG :(, unless I am missing something?

    I have scanned the normal TCC parameters, shift times etc. I will be in the shop on Friday and hook up to a car to see the exact parameters in the scan library.

    Ed M
    Hi Ed,

    AFAIK the EFILive tunetool is WYSIWYG except where noted (like the VVE tables).

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    Quote Originally Posted by joecar View Post
    Hi Ed,

    AFAIK the EFILive tunetool is WYSIWYG except where noted (like the VVE tables).
    Joe, Hi back at you....based on my expereince above, have to agree with you. Wonder why that is?....oh well there are pluses and minues for both software packages so using both gives you the best of both worlds.

    Have a great weekend

    Ed M

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    gmh308,

    Those PID's appear to only be in the 6 speed Allison ... not the 5 speed.

    Do we know if something like those are available for any of the other GM transmissions? Example 4L80E in the LS1 PCM? Maybe just the newer TCM's have those for viewing?

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    No, the 4L80E/4L60E LS1 pids only go up to TSTATE12.

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    Quote Originally Posted by turbo_bu View Post
    mowton,

    Do you know if the other tool happens to have the ability to show what the adaptive cells are doing? I have played with the LS1 PCM and tried to out think what it's doing by watching and logging the trans data, but only kinda got it figured out. Some of the things that I wished I could see were how the torque channel was calculated (it appears that this is what had a significant impact on the shifts) and what the TAP cells were. Thus you could start off with the adaptive cells at zero and watch them move based on the tune in the PCM.

    For what it's worth, similar questions have been raised regarding the Allison TCM's as well and the ability to try and "figure them out". So far, not too many people seem to know ... or are sharing ...
    Turbo_bu,

    Here are the Supported PIDS for a 2007 A6 Corvette.........
    Last edited by mowton; July 8th, 2011 at 03:15 PM.

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    Anymore info on this?

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    I pretty much get what your saying, There is a serious lack of tuning adjustments with this software for T43 transmissions.
    I completely agree. My 11 Camaro has no means to do anything with TM.Frigging thing pulls out stupid amounts of timing on shifts.You can band aid it with tuning but not hit the spots you need to. Add a high stall converter and it turns into complete crap.

    Hopefully SOON this will be adressed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slowhawk View Post
    I pretty much get what your saying, There is a serious lack of tuning adjustments with this software for T43 transmissions.
    I completely agree. My 11 Camaro has no means to do anything with TM.Frigging thing pulls out stupid amounts of timing on shifts.You can band aid it with tuning but not hit the spots you need to. Add a high stall converter and it turns into complete crap.

    Hopefully SOON this will be adressed.
    I feel your pain slowhawk, I got a 2010 GMC Sierra with Blower and Built 2500 stall 6l80e and this thing is giving me headaches. I too feel that there aren't enough tuning adjustments for the T43. There isn't even a base shift timing table in the software that I can find. Only Input torque modifiers, and those have to go off of a base timing I would figure. I've been messing with this transmission for a month now and it still isn't right. I'm so sick of intermittent shift flare, slow shifts, bang shifts, DELAYED bang shifts. I'm convinced the stall is messing with the load tables just not positive on how to overcome that. If I could see Base Shift Timing tables at the very least, I might get somewhere faster.
    So amen to better T43 tuning adjustments SOOOOON!

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