having trouble with calc.ve

[SLP IROC-Z]

i set up calc.ve and a quick first log, the numbers i am seeing in a few spots make no sense to me as far as a ve table goes. hopefully someone here can point me in the right direction. i also posted a screen shot of the LTFTBEN as that does not make sense to me either unless its supposed to be a multiplier

Thanks

Joe

[joecar]

Hey Joe,

1st pic:
- edit the map properties:
- goto Cell tab, checkmark constrain cell size, and set the dell width;
- goto Data tab, set Precision to 4, checkmark Show Units;
- goto Row tab, checkmark Show Units;
- goto Col tab, checkmark Show Units;
- click Save,
- Exit.


2nd pic: the map is showing cell hit counts, see the n button is pressed... click on the x-bar button, this will show cell average value.

[joecar]

Are you doing Calc.VET (newer) or Calc.VE (older)...?

[SLP IROC-Z]

ok, ill modify the propertys now. thats the thing when i click X to average it out the map goes to 0. i am using calc.ve. but i do have the latest EFI software and flash scan v2. just bought everything last week.

[SLP IROC-Z]

ok here is my ltftben map after following your instructions
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this is what happens to my calcve map when i hit the X

[ferocity02]

What units are you using in the VE table? If you're using % then you have to input your engine displacement into the log file, otherwise it will come up with all 0's. Use g*K/kPa instead.

The X button just removes cells with low cell count

[SLP IROC-Z]

i set it up for %. i just entered my displacement into the calc pids txt file. the log file still plays back as 0s but that is probably because there was no displacement entered at the time. ill try using g*k/kpa instead.

i really appreciate the help.

[SLP IROC-Z]

im not seeing a g*k/kpa pid

[ferocity02]

Try using Calc.VET instead. I tried Calc.VE first but was then told that it was outdated, so I used Calc.VET and got good results.

http://forum.efilive.com/showthread....in-single-log)
http://forum.efilive.com/showthread....g-w-o-Wideband

[joecar]

+1 use Calc.VET,


see post #1 of that thread.