Can the PID sample rate be increased on BBX logging????
PID sample rate
Can the PID sample rate be increased on BBX logging????
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Thanks Antony
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Selecting fewer PIDs will mean faster logging speeds. Select only a few channels (6 or7) so that only the first packet in the "PID Usage" display contains channel data.
Regards Paul
Before asking for help, please read this.
I'm not quite following. I'm in the v8 tool. I have only 5 pids and there is no option to have high priority on the pid or change the rate at all.
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Thanks Antony
Holden Commodore GTS - LS1 5.7
12 rib Crank Driven Vortech V2 Centri Charger (Intercooled) 9 PSI.
LS6 Intake
LS6 Heads
YT 1.7 Roller Rockers
BTR Dual Spring with Ti retainers
BTR Hardend 7.400 Push rods
Comp Cam JAMCAM
2 Bar Map
Mafless
LS2 Coils
PCM LS1B with 512KB Running COS5 v01290005
Each additional packet that is used to log PID channel data slows down the scan rate. So if you only select enough PIDs that their channel data fits into one packet, then you'll have the fastest logging speed.
Regards
Paul
Before asking for help, please read this.
FWIW, I really like how V8 makes it a lot more visual to see the # of channels a particular PID requires. Bring on pass through logging! Seriously though, after using V8 even with the chart view it's tough to go back to V7.5. Especially with how long it takes to plot in V7.5 vs almost instant in V8.
~Erik~
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+1 good comment.Originally Posted by ScarabEpic22
FWIW, I really like how V8 makes it a lot more visual to see the # of channels a particular PID requires. Bring on pass through logging! Seriously though, after using V8 even with the chart view it's tough to go back to V7.5. Especially with how long it takes to plot in V7.5 vs almost instant in V8.
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