Update: May 25, 2013

**Blacky** · May 31st, 2013

Originally Posted by joecar

2.7.42

Freeze Frame funny characters on V2 LCD (up-arrows, down-arrows), see attached:

That appears to be a bug related to the last displayed format of the PIDs during BBL.
If you last had the PID values set to display in large font (toggled using Ctrl+Enter during data logging) then the FF display will try unsuccessfully to turn on/off large fonts (which is what those up/down arrows characters are).

I will get that fixed asap.

Regards
Paul

**Blacky** · May 31st, 2013

Originally Posted by joecar

Also notice that in the DTC txt file the date is wrong (off by one month)... I did Set Now in HAPI.

The dates show up correctly on my test system here.

I presume you meant the "Set Now" option in EFILive Explorer (not HAPI)?
The date/time stored in the file should be within a few seconds of the file's actual date/time stamp.

Can you double check that setting the date correctly still causes the wrong date to be stored in the file?

Regards
Paul

**Blacky** · May 31st, 2013

Originally Posted by joecar

Also, for an unsupported OS, the CVN's part number reads as zero (but this doesn't really matter, unless it's a bug), see attached:

It should not show as zero - that would be a bug. What controller was that CVN display taken from?
Can you make that happen again? If so can you save a trace file and send it to me thanks.

Regards
Paul

**Blacky** · May 31st, 2013

Originally Posted by joecar

So the unsupported ones are always ready...

so actually there are 4 states (of which one is not legal).

Yes, the hard part is designing sutiable abbreviated display labels to fit the V2/AC LCD...
[ e.g. RDY (ready/supported), PND (pending/supported), CMP (complete/unsupported), INC (incomplete/unsupported) ]

Its actually a little more complicated than that.

There are two monitors: MONDTC and MONDRIVE.

For MONDTC, each of the tests can report: ("SUP=YES" or "SUP=NO") and ("RDY=YES" or "RDY=NO")
SUP mean supported, RDY means ready.

For MONDRIVE, each of the tests can report: ("ENA=YES" or "ENA=NO") and ("CMP=YES" or "CMP=NO")
ENA means Enabled, CMP means completed

If a test is not supported (via MONDTC) it must report as follows:
SUP=NO
RDY=YES
ENA=YES or NO
CMP=YES

that means there is only one display option for MONDTC:
SUP=NO,RDY=YES
and two display options for MONDRIVE
ENA=YES,CMP=YES
ENA=NO,CMP=YES

If a test is supported (via MONDTC) it must report as follows:
SUP=YES
RDY=YES or NO
ENA=YES or NO
CMP=YES or NO

that means there are two display options for MONDTC:
SUP=YES,RDY=YES
SUP=YES,RDY=NO

and four display options for MONDRIVE
ENA=YES,CMP=YES
ENA=NO,CMP=YES
ENA=YES,CMP=NO
ENA=NO,CMP=NO

Regards
Paul

**joecar** · May 31st, 2013