How to make tune tool mark the selected area in scan tool ?

[KhakiCummins]

The cal_link file is actually really easy to update. It is all plain text and you can pretty much use any section of it as a reference to build the links for the tables you want. I edited mine for the CM2100 (CMC) ECMs. It took a little time but that was all.

[joecar]

Here is it
Please Joe write the lines you will add to the link file so i could know the logic

Are you logging E38.APCYL_DMA...?

Edit:

Look in your cal_link.txt file, search for E38.APCYL_DMA, it is already there (under the [E38] section)...

please ignore my edited cal_link.txt since I edited the wrong section.

[joecar]

Hmmm... doesn't seem to work... do you have a log file...?

[joecar]

Are you logging E38.APCYL_DMA...?

Look in your cal_link.txt file, search for E38.APCYL_DMA, it is already there (under the [E38] section)...

please ignore my edited cal_link.txt since I edited the wrong section.

[wesam]

In my Calc_Link file there is no E78 or E39 field so i could look under ?!!

[joecar]

In my Calc_Link file there is no E78 or E39 field so i could look under ?!!

On either of those, what APCYL pid are you logging...?

[wesam]

For e38 I'm using E38.APCYL_DMA
But for E78 I don't know what will work for the scanner because there is nothing written in the X axis of the HO table

[joecar]

Are you logging E78.APCYL_DMA...?

Try the attached calc_link.txt file (I copied the [E38] section, renamed it to [E78], renamed the pids to E78.APCYL_DMA):

[wesam]

Thanks Joe
Could you teach me the method of modifying the link file so i could do it my self

[joecar]

Open cal_link.txt with Windows Notepad, search for [E78] say, then search for B5101 say, then look at ROW and COL, whichever one matches the pid you want to link (e.g. APCYL grams) add the exact full pid name (e.g. E78.APCYL_DMA) with a comma separating it from the pid name already there, save file, restart tunetool.