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Thread: V1 vs. V2 comparo

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    Default V1 vs. V2 comparo

    Is there a detailed write-up out there to compare V1 to V2?

    I bought my V1 late last year so I didn't pay much attention to V2. I also thought V2 was purely stand-alone and didn't work with the software I am using with V1. Now that I know that V2 will eventually work stand-alone, but still does passthrough, I am keenly interested.

    One of the features that has piqued my interest is the ability to set alarms. I can already envision the usefulness of a KR alarm and possibly an AFR alarm from my LC1. How well do the alarms work? Are they loud? What kind of filtration can you put on them (e.g., could I set an alarm to ring ONLY if TP% > 90% AND AFR > 12.5:1?)

    Any other cool reasons to pony up the extra cashola for a V2 upgrade? I have been looking for an elegant solution to the KR alarm situation (boosted 2003 Z06) and I haven't been able to find a great one yet. The Interceptor gauges are nice, but I don't want an extra gauge, and I don't want to have to swap between scan/tune cables and the interceptor cable ever...

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    i'de like to see a comparison also. I've been really thinking about the upgrade.

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    Taken from the main EFILive website...

    FlashScan V2
    FlashScan V1

    Licensing is obviously different in V2 with the concept of streams based licensing.

    I believe you will eb able to view PIDs on the LCD display (I've heard up to 4 at once), as wel as having an audible alarm to trigger on KR for instance.

    The ability to black-box log to larger internal memory, and also to SD cards (up to 2GB). This storage card can also hold tunes as well.

    All up, this is just a totally awesome device. When you upgrade it seems you get an extra couple of VIN licenses as well, which makes the actual hardware even cheaper
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    Methinks pre CAN and post CAN - as well as gasoline, or "other" burnable goop fluid just about sums the division between V1 & V2...
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    VERY cool! Thanks!

    I noticed that the V2 unit supports more inputs -- this is awesome, and would allow me to eventually start logging boost and fuel pressure in addition to AFR, which I already log. Both would be excellent for tuning and troubleshooting.

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    Tordne, I was playing with my V2 yesterday and it had the option somewhere to show 4, 8, 12, or 16 PIDs on the screen...
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    cool thanks man thats great

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tordne
    Great find.

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    Yeah, I found it arrive in my inbox LOL
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