New Options.txt

[joecar]

This is what I did to mine... to suit my LS1B_A.

[swingtan]

Yep, I figured that would work, but the way it's described in the headers makes it sound like you can just replace the "Y" with an "N" to hide the entire line when it's loaded into the V2. Funnily enough, I was trying to hide "ALL" the entries but LS1, E38 and E40.....

Simon.

[joecar]

Yep, I figured that would work, but the way it's described in the headers makes it sound like you can just replace the "Y" with an "N" to hide the entire line when it's loaded into the V2. Funnily enough, I was trying to hide "ALL" the entries but LS1, E38 and E40.....

Simon.

Oh, you're saying that even tho a line is set to N it still shows up on the V2 pid list menu...?

[Ninety8C5]

Yep, I figured that would work, but the way it's described in the headers makes it sound like you can just replace the "Y" with an "N" to hide the entire line when it's loaded into the V2. Funnily enough, I was trying to hide "ALL" the entries but LS1, E38 and E40.....

Simon.

I just got that to work. When you change the 'Y' to 'N', remove the comma after the 'N'. Now all the unwanted PID lists will not show up on the V2, even though they are still in the 'Options.txt' file. You still have to number your PIDs by the position in the list (e.g. if your PIDs are the 23 in the list, then that is the number that the V2 looks for, even if there are 15 lists marked 'N' before it.

Hope I explained that correctly.

I still can not get the units conversion to work correctly.

[joecar]

Firmware 2.06.04 fixes the units conversions.

Do: Start->All Programs->EFILive->V8->Check for new update

and flash the new firmware into V2.

[Ninety8C5]

Firmware 2.06.04 fixes the units conversions.

Yes it does !