BBL installer update: June 22, 2008

[vxleather]

Decided to try this out... the BBL thing, fully upgraded to V7.5.4 (build 64) scan, and build 64 in tune, efi 8.1 loaded and running and boot block 2.05.08, and firm ware, 2.05.18....... Strange thing is the keys on the V2 pad now are way to sensitive and will move double the spaces or enter 2 times instead of one.

Is there a adjustment some where?

Shane

[Blacky]

Run the EFILive Explorer program and on the [Config] tab page, delete the Settings.dat file (if it exists). Then power down FlashScan and power it up again. That will reset the Settings.dat file and return the keys to a sane/usable state.

Regards
Paul

[vxleather]

worked a treat...

[vxleather]

ok, went and tried it out in the car today... wont let me look at cal AFR once i download the log to scantool.... i am using a plx 02 in analog... serial is coming..

Been trying to see what pid i have to add to the ls1 pid file so teh calc pid can work...not having much luck..

shane

[vxleather]

ok maybe i am a bit behind the BBL program... I have as stated above been loging in BBL this arvo, when i load that log into the scan tool, It will not let me pick out the Pids requiered to use the Wide band, there are 0 supported pids in the wide 02 section???

Actualy there are a lot of pids now not supported by the BBL log, I was of the understanding that i could add the pids needed to read AFR of my wideband after I did the logging..

Shane

[mr.prick]

ok maybe i am a bit behind the BBL program... I have as stated above been loging in BBL this arvo, when i load that log into the scan tool, It will not let me pick out the Pids requiered to use the Wide band, there are 0 supported pids in the wide 02 section???

Actualy there are a lot of pids now not supported by the BBL log, I was of the understanding that i could add the pids needed to read AFR of my wideband after I did the logging..

Shane

you can add calc.pids to your pid selection after logging is done,
if the supporting pids are pre-selected before logging begins.

[vxleather]

So do you mean i add them into the option.ini list in configuration and load the list onto the v2 with the calc pid included??

[joecar]

No, he's saying you add them in when you view the log file using the scantool
(open the log, select the calc pids under, go File->Save, continue viewing the log).

[vxleather]

No, he's saying you add them in when you view the log file using the scantool
(open the log, select the calc pids under, go File->Save, continue viewing the log).

Ok how do i explain this, that is what i am saying there is nothing there in the pid list to select in the scan tool... I will do a screen shot to show you what i mean...

Ok I load the file, BBL log file,

this is the screen shot of all the pids selected..


Then when i click on 02-wide this is what is there... no supported pids..


If i load a normal log as in pass threw, (was done in earlier version of EFI live)


and the 02 wide section has supported pids in it...



Ok after looking at all this is the reason in the BBL file that the o2 wide show as not supported because all the support pids are not there... eg: AD1...

if this is the case do i add ad1 to the option.ini file here: :\Program Files\EFILive\V8.1\Config




Sorry if this is not he most intelagent ??'s but i have decided to use BBL as I have decided a little dangerous carirng the laptop loose in a car down the 1/4 mile...

[Blacky]

You can add the external PIDs that you want/need to log by editing the Options.ini file and then copying it into the [Scan] tab page.

OR

You can edit the FlashSCan setup options:
A/D PIDs: set to Yes to automatically include all external PIDs in ALL logs.
Ser PIDs: set to Yes to automatically include all serial wide band PIDs in ALL logs.
If those settings are set to No, then only the external ans serial PIDs listed in Options.ini will be logged.

Regards
Paul