Can Dashlogic display injector duty cycle?
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St. Jude Donor '15
Are you in the screen for dic / hud or calculated PID's?
The format I posted, i.e. pid(1008)/60000 * pid(10) / 2 * 100
is what you should use in the calculated PID section, then use that PID on one of the pages for DIC or HUD. Spaces or not shouldn't really matter
This shows how the setup basically works. It's for a wideband but the steps are the same, except use this formula instead of the one in the pictures that was for a wideband
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...post1593643488
The format I posted, i.e. pid(1008)/60000 * pid(10) / 2 * 100
is what you should use in the calculated PID section, then use that PID on one of the pages for DIC or HUD. Spaces or not shouldn't really matter
This shows how the setup basically works. It's for a wideband but the steps are the same, except use this formula instead of the one in the pictures that was for a wideband
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...post1593643488
Last edited by schpenxel; 04-27-2017 at 04:06 PM.
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That formula appears correct. I'm not going to be the redneck revving up his corvette in the drive way but at idle it matches HP tuners
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So I literally copied and pasted what you used (changed to the PID numbers) but all it shows inthe DIC is the actual formula...??
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St. Jude Donor '15
Are you in the screen for dic / hud or calculated PID's?
The format I posted, i.e. pid(1008)/60000 * pid(10) / 2 * 100
is what you should use in the calculated PID section, then use that PID on one of the pages for DIC or HUD. Spaces or not shouldn't really matter
This shows how the setup basically works. It's for a wideband but the steps are the same, except use this formula instead of the one in the pictures that was for a wideband
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...post1593643488
The format I posted, i.e. pid(1008)/60000 * pid(10) / 2 * 100
is what you should use in the calculated PID section, then use that PID on one of the pages for DIC or HUD. Spaces or not shouldn't really matter
This shows how the setup basically works. It's for a wideband but the steps are the same, except use this formula instead of the one in the pictures that was for a wideband
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...post1593643488
Last edited by schpenxel; 04-27-2017 at 08:57 PM.
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St. Jude Donor '15
Yeah that's the wrong place
You have to create an injector duty cycle PID first by going under "calculation PID's". That's where you'll want to enter the formula I posted yesterday along with the number of decimal places, units (%), etc.
Once it's created then you go under DIC or HUD, advanced, and then use that new PID. I can post some screenshots if you need help
I tested it this morning and the formula I posted earlier did seem to work correctly
You have to create an injector duty cycle PID first by going under "calculation PID's". That's where you'll want to enter the formula I posted yesterday along with the number of decimal places, units (%), etc.
Once it's created then you go under DIC or HUD, advanced, and then use that new PID. I can post some screenshots if you need help
I tested it this morning and the formula I posted earlier did seem to work correctly
Last edited by schpenxel; 04-28-2017 at 08:48 AM.
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I used it and works. Under "calculation Pid's" I have one using 1008 and one using 1009 (both banks). No decimals. On the HUD in advanced I added the %. At first, I put the injector pulse with next to that reading and it seemed inline.
Thanks for everyone's help!
Thanks for everyone's help!
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St. Jude Donor '15
You could always average inj PW for bank 1 & 2 if you really wanted to. Either way they're going to very close to the same at WOT anyways
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OK, so tried it and let it idle.. Shows 2.2 (ish) at idle. LS9 injectors with heartbeat blower and cam.
Havent driven the car to see but that's what I show using the formula above. Quick little rev, the numbers shows 8~9ish.
Sound about right?
Havent driven the car to see but that's what I show using the formula above. Quick little rev, the numbers shows 8~9ish.
Sound about right?
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St. Jude Donor '15
That's about right. Mines about 1-2% at idle but I'm running ID1000's and e85
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Since you all are already on the subject, does your odometer function in dashlogic work? I am using the pre mapped pid for odometer, and all I get is 0.0 mi. I'm assuming I need to make a new pid based on speed sensor input.
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St. Jude Donor '15
I didn't drive that car today. What you are trying to do?
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St. Jude Donor '15
I can check mine in a little bit--remind me if I don't respond in the next few hours