TTS Data Master no longer supports GM vehicles
 

About 2 weeks ago I tried to install TTS Datamaster on my Windows 10 computer. After spending the better part of a day discovered Windows 10 doesn't work. So I found another computer on eBay that arrived today with Windows 7, while installing Datamaster got the message that it was no longer supporting GM vehicles.:rock:
Any other programs that work for data logging a 93 LT1?
:cheers:

If it's an LT1, then my app (Scan9495) should work because it also does the 93 F-car LT1. The 93 Y-car has the same data set as an F-car, for which Scan9495 was written. It has several actuators also, but I am not sure those work on a Y-car. It also has ABS and SIR capability, but I haven't checked to see if those Y-car modules are the same as an F-car. It uses the same cable and pc setup as TTS Datamaster. I would be interested to find out how everything works on your car. Best of all, it's completely free!
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/gon...-LT1-V8_folder

By the way, Datamaster does work on Windows 10. But you would have to install an old version that only has 30 uses. I do have some information about using an even older version (3.4?) that runs on XP only and that can be made to give unlimited use.

Hello,

Can I use this on a 1992? I clicked on your link-But not sure what to download. I am using Windows 10.

Thank you,
Steve

Scan9495 V2-5-1.zip

also get the user guide pdf file

If anyone reading this has a pc with Windows XP, this may not work. Win 7 or later only.

Download the zip file and extract all files from it. Run the scan9495.exe file. You may get a warning message asking if it's ok to use this file. Select yes anyway.

Thank you very much! I will try it.

Steve:cheers:

Sent you an Email.

Right click on Datamaster ICON on desktop and it allows you to run it in Windows 7 compatibility. Version 4.01 is the one I have on my laptop. Works fine.

TunerPro also works as a datalogger. There is ALDLDroid which works on android and uses the definition files from TunerPro..

Both are great solutions

This presents a pricey but possibly much easier solution to a problem I've been trying to solve. Several of the backlight incandescent bulbs behind the buttons across the bottom have burned out. While I have purchased replacement bulbs (very cheap), I'm not sure I want to chance breaking the pushbuttons while disassembling them, snipping out the burned out bulbs, and soldering in their replacements. If I buy a remanufactured unit for half the original list price, I will have to send mine back to them as a core. Sounds like a good plan to me.