Below is a link to the picture of the a/f ratio goals I'm trying to get.

http://www.ecimulti.org/uberda...e.jpg


My wideband logs in a format like this

time,a/f,rpm ,sensor 1
time,a/f,rpm ,sensor 1
time,a/f,rpm ,sensor 1
time,a/f,rpm ,sensor 1

I want to put that into a format like the picture above, What I have done is taken the log and put it in excel to try and play with it.

Does anyone know of any software that can do this?

btw I have a tech edge 2.0a rev 3

Nick

 

Wow, thanks for the pic, also a techedge 2.0a user... Some excel junky help us out.

 

http://www.xenocron.com/programs.htm

Play around with this and see what you can come up with. It's semi functional but I lost interest.

If you think it useful...I might be motivated to add more to it.

 

there are some 'bugs' which i was about to kinda patch up.


First you have an absolute path not a reference path. That tripped up the program left and right.

 

learn how to use excel.

but i dont know what to tell you because the picture is not loading for me.

 

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First you have an absolute path not a reference path. That tripped up the program left and right.

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Yeah I wouldnt pretend to be a 'coder' of any sorts...if you make any updates, please let me know!

 

I'm working on my master in computer science :-), my fellow students fear me.

I think I'm going to whip up pascal program. I was able to fix it the error, but I dont feel like learning the program.

one problem is that the "c:\ablsote\path\in.cvs" means that you must have the c:\absolute\path on your computer or it will not work. A relative path would be something like ".\in.cvs" or similar depending on your os.

Nick