ive got a tune on my s300 ecu and ive been trying to download it from the ecu to the laptop and all i get is the error floating point not divisable by zero ive tried the hondata forums and there are others with the same problem but all the admin there can come up with is that we should have saved the tune real bullshit answer

anybody here have the same problem or maybe could tell me how i can get my tune to show up on smanager so i can adjust some of my settings thanks

update
tried multiple laptops
reinstalled smanger many time different ways ie complete reinstall
latest version of smananger is being used
ecu definily shows up online

still no good



Modified by WhiteEKgsr at 8:22 PM 7/8/2008

 

do you have the ecu in the car? the ignition must be on to connect to smanager

 

Make sure you are running the latest software version. I have never seen this issue.

 

yes to both im not new at this

 

online --> update firmware

make sure all the drivers are updated as well.

have you tried uninstalling smanager and downloading the software again?

 

yeah its up to date and ive uninstalled and reinstalled like 5 times

 

com ports?

 

usb

 

one of my customers from canada had this problem..... i ended up having to email him the file. i dont think he ever figured it out. ive never had the problem here to try to figure it out.

have you tried a different laptop? only reason i ask is the when the car from canada came to me.....i was able to pull the file out of his ECU no problem (and was also able to instantly tell why he was breaking so many engines )

 

ive tried it on a friend of mines laptop also and it didnt work on my ecu so i tried mine and same thing so we thought maybe it was my ecu so we tried both laptops on his ecu and got the same results, im realy woundering if the newest version of smanager is the problem you think it would be smart to try and load the older version that came on the disc and see the outcome of that

 

i had the same thing happen to me, i eventually got ahold of my tuner and had to have him email me my tune.....

 

This is something that the original tuner may have done to protect his program. Not saying it definetly is, but it is something that is possible as we have seen it before. If the program was protected by the tuner then there isnt much that can be done other than starting over with a new tune.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by kristin@NRGtech &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">This is something that the original tuner may have done to protect his program. Not saying it definetly is, but it is something that is possible as we have seen it before. If the program was protected by the tuner then there isnt much that can be done other than starting over with a new tune.</TD></TR></TABLE>

That is not the case. Smanager does not have a calibration protection system.

 

i believe i read in the Kpro manual that it does have calibration protection, tho. I haven't read the smanager manual yet.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 98vtec &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i believe i read in the Kpro manual that it does have calibration protection, tho. I haven't read the smanager manual yet.</TD></TR></TABLE>

only the K-pro have it

 

I know that Hondata doesnt have calibration protection, but there are ways for the tuner to protect his tune. It's the same thing that can be done with AEM. Everyone knows that you can't protect an AEM box through the original software, but there are ways to secure your maps.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by kristin@NRGtech &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I know that Hondata doesnt have calibration protection, but there are ways for the tuner to protect his tune. It's the same thing that can be done with AEM. Everyone knows that you can't protect an AEM box through the original software, but there are ways to secure your maps. </TD></TR></TABLE>

could you explain how?

here or IM

 

Our tuner, Miller, protects his maps. PM him and ask him how he does it.

 

i live around the corner from you guys and im just going to have miller tune my car

 

ive seen this happen many times and its even happened to me. google that error message. its just a bug in smanager. nobody knows howto fix it. hondata doesnt know why it does that sometimes.

i never had a problem on my new laptop with the latest version of smanager. then i started using a different laptop and it would give me that error when trying to download. i tried everything then finally found a couple versions older smanager on my computer and installed that and got rid of the new version and it doesnt give me that error. it has nothing to do with the new version though because ive used it on other laptops just fine.

if you want to try an older version let me know and i can email it to ya.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by kristin@NRGtech &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I know that Hondata doesnt have calibration protection, but there are ways for the tuner to protect his tune. It's the same thing that can be done with AEM. Everyone knows that you can't protect an AEM box through the original software, but there are ways to secure your maps. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Yes, it IS possible. I do it all the time. hint: get yourself a hex editor....

 

You're not trying to d/l with the engine running are you?