I have been doing a bunch of data logging in my Corvette lately, so that's gotten me motivated to improve the logger.
There are a couple of UI changes that I think most people will appreciate. First, the "start/stop recording" button is much bigger, so it's easier to press it with your thumb while you're driving. :) Second, all of the parameters are now always displayed on the left side of the window.
And, since I have a couple of CAN devices in my Corvette, so I added support for CAN logging. Currently, only one CAN interface is supported. But, it's cheap:
If you need AFR in your logs, I recommend AEM's X-Series gauges, which support support CAN, so you don't need to wire them into your PCM.
There are also a few new log parameters for the 7603 operating system, but I have to admit that not all of them are reliable.
There are also a couple of tiny improvments to PCM Hammer. The long pause before "Kernel upload 48%" always makes my heart skip a beat, so now it prints "Permission to upload granted" before it start the upload. Also, it logs the VPW messages for OBDX devices.
The next things on my to-do list - which probably won't happen in this order, but which will probably happen:
a more dashboard-like UI for log parameters, so they'll be easier to read at a distance
enable/disable log saving via the Air Conditioning switch, or something else that doesn't require reaching for the laptop
more log parameters for the 7603 operating system (the idle PID terms aren't right yet...)
I have been doing a bunch of data logging in my Corvette lately, so that's gotten me motivated to improve the logger.
There are a couple of UI changes that I think most people will appreciate. First, the "start/stop recording" button is much bigger, so it's easier to press it with your thumb while you're driving. :) Second, all of the parameters are now always displayed on the left side of the window.
And, since I have a couple of CAN devices in my Corvette, so I added support for CAN logging. Currently, only one CAN interface is supported. But, it's cheap:
https://www.seeedstudio.com/USB-CAN-Analyzer-p-2888.html
If you need AFR in your logs, I recommend AEM's X-Series gauges, which support support CAN, so you don't need to wire them into your PCM.
There are also a few new log parameters for the 7603 operating system, but I have to admit that not all of them are reliable.
There are also a couple of tiny improvments to PCM Hammer. The long pause before "Kernel upload 48%" always makes my heart skip a beat, so now it prints "Permission to upload granted" before it start the upload. Also, it logs the VPW messages for OBDX devices.
The next things on my to-do list - which probably won't happen in this order, but which will probably happen: