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Re: Optimiser for Android
Reply #45 - 11/29/12 at 03:22:08
 
A quick one;

Phone is samsung galaxy s2
Start program in horizontal mode.
Connect to a device shows mac address, not the name given in the phone settings. Connect ok.
Load map from ecu ok
Edit map
Edit cells --> can't see the bottom row of the buttons, because of the screen orientation. Can't scroll down either to get them visible.
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Reply #46 - 12/01/12 at 21:48:16
 
YaBB Administrator wrote on 11/27/12 at 16:26:08:
I'm not getting much feedback on the app so please start to be a bit more picky about appearances etc.
Probably best to email me with pictures and logs otherwise this thread will get messy (ier).


Bit of hibernation mode here in Bonnie Scotland - snow capped mountains and frosty morning so less inclination to play /test! Will have a look at the schematics on latest issue and make suggestions. One issue I have is selecting the cells to alter on the grid is not too easy (find I select the adjacent ones more often that not) given I have fingers like cows tits. Any way of expanding this grid without loosing the overall grid? Suspect not. Will email any suggestions tho' as I have next week off.
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Reply #47 - 12/05/12 at 15:55:29
 
I've changed the layout of the cell edit dialog and made it full screen.  It should work portrait or landscape. The selecting accuracy should be improved also. I've not bumped the version number

http://www.cajinnovations.com/MyECU/ECUController/Optimiser08.apk
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Reply #48 - 12/05/12 at 19:01:35
 
Much better - ta.
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Re: Optimiser for Android
Reply #49 - 12/06/12 at 12:12:52
 
YaBB Administrator wrote on 12/05/12 at 15:55:29:
I've changed the layout of the cell edit dialog and made it full screen.  It should work portrait or landscape. The selecting accuracy should be improved also. I've not bumped the version number

http://www.cajinnovations.com/MyECU/ECUController/Optimiser08.apk


I installed this version and found a typo and a couple bugs

1) Adjust Map Tables->Edit Cell(s)->Selected all

2) When in CellEdit and moving Ini Duration slider response displays Injector Advance percentage not Injector Duration if you have selected several cells to be edited

3) In CellEdit there is a caption Inj Offs which should be Cyl Offset and Inj Duration and Inj Advance were better if not abreviated when several cells are selected. This just to be consistent when editing a single cell.

I suppose that O2 targets will be added later into Adjust Map Tables or somewhere else because they are necessary for optimation.

Cliff, you are advancing fine. I hope this software will boost your ecu sales because it makes map tuning so handy.

My small device is handy when driving but not so practical when editing data. I am looking for a capacitive stylus. Has anyone tried this one?
http://justgosmart.squarespace.com/stylus/
http://www.amazon.com/GoSmart-Stylus-Other-Screen-Devices/dp/B008CI4BG6


Driving season in Helsinki is now over, Temperature was yesterday -12C/14F and over 30cm/1 feet snow and icy roads.



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Reply #50 - 12/06/12 at 17:16:00
 
Well spotted, thanks for that.
1) is done and will the next release.
2) is intentional. Single cell will work with absolute values and multi cell is relative. It makes more sense to say richen by 5% than to set to same value for multiple cells
3) The abbreviations you are seeing are actually the static text as opposed to dynamic text. Those last two sliders don't actually work in multi-cell. I'm not sure that Cyl Offset and O2 targets make sense in a multi cell adjustment and my thoughts are to remove them completely for multi-cell. Any thoughts on that?
I'll work on adding the O2 targets
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Reply #51 - 12/06/12 at 20:57:51
 
YaBB Administrator wrote on 12/06/12 at 17:16:00:
Well spotted, thanks for that.
1) is done and will the next release.
2) is intentional. Single cell will work with absolute values and multi cell is relative. It makes more sense to say richen by 5% than to set to same value for multiple cells
3) The abbreviations you are seeing are actually the static text as opposed to dynamic text. Those last two sliders don't actually work in multi-cell. I'm not sure that Cyl Offset and O2 targets make sense in a multi cell adjustment and my thoughts are to remove them completely for multi-cell. Any thoughts on that?
I'll work on adding the O2 targets


2) As anyone can notice I am not a native English speaker like many other MyEcu users are either. Advance of course is a correct word but a more common expression like change duration by % were more understandable to a person with a limited vocabulary. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/advance

3) If you are fine tuning a working map you are right they are not very useful but if you are making more raw editing they are useful. See below.

I have now some experience of MyP8 and it's features encouraged me to explore more of injection. My Cali was maintained by a recommended engineer.
Now (after dismantle) I understand why I had to increase injection durations by 20% compared to Cali 1100 even if my 1990 Cali is 949cc.
I measured fuel pressure - 2.7bar and decided to buy new injectors because I suspected the old ones were clogged.
I chose IWP043(330cc) injectors and pico injector mounting brackets to hold them.
IW031(270cc/min) injectors had been replaced by IW040(206cc). I was told them to be 'a little smaller'.

With IWP043s I used Cliff's unmodified Cali map but AFR target 13.5. Cali started easily after farting air out of fuel line(+2C). It runs rich but now I can optimise first reducing some 10% of all injection durations but this after snow melts away. And maybe create an E85 map too.
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Reply #52 - 12/07/12 at 06:13:00
 
Can you give me some more detail where you are seeing this locale issue because the original fix is still present.

I'm doing a Locale.setDefault at the start of the main activity. The notes say this can be overriden by changes to the system local.

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Reply #53 - 12/07/12 at 15:41:59
 
YaBB Administrator wrote on 12/07/12 at 06:13:00:
Can you give me some more detail where you are seeing this locale issue because the original fix is still present.

I'm doing a Locale.setDefault at the start of the main activity. The notes say this can be overriden by changes to the system local.


My error. I messed with an old ecu file. I tried to save file using an old file name and didn't notice an error message.
When loading the old file load failed. The old file first deleted I saved and reloaded successfully.
I deleted my wrong error report.
Sorry.
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Re: Optimiser for Android
Reply #54 - 12/07/12 at 16:18:19
 
YaBB Administrator wrote on 12/05/12 at 15:55:29:
I've changed the layout of the cell edit dialog and made it full screen.  It should work portrait or landscape. The selecting accuracy should be improved also. I've not bumped the version number

http://www.cajinnovations.com/MyECU/ECUController/Optimiser08.apk


An improvement request.
Optimiser starts recording immediately you start the program.
If you load a map for editing only this creates vain files.
Unsuccessful connects do that too.
It were more practical to have a button to press to actually start recording when needed.
I understand that you may need current function for program testing.
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Reply #55 - 12/07/12 at 18:32:05
 
When you go and select "adjust map", edit cells, -> select a cell to edit --> make change to the values --> decide that you don't want to make changes -> press back button  -> go and view the same cell again, the changes are there. this is not right. the changes should be discarded and saved only when "commit changes" is pressed.
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Reply #56 - 12/07/12 at 19:21:29
 
996SPS wrote on 12/07/12 at 18:32:05:
When you go and select "adjust map", edit cells, -> select a cell to edit --> make change to the values --> decide that you don't want to make changes -> press back button  -> go and view the same cell again, the changes are there. this is not right. the changes should be discarded and saved only when "commit changes" is pressed.


If you choose one cell this happens but when editing several cells it does not.

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Reply #57 - 12/07/12 at 20:24:43
 
Is it possible in the future to separate the Optimiser function from the MyECU Controller function, possibly as two apps.  This may help reduce the number of unwanted files.

I tend to use the old Optimiser to see what is happening as I am riding and of course in Autotune. I use the MyECU Controller mainly for changing maps and logging a run using a small netbook.

It would be nice to have a full screen display of the TPS/RPM map when riding and logging to help see which cell you are in, or perhaps the display could show large numbers for the TPS and RPM breakpoints (cell numbers?) with up or down arrows similar to the small bars in the Otimiser.

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Reply #58 - 12/07/12 at 20:59:57
 
Bobd wrote on 12/07/12 at 20:24:43:
Is it possible in the future to separate the Optimiser function from the MyECU Controller function, possibly as two apps.  This may help reduce the number of unwanted files.

I tend to use the old Optimiser to see what is happening as I am riding and of course in Autotune. I use the MyECU Controller mainly for changing maps and logging a run using a small netbook.

It would be nice to have a full screen display of the TPS/RPM map when riding and logging to help see which cell you are in, or perhaps the display could show large numbers for the TPS and RPM breakpoints (cell numbers?) with up or down arrows similar to the small bars in the Otimiser.



I think that logging data is a feature which has to work reliably before autotune is possible within Android Optimiser.
Difference between storing data to a file or to an array is minimal but testing is much easier using a file.
When the first step works implementing autotune is pretty straight forward.

Because an Android device has lots more RAM than a Hardware Optimiser more data can be collected during a run.

I do not prefer two separate programs but Cliff may do so.
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Reply #59 - 12/08/12 at 04:57:14
 
Hi LOS, have you used the 'traditional' Optimiser much? I have found it useful to set the bike up the cruise or at least a steady state and see what air/fuel ratio is being seen by the lamda sensor at various points of the map.

I then adjust individuel cells and those close to it with the PC running MyECU Controller. 

I have tried Autotune but find it difficult to get the bike correctly in the cells. I have recently fitted a larger display so may find that easier now.

I like the BlueTooth approach, not so sure about the whole Android change yet.
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