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Duel VE Tables with Tunerstudio MS
Posted: Sun Feb 27, 2011 4:40 pm
by gvanhorn
Two Questions,
1) When using Duel tables, can you set up each table with differant kpa/rpm values?
2) Will Analyzer live correct both tables at the same time?
Thanks
George
Re: Duel VE Tables with Tunerstudio MS
Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2011 2:07 pm
by 24c
Answers
1) Yes
2) Not sure I understand you fully, but you can only VE Live one table at a time, so I think yes**, but you will have to mod the "ini" to use just one wideband sensor, as it expects to see one sensor per table.
I asked the question before here , so here is an edit from the post, which was a response by
LT401vette aka Phil (TS guru)
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; Table 2
#if LAMBDA
veAnalyzeMap = veTable2Tbl, afrTable2Tbl, lambda2, egoCorrection2, { ((dualTable ) || (algorithm2 != 0)) }
#else
veAnalyzeMap = veTable2Tbl, afrTable2Tbl, afr2, egoCorrection2, { ((dualTable ) || (algorithm2 != 0)) }
#endif
to
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; Table 2
#if LAMBDA
veAnalyzeMap = veTable2Tbl, afrTable2Tbl, lambda1, egoCorrection1, { ((dualTable ) || (algorithm2 != 0)) }
#else
veAnalyzeMap = veTable2Tbl, afrTable2Tbl, afr1, egoCorrection1, { ((dualTable ) || (algorithm2 != 0)) }
#endif
That will tell it to use your afr1 and egoCorrection1 as input.
**Also note that you can run VE Analyze on both table 1 and table 2 at the same time, but you need to start each table individually on the separate tabs.
Re: Duel VE Tables with Tunerstudio MS
Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2011 5:11 am
by gvanhorn
Thanks will give that a try.
Re: Duel VE Tables with Tunerstudio MS
Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 6:29 am
by ZGRX1000
Hello,
I'm happy to have ventured across this thread. I have a question regarding this as a similar issue. I tried to follow the directions above but was unable to locate the listed setup file in v1.004 of Tuner Studio, I also using v3.78 of code. I too would like to control two banks seperately from 1 WBO2 sensor, could you please help me locate the correct line to edit in the setup file? I'd appreciate the help, thank you, Paul