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Hey fellow wagoneers,

i was just wondering where can i get &/or how can i make a dataloging cable, & where can i get the software to use on my lappy for my S2 stagea?

Just wondering cause i used to have one for my commondore & found it heaps of help, especially when diagnosing faults or working out accelleration.

Any help would be appreciated.

Regards,

Jeff

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exactly what do you need logged?

I use a HKS Camp, and it logs up to 400 minutes worth of driving on a 2mb card. Basically logs all the readings the ECU puts out like throttle, speed, a/f ratio etc.

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exactly what do you need logged?

I use a HKS Camp, and it logs up to 400 minutes worth of driving on a 2mb card. Basically logs all the readings the ECU puts out like throttle, speed, a/f ratio etc.

You get a cable from http://www.plmsdevelopments.com/consult_if.shtml - but don't bother with the datascan software as it isn't very good. Mine (with real time charting, ability to replay logs, etc etc) is being tested now, should be read in another fortnight...

It can save anything coming out of the engine, for as big a hard disk as you have on your laptop (ie longer than you could drive on a tank of fuel..) :-)

It will be on www.iqconsult.net

Ian

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I won't mind testing it out for you. An objective view could be good for your software & if it's as good as you say it is, I'll do a write up of my experiance & send it to you so you can stick it on your website as a testamony . I'll make up a cable in the next few weeks & give it a go.

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I won't mind testing it out for you. An objective view could be good for your software & if it's as good as you say it is, I'll do a write up of my experiance & send it to you so you can stick it on your website as a testamony . I'll make up a cable in the next few weeks & give it a go.

If you want to test your cable, download the demo's that are already on my site. So far they have worked with both serial and usb (with serial adapter) cables.

Should be more demo's up there soon.

Ian

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