Official VersaTuner Feature Request Thread

[Enki]

The ECU is tied in to the cruise control system, I'm sure (these cars are drive by wire, after all). Maybe holding down the cancel button or something is an option.

[Mfinlay04]

@Steve@VersaTune;

Anyway to add P2096 to the list of CEL that we can disable.

I prefer to run @ 1.05 Lambda at cruising load/RPMs and need to be able to disable this code. I know this request would be very personalize but it'd be awesome if you guys could do it.

Thanks

[Enki]

I think you can just disable the codes for the secondary O2 and that should do it.

[Steve@VersaTune]

Originally Posted by Mfinlay04 @Steve@VersaTune; Anyway to add P2096 to the list of CEL that we can disable. I prefer to run @ 1.05 Lambda at cruising load/RPMs and need to be able to disable this code. I know this request would be very personalize but it'd be awesome if you guys could do it. Thanks

From the main screen, go to settings, Edit Tune Customizer Profile, then in the Tune Customizer window, go to the Disabling DTCs tab, then hit the Advanced button. All available DTCs on the vehicle should be listed there. If P2096 is not on the list there, and the ECU is throwing that code, let me know.

[Deldran]

I think this has been brought up, but any way to increase logging resolution. I know turning more Parameters of helps, but it still seems like the resolution of the AP is higher with similar numbers of parameters logged

[Steve@VersaTune]

Originally Posted by Deldran I think this has been brought up, but any way to increase logging resolution. I know turning more Parameters of helps, but it still seems like the resolution of the AP is higher with similar numbers of parameters logged

High speed logging is definitely on the list.

[Mfinlay04]

Originally Posted by Steve@VersaTune From the main screen, go to settings, Edit Tune Customizer Profile, then in the Tune Customizer window, go to the Disabling DTCs tab, then hit the Advanced button. All available DTCs on the vehicle should be listed there. If P2096 is not on the list there, and the ECU is throwing that code, let me know.

I'm not seeing it. My car is a 2006 mazdaspeed 6 if that matters?!

[RE-ACTIONENGSPEED3]

@Steve@VersaTune;

Is there a way to put a battery volt indicator due to the time we flash our car?Also if it easy to put a safety limit(such under 11.9v) so that can not let us flash our cars ....or a warning...

[Ugnius@VersaTune]

Originally Posted by RE-ACTIONENGSPEED3 @Steve@VersaTune; Is there a way to put a battery volt indicator due to the time we flash our car?Also if it easy to put a safety limit(such under 11.9v) so that can not let us flash our cars ....or a warning...

Yes, that's possible and a good idea. We'll add it to the list.

[Mfinlay04]

Originally Posted by Steve@VersaTune From the main screen, go to settings, Edit Tune Customizer Profile, then in the Tune Customizer window, go to the Disabling DTCs tab, then hit the Advanced button. All available DTCs on the vehicle should be listed there. If P2096 is not on the list there, and the ECU is throwing that code, let me know.

here is a screenshot of the CEL in VT just for verificication too

[Steve@VersaTune]

There are some DTCS that are handled differently in the rom. We are working on masking them.

[Polish_Eagle]

How exactly do the Warmup Enrichment tables work? The reason I ask is because I set the decrement for them to 0 (up to 60 F) so it won't remove enrichment until my car is at 60 degrees fahrenheit (I run lean AFR).

Thing that has me confused is that at idle it works fine and the AFR is richer to where I set it, but as soon as I start driving the AFR targets my values from the closed loop table (no enrichment applied). Is there anything I can do to make it target the closed loop value and then apply the given enrichment at all times until the required temperature is reached?

[Steve@VersaTune]

That would require custom ECU code to change the logic.

[Polish_Eagle]

Originally Posted by Steve@VersaTune That would require custom ECU code to change the logic.

So are the enrichment tables meant only for idle? I thought this was a global percentage of fuel increase until the decrement removes all the additional fueling.

[EmPeEs6]

So, where is the great (announced) benefit of these tables if they only come into play at idle (which is less than 1% of all driving conditions)?!?

[Enki]

It makes starting cars on full corn MUCH easier.

[EmPeEs6]

Pity, since I could need some enrichment during warmup phase for my E-mix, too...

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[phate]

Why?

[EmPeEs6]

Since my engine runs noticeably unsmooth during the first few minutes but not directly after startup, when enrichment is max.

[Polish_Eagle]

I personally find when running lean cruise my car runs really rough until the engine coolant temperature reaches approximately 55 - 60 degrees Fahrenheit, that's why I was hoping I could apply the warm up enrichment values to my requested AFR until the car is warmed up to the right temp.

[Steve@VersaTune]

These tables are meant to be used for cranking and afterstart until the chambers get warmed up enough to get good atomization. It's not for long term warm-up running. Once closed loop operation starts, trims are based on O2 sensor feedback.

[Enki]

^^^ This is what I thought it was for too, not warming up the car faster. Yeah, it's annoying driving the car around when it sputters like that, but it also shouldn't take long to get to a temperature where it starts to run good again.

[Polish_Eagle]

Originally Posted by Enki ^^^ This is what I thought it was for too, not warming up the car faster. Yeah, it's annoying driving the car around when it sputters like that, but it also shouldn't take long to get to a temperature where it starts to run good again.

Maybe in Arizona it doesn't take too long, but during cold Canadian winters it can be a fare amount of time.. Lol.

Thanks for clearing that up Steve, I guess I'll stop with the madness..

[Enki]

Maybe leave the heater off for a little while until the car heats up? Should warm up faster that way.

[Polish_Eagle]

Originally Posted by Enki Maybe leave the heater off for a little while until the car heats up? Should warm up faster that way.

I use the auto climate control and it does that already

[Jarods7920]

Steve i think you and i have discussed before, but what about actual AFR and PSI values as apposed to KPA and lambda?

Also when i was playing with my tune last night, i noticed something about boost based logic in there but wasnt used. Whats the deal with that?

[RE-ACTIONENGSPEED3]

Originally Posted by Jarods7920 Steve i think you and i have discussed before, but what about actual AFR and PSI values as apposed to KPA and lambda? Also when i was playing with my tune last night, i noticed something about boost based logic in there but wasnt used. Whats the deal with that?

They have found some tables for boost based tuning and they just have them avaliable(for now it is useless unless they make an option for boost logik tuning)

[Steve@VersaTune]

The ECU has native boost tuning capability. It is disabled by default and load based tuning is used. Some people prefer the simplicity of boost tuning. If you fully understand how load based tuning works, it is very powerful. We exposed the boost tuning tables for reference. They are not used in any way when the ECU is in load based tuning mode.

[Enki]

Personally I prefer load based tuning; it's way more reliable and consistent.

[Jarods7920]

I have no issues with load tuning at this time, but i was just curious as to what it was is all. They arent set to any relevant values right now. More just informational.

[RE-ACTIONENGSPEED3]

@Steve@VersaTune; @Ugnius@VersaTune;


Any estimation about when the Versatuner 2.0 will be released?











p.s. I really need the rolling megaspool & the revlimit above 8000rpm...

[torquemaniac]

...and I need access to the transmission tables

[SpeedRebirth]

@Steve@VersaTune; @Ugnius@VersaTune;

Tested my win 8.1 tablet for the first time today. Works good so far.
Encountered a small issue though. When trying to save a log with the preselected filename it fails because of the timestamp includes a : between hour/minutes/seconds. Get a Invalid filename error

Example: 22:55:35

[Enki]

Originally Posted by SpeedRebirth @Steve@VersaTune; @Ugnius@VersaTune; Tested my win 8.1 tablet for the first time today. Works good so far. Encountered a small issue though. When trying to save a log with the preselected filename it fails because of the timestamp includes a : between hour/minutes/seconds. Get a Invalid filename error Example: 22:55:35

It also fails because of slashes in the file name. Bit of a pain.

How long until the next update, @Steve@VersaTune;?

[Mfinlay04]

-Anyway to incorporate a way to see what tune is currently flashed on the car? Or perhaps adding a line on the individual map with a flash date.

More than once I've mad revisions to a map in the middle of the night and then forgot to flash it the next time i went to my car. And then days/weeks go by and then I can't remember which revision is actually on the car. Shit I'm getting too old.

-Also, I've noticed when exporting a datalog to CSV it seems to cut off some of the parameters. I'd have to actually look and count but for example there are 10 slots to live datalog but when exporting them to CSV form it only exports 8/10.
@Steve@VersaTune;

[Enki]

I've only been monitoring 8 but I'll try 10 tomorrow and see if I can replicate.

[Mfinlay04]

Originally Posted by Enki I've only been monitoring 8 but I'll try 10 tomorrow and see if I can replicate.

I don't remember the exact # without doing it myself. But if your going to test it load up as many parameters you can and see if they all export to CSV.

[Enki]

I vaguely recall not being able to monitor more than 8...

[SpeedRebirth]

Originally Posted by Enki I vaguely recall not being able to monitor more than 8...

12 is max number of logged/monitored parameters
15 would be much better so we could include coolant temp and a few other usefull parameters

[Enki]

Maybe I went with 8 due to logging frequency. Don't remember