Setting up Megasquirt II with MacBook Pro.
#2
Checkout the tunerstudio forum at msextra.com
I have seen a bunch of people there use mac machines to do the tuning.
-Raj
I have seen a bunch of people there use mac machines to do the tuning.
-Raj
#5
This might help you
http://www.msextra.com/doc/ms2extra/upgrade.html
but basically, if you get the 3.0.3s firmware and there will be an ini file in there that you can load into TS.
current is 3.2.1 so it's probably best to get that instead though, there are links and instructions on that web page I linked.
http://www.msextra.com/doc/ms2extra/upgrade.html
but basically, if you get the 3.0.3s firmware and there will be an ini file in there that you can load into TS.
current is 3.2.1 so it's probably best to get that instead though, there are links and instructions on that web page I linked.
#6
Thanks for the help again. There file download in there is for Windows/Linux. I am currently trying to find a Mac download, or maybe I am just not understanding it correctly. I tried downloading the 3.2.1 and when I open it in terminal ( only thing that will open file ) it says command not found.
Last edited by Ryanxstorey; 01-18-2012 at 11:01 PM.
#8
ah sorry, I didn't think about that because I haven't upgraded firmware using the mac.
This thread suggests using a windows VM as mentioned above so that might be the only option other than borrowing another laptop.
http://www.msextra.com/forums/viewto...?f=122&t=42058
You can still download 3.0.3s and get the ini for your current version though:
http://www.msextra.com/doc/ms2extra/files/alpha/
This thread suggests using a windows VM as mentioned above so that might be the only option other than borrowing another laptop.
http://www.msextra.com/forums/viewto...?f=122&t=42058
You can still download 3.0.3s and get the ini for your current version though:
http://www.msextra.com/doc/ms2extra/files/alpha/
#10
You can do pretty much everything with the mac version of tuner studio and mega log viewer, with the exception of installing firmware. For that you will need windows.
That said, clicking the "firmware zipfile" link from this page on my mac gives me a plain zip file that i have no trouble with opening.
That said, clicking the "firmware zipfile" link from this page on my mac gives me a plain zip file that i have no trouble with opening.
#16
Which MS do you have? I have a DIYPNP and the DB15 is only used for extra inputs/outputs. I assume that you don't need anything other than the MTX-L on the DB15.
Re the AFR's, you need to check that you have the correct wire from the MTX-L hooked up to the MS on the correct pin. I think that by default, the MTX-L will have one of the analog outputs outputting a wideband signal and the other a simulated narrowband so make sure you have the right wire or change it with the software - something you might not be able to do with the mac actually?
I assume the MTX-L has calibrated the sensor and you are seeing the correct AFR on the gauge?
Have you selected Wideband in the tunerstudio project settings and configured your wideband in tunerstudio (Tools->Calibrate AFR-> Select 'Innovate LC1 Default' and then click 'Write to controller')
Re the AFR's, you need to check that you have the correct wire from the MTX-L hooked up to the MS on the correct pin. I think that by default, the MTX-L will have one of the analog outputs outputting a wideband signal and the other a simulated narrowband so make sure you have the right wire or change it with the software - something you might not be able to do with the mac actually?
I assume the MTX-L has calibrated the sensor and you are seeing the correct AFR on the gauge?
Have you selected Wideband in the tunerstudio project settings and configured your wideband in tunerstudio (Tools->Calibrate AFR-> Select 'Innovate LC1 Default' and then click 'Write to controller')
Last edited by giblets; 01-22-2012 at 03:40 PM. Reason: oops
#17
I have the 0-5 v wire in the pin 15 on the db15. I read something about manually putting in some numbers under where you told me to put the lc1 default. Both show that I have 7.4 afr. The o2 is calibrated and shows my afr on the actual gauge. I have a ms2 built by brain. I'm using the 3.0.3s.