Using TunerStudioMS for Tuning Megasquirt - Guide
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basically, you need to install it ,then open it up and hit new project. name the project and power up your MS unit, then say retrieve firmware. save the project and pick the settings it prompts for for the o2 and crap. then you need to copy your .inc files into the new directory it creates in your my docs folder and you're done. its pretty much the same, its a lot easier to use.
#23
basically, you need to install it ,then open it up and hit new project. name the project and power up your MS unit, then say retrieve firmware. save the project and pick the settings it prompts for for the o2 and crap. then you need to copy your .inc files into the new directory it creates in your my docs folder and you're done. its pretty much the same, its a lot easier to use.
I should have mentioned this earlier - I already had Megatune installed when I loaded Tuner Studio.
Yesterday I opened an existing MSQ into Tuner Studio and it seems to work fine so I'm wondering if I need to retrieve firm ware and all that and risk me doing something wrong ( ? )
Thanks and Happy New Year !!!
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It seemed to work fine when I hammered a square peg into a round hole....
Why do you have to question everything? Do it right: create a new project, load the correct firmware, and copy over your inc files. It's not that hard.
Why do you have to question everything? Do it right: create a new project, load the correct firmware, and copy over your inc files. It's not that hard.
#33
Ego tuning PID settings
I'm putting this question here becasue the other tunerstudio ve live was getting off topic and a lot of it was my fault.
Matt from diy gave me this info.
Proportional - More correction the further away the AFR is from the target.
Integral - More correction the more time it's been away from the AFR target.
Derivative - Higher numbers cause it to slow down its correction the
faster the AFR is changing.
The settings can be seen in our DIYPNP base maps - they're all MS2/Extra
based.
What is everyone using for their ego settings? Matt said they usually use simple instead of PID.
Next on the list.
Has anyone successfully setup closed loop idle? I'm going to try the recommended settings from the MS3 extra documentation
Matt from diy gave me this info.
Proportional - More correction the further away the AFR is from the target.
Integral - More correction the more time it's been away from the AFR target.
Derivative - Higher numbers cause it to slow down its correction the
faster the AFR is changing.
The settings can be seen in our DIYPNP base maps - they're all MS2/Extra
based.
What is everyone using for their ego settings? Matt said they usually use simple instead of PID.
Next on the list.
Has anyone successfully setup closed loop idle? I'm going to try the recommended settings from the MS3 extra documentation