ALDL Logger
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Re: ALDL Logger
so what your saying is whatever adx is in the logger is what it uses for the display, then once you get a log out of the sd card you can play it back in TP5 with any adx to show everything ? (once the conversion back to TP5 is done)
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Re: ALDL Logger
Big to Jayme. He went through and identifed how lots of the XDL header works. Mark Mansur has confirmed more of it and shouldnt be too hard to now get it working 100%.
But anyway, with an ADX and a small header template file loaded on the SD card the logger now records directly to an XDL file. Here is a quick test file straight off the memory card..
But anyway, with an ADX and a small header template file loaded on the SD card the logger now records directly to an XDL file. Here is a quick test file straight off the memory card..
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sounds like its all good! good to see Mark helped out with info too!!
so when do i send my bank deposit
so when do i send my bank deposit
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Re: ALDL Logger
This thing sounds great
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Re: ALDL Logger
Changed over to a new processor board today, the arduino was short on RAM and not easy to field upgrade. So am using an awesome board, the Teensy 2. Was too lazy to build another proto so its stacked up on the original to convert the arduino pinouts to the Teensy 2...
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Re: ALDL Logger
Nice teensy 2 is a good board. looking forward to trying one of these.
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Re: ALDL Logger
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Re: ALDL Logger
Still plodding away at this and adding bits to the firmware and hardware.
Have now implemented a few flag options, one being a passive logging mode. For VT and later where you want to keep all vehicle functions (dash, fans, SRS etc) and still log this will be handy, it logs without disabling chatter by syncing to the heartbeat and using the 128mS of free bus time to get a mode 1 message 0 frame sent and received. Can see here before logging starts...
And now after there is only 16mS of free time between BCM packets as the mode 1 message 0 frame is requested and received...
Have now implemented a few flag options, one being a passive logging mode. For VT and later where you want to keep all vehicle functions (dash, fans, SRS etc) and still log this will be handy, it logs without disabling chatter by syncing to the heartbeat and using the 128mS of free bus time to get a mode 1 message 0 frame sent and received. Can see here before logging starts...
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54:01.698: (54:01.698)$90,$55,$1B
54:01.714: (54:01.714)$A0,$55,$0B
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54:01.778: (54:01.778)$08,$55,$A3
54:01.879: Com timeout: Expecting frame header byte
54:01.888: No chatter found
<<< Nice 128mS free space here >>>
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54:01.938: (54:01.908)$41,$63,$00,$00,$00,$14,$41,$00,$12,$01,$28,$C5,$00,$00,$10,$07,$F0
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54:02.082: (54:02.082)$08,$55,$A3
54:02.184: Com timeout: Expecting frame header byte
54:02.188: No chatter found
And now after there is only 16mS of free time between BCM packets as the mode 1 message 0 frame is requested and received...
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Re: ALDL Logger
nice stuff
Re: ALDL Logger
be great if we could use passive to get other messages
Are you planning to have an import tool that can convert the hex dump into an xdl. I know you said previously the logger can record straight into xdl format.
Are you planning to have an import tool that can convert the hex dump into an xdl. I know you said previously the logger can record straight into xdl format.