HP Tuners VCM Scanner MAP range question
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HP Tuners VCM Scanner MAP range question
2009 Cobalt SS with GSM1. I am new to using HP Tuners but started working with it. When using the scanner it by default was scaled to 255Kpa max when logging. I changed the scaling to be 300Kpa that would match the 3 bar maps that are on the car. But it still only logs to a max of 255. The gauge in the car does show 24-25psi on the tune I am running, but the scanner will not log higher than 255 Kpa (22.5psi). I have tried two different config files (Default imperial, and an LNF config by BYT).
I see also that PID additions, customization is possible for logging, but I cannot for the life of me figure out where to access this in the Scanner software to set it up or modify it. Can you direct me where it is located in the menus?
I see also that PID additions, customization is possible for logging, but I cannot for the life of me figure out where to access this in the Scanner software to set it up or modify it. Can you direct me where it is located in the menus?
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2009 Cobalt SS with GSM1. I am new to using HP Tuners but started working with it. When using the scanner it by default was scaled to 255Kpa max when logging. I changed the scaling to be 300Kpa that would match the 3 bar maps that are on the car. But it still only logs to a max of 255. The gauge in the car does show 24-25psi on the tune I am running, but the scanner will not log higher than 255 Kpa (22.5psi). I have tried two different config files (Default imperial, and an LNF config by BYT).
I see also that PID additions, customization is possible for logging, but I cannot for the life of me figure out where to access this in the Scanner software to set it up or modify it. Can you direct me where it is located in the menus?
I see also that PID additions, customization is possible for logging, but I cannot for the life of me figure out where to access this in the Scanner software to set it up or modify it. Can you direct me where it is located in the menus?
If anyone does know this already, please still point me in the right direction to accurately log over 22.5psi with the scanner.
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