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I am having a problem with electrical load detection. I was told that using the Volt Latency Change might could solve my problem, but my version of Nistune dosen't have that option. Here is a screen shot from Brandon at AVP.



Here is a screen shot from my pc not showing VLC



I know I am running Vista and there are a few differences but I have tried it in XP with the same result. Am I doing something wrong?

you are using an older version of nistune. Use the latest beta version and it will pick up the extra parameters

I just downloaded the neweset beta and nothing has changed. The version I was using was the 10/11/2009 release. So it wasn't that old either.

are you using the same address file ?
it doesn't seem like so, since the output/look is quite diferent on the left table... yours isn't divided and identified like the latest address files...

yeah thats what I was thinking. point your address file location to where you installed Nistune

eg
c:\Program files\Nistune\Address

Then reopen the address file for your vehicle from the list.

I got it now. Thanks guys

nice

voltage latency change needs to be set out as a table..

presently the numbers mean nothing.

Agreed it does not make sense since its displayed as a raw number currently

Voltage latency in nissan ECUs is not a table. It is a calculation based on the battery voltage. See here details:

viewtopic.php?f=12&t=707&p=4242&hilit=latency#p4242

Eric reverse engineeered it from the Z32 ECU code. Not too sure if others are similiar (probably should be) but given both memory addresses in the address file I should be able to decode that one

The best way to do this is to display a table with 0-15 volts with a single raw value editable which then displays the ms effected for each voltage in the table. It would need to be a customised window as opposed to the generic forms I use for displaying data at the moment