AUTO for tables?

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Torque
 

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AUTO for tables?

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I was trying to change a warm-up table while the engine was running.

I then figured that there is actually no 'AUTO' for tables ..
Is this due to technical limitation?
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Re: AUTO for tables?

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What do you mean 'auto'?

All tables modified do upload to the ECU any modifications (status bar shows the changes being uploaded)
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Re: AUTO for tables?

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Hmmm ... I did not see any update happening, that's why I though these values are not updated.
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Re: AUTO for tables?

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The manual says I have to check 'Auto' to make changes on the fly ..
By 'on the fly' I understand real-time, and that is how it works

So every byte value has this 'Auto-Checkbox' .. that's why I got confused, since tables are missing this flag .. and I was unsure if
the table was actually updated in the ECU.

Do you mean by status bar the lower frame of the screen?


Thanks ..
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Re: AUTO for tables?

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Only constants have an 'auto' checkbox (the lower table) so you have to hit 'apply' for those to change (ie during situations changing using keyboard from 127 to 139 for a moment in time the edit box would contain '12' and then '13' which would be undesireable)

All tables/maps are automatic with any changes made

Bottom status bar will say 'uploaded address xxxx value xx' or similar
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Re: AUTO for tables?

Post by bachig24u »

to add to this, an 'auto unticker' would be helpful if the data field is selected for manually numeric data entry.

it more of a nice feature than a fix for lack of attention. its easy to stall a car if changing 'K' or 'inj latency' for instance.
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