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Spooler 04-25-2018 09:53 PM

Ecutek Data logging.
 
When you are logging with Ecutek. Can you look at the logs when done or does it take a parser?

BboyZ 04-25-2018 10:43 PM

if you are using ECU connect, you can customized display logging of real time data.
EcuTek - Dashboards

SouthArk370Z 04-25-2018 10:49 PM

Windows: Copy file to hard drive, USB stick, etc. Change extension of copy to "txt" (eg, log.dat becomes log.txt). Double-click on copy's icon (or drag copy's icon to your favorite text editor's icon).

This should open file in your default (or favorite) text editor. If it looks like a bunch of gobbledy-gook, you'll probably need a special reader.

Spooler 04-25-2018 11:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z (Post 3750532)
Windows: Copy file to hard drive, USB stick, etc. Change extension of copy to "txt" (eg, log.dat becomes log.txt). Double-click on copy's icon (or drag copy's icon to your favorite text editor's icon).

This should open file in your default (or favorite) text editor. If it looks like a bunch of gobbledy-gook, you'll probably need a special reader.

Crap, yeap. You will need a parser.

DrBacon 04-26-2018 01:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spooler (Post 3750512)
When you are logging with Ecutek. Can you look at the logs when done or does it take a parser?

You should be able to view the logs using the same ecutek software that you use to flash the ecu with.

ByThaBay 04-26-2018 03:09 AM

If anyone wants help sorting through their logs, PM me I can assist in my spare time.

OhioYJ 04-26-2018 05:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z (Post 3750532)
Windows: Copy file to hard drive, USB stick, etc. Change extension of copy to "txt" (eg, log.dat becomes log.txt). Double-click on copy's icon (or drag copy's icon to your favorite text editor's icon).

This should open file in your default (or favorite) text editor. If it looks like a bunch of gobbledy-gook, you'll probably need a special reader.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spooler (Post 3750534)
Crap, yeap. You will need a parser.

What are you using to take the logs? My bluetooth dongle saves the logs as a CSV file. Excel and other office programs open these files natively now. Before you would use the import data function in these programs.

So now double clicking on the CSV file, gives me a very readable file:

http://www.cdmfabrication.com/bbpics.../ecuteklog.jpg

For Android all these log files are located in /data/data/com.ecutek.ecuconnect/files/Logs

370zBLAST 04-26-2018 06:04 AM

I was able to look over my logs too. Once i finished data logging

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jrb55gh 04-29-2018 11:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spooler (Post 3750512)
When you are logging with Ecutek. Can you look at the logs when done or does it take a parser?

I have the old style cable and dongle. After logging, the software that logs the data will also display it as numbers or graphs. You should be able to do it the same.


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