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Minor problem, but the first time I encountered it I was quite baffled.

Datalog files which contain an em dash, ISO 8859-1 character 0x97, can't be opened.

Using the newest version (5.00.9513.00) When a table's values are changed using either the + or - key, the change is not registered as modification, and therefore the modified values are not saved when 'save' is clicked. If the + or - key is used to modify table values and then one (or more) of the ...

This issue started in build 5.00.9237.00 - I believe it is related to the upgrade to Visual Studio 2019. If I try to copy the values from one table to another, and select the first entry in the table to which the values are being copied, the values will slowly be entered one at a time. For a 16 x 16...

I take back my previous post. The changes do not stick. If you copy in the difference tool, save the .bin and re-open the difference tool the changes appear to stick. However, checking with a hex editor reveals that the changes weren't applied. I have tried this on numerous files, all with the same ...

Solved. The problem was that I didn't save the .bin after applying the changes. Since I didn't see the asterisk next to the file name I assumed that the copy changes were applied automatically. Saving the .bin after applying the changes fixed it.

Thanks

Irregardless of the direction of copy (left to right, or right to left) the item being copied is removed from the difference list, but the change is not applied to the .bin. Once the .bin is reloaded the change reappears in the difference tool.

When using history tables in TunerPro only one cell value is updated per frame. It does not do a multi-cell average. For example if you have a history table setup as such: https://dl.dropbox.com/s/21k31dv8z6ue768/History%20table%20fule.jpg If you have the following inputs: RPM = 1190 Load = 1.35 AFR...

Ahhh... great thanks. I didn't see the history size in the table configuration.

Much appreciated!

I would assume one is weighted for the number of samples, whereas the other is not. From the name I can't figure out which one is which. Some clarification would be great! Thanks.