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'''Open Issues ToDo''' None An example of how CWL, CWH, AWEV, AWEV_Temp..., and AWC affect cranking and afterstart can be found at MembersPage/BillHart/CrankingAfterStart. Recent Questions: MembersPage/BillHart/ProblemHistory for older issues that have been resolved. Projects Underway MembersPage/BillHart/WinMobileLogger Win Mobile platform to Fat32 memory card logger. Looking for SIPR examples, if any, to ease the adding V3.3 query to Win Mobile code. * [http://www.lolachampcar.com/Outside%20Pages/VR_Emulator.htm VR_Emulator] is a parallel port based Op-amp circuit that provides a plus or minus pulse about zero to emulate a VR sensor. You build the Basic routine to generate the crank (and cam)input wave form you need. Drop me a note if you need my QB code as a starter. ** we usually use stereo soundcard nowadays. It has many advantages, like processor overhead is small, amplitude can be varied, code is not hard to port between platforms, and it can even work without any executable (wav-s can be played with standard tools). MembersPage/BillHart/LoggingDongle anyone interested in a small relatively inexpensive logging dongle? *WikiAdvert: mailto:bill@lolachampcar.com
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