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I am working with a friend to generate data recording capability on Win Mobile PDA platforms. Data will be stored in memory or in Fat16/32 on the PDA's memory card.
Update: Jan 17,06 Writing to memory or card done. Serial comms done. Looking at V3.3 data dump commands or SIPR interface. Should be testing both within a day. History SerialComm/SIPR should be uptodate (and apparently complete). For the config positions, parsing global.h is necessary. In the future, slcan packet-wrapping will be the standard ("Mac" command), that allows multiple devices on the bus. But implementing sipr first is a good idea, you will be able to upgrade easily. Tonight, a updated user friendly megatune package with firmare will be releases, 1.0.30, with simple .bat files for firmware upgrade through serial port Q: What language are you planning on writting the WinMobileLogger in? I am a MS developer and would be interested in helping out, I ( 66.237.129.3 near Cleveland, USA who actually?) was planning on writting something myself if someone else hadn't already started. * is it reasonable to use any other language than C / C++ ? APP written in VB.Net as my programmer was familiar with it and there was serial comms support available. A: MembersPage/DickSafier . I have been doing C# .NET development exclusively for past 2-3 years so happen to find it much quicker to write in then C/C++ personally, but its always a matter of personal preference. Some work in C must be done and my programmer must come up to speed with it. Are you developing outside your interests? If so, please provide email contact information via my web site at www.lolachampcar.com. Thanks, Bill Notes from Michael (developer of SIPR) I can make several C++ source files available with an impementation of SIPR. Should be trivial to adapt them to your uses as I already have data logging working in my copy of psituner. hackish at gmail dot com is the best way to get ahold of me. |
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Update November 15, 2006
The Win Mobile Logger and Tuning Tools have been wrapped into one package that (1) logs over 100 hours of data at 10 Hz, (2) provides an integrated package to manage/edit/tune complete maps, (3) qualifies Lambda data to remove untrustworthy data from the tuning process, (4) allows one button tuning of a data area when actual Lambda is outside Target Mixture and (5) manages multiple V3 configurations together with their associated log data sets to allow you to step back in the tuning process at any time. The functionality goes much further than the above but those are the overall features. I have a note into Marcel to see if there is any way to work with VEMS on making this resource available to the VEMS community. |