TDotMax

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Does one exist? I'd rather use my Palm Treo with Windows O/S as my datalogging unit as opposed to taking a laptop all the time. Anyone know if such a program/software exist?

nismology

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Moved.

BEJAY1

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My Auterra runs on Palm. There's others too.
http://www.auterraweb.com/supportedpalms.html

redls1

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I think autotap has a program for this also, why not just get one from ebay for $100. Ive looked at a couple that do live logging, a/f,temps all the stuff you need.

NmexMAX

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TDotMax

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Nothing for Windows Mobile? I emailed Auterra to see but everything seem's to be Palm OS.

And how well do these work with a WB O2?

NmexMAX

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Get a cheap laptop and call it good. Opens your choices up a bit more since you're not limited to a palm unit.

ThurzNite

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Yeah, trying to get something to work w/my GPS for more analysis.

I'm guessing the OP has 5th gen... Lucky cuz my 4th gen spits out info at 1Hz... can't exactly use that for dyno info.

Jae

D-Bo

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Autoengnuity offers a WM5 setup and a bluetooth adapter ftw.

http://www.autoenginuity.com/products-scantoolppc.html

It does say you need 64mb memory on ROM which the Treo doesn't provide, I don't know if you could just install it to a memory card or? May want to contact the manufacturer for specifics.

MOHFpro90

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So hold up...Dell axim guys out there, anyone tried this? Got an x30 with plenty of SD space. The higher end x30.

NmexMAX

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No matter the CPU speed/memory capacity(yes I know you were referring to software requirements re: data logging software etc), but in your case since the data feed rate is rather slow on your A32 ECU.

MOHFpro90

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Ahh, I see...so 1hz would basically be useless. Thanks for the info!

NmexMAX

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Well, not really. If you have a live readout, you can view parameters while driving. i.e. RPM speed, ECT, and possibly IAT's.

But if dynoing or doing a street run, it wont be as much help.

Another alternative, though I'm not sure how far you're willing to go, but there are widebands on the market that offer secondary 0-5v sensor input, and their feed rate is typically ~0.1hz.