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The Data Logger program only has one screen, this displays the collected data in five line graphs, the five line graphs show Wheel Speed, RPM, Throttle Position, O2 voltage and Engine Temperature.
TuneBoy Data Logger
The TuneBoy data logger is a program designed to help users tune thier bikes without using a dyno The DataLogger program is a Visual Basic program that uses the TuneBoy DLL to collect information from the bike to display in a graphical format. standard Triumph, Aprilia or Benelli maps. Many of the mapping problems are not due to poor mapping but rather as a result of ride by noise and emission regulations. These intentional lean points in the maps can be fixed without needing to put the bike on a dyno.
The default mode for TuneEdit only shows two tables, these are the fuel trim table and ignition trim table. This is done so that the first time user can get up to speed without being overwhelmed by all the things that can be changed.
The following is a list of some of the tables the TuneEdit program can change, for more information see the documentation.
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The Data Logger program only has one screen, this displays the collected data in five line graphs, the five line graphs show Wheel Speed, RPM, Throttle Position, O2 voltage and Engine Temperature. |
When you start the Data Logger the "Start Logging" button will be disabled until the program connects to the bike. Once connected it will enable the button and show the VIN on the right side of the screen at the bottom.
When you click the Start Logging buttin the program will start to collect the info for the five graphs, unless you have removed the tick next to that data on the right of the screen.
To view the data just click "Stop Logging" then "Display Log".
You can drag the red or blue line to points in the graph, when you do this the data from that point is placed in the blue or red text fields on the right of the screen. If you click the zoom in button the graph will zoom in on the area between the red and blue lines.
For more info on the TuneEdit program you can download the full documentation from the Download area.
Check the Makes and Models supported to see if your bike is supported and to download the latest tunes.