[IsaacHayes]

Ok, just looked at it. The table is setup correctly to convert to Degrees C. The label is set as "UNITS" but it is using the look up table which is in Degrees C. You can make a new table and convert to F if you wanted. Or make more data points in the def as it doesn't have many plotted so it interpolates between them. Below is the full range if you want to add those into the table for a possible more accurate finer conversion.

But short answer, yes that's degrees C it's reporting.

;                         MAT TABLE
;          DEG C                              RAWADMAT
;          -40                                  255
;          -30                                  251
;          -25                                  250
;          -20                                  247
;          -15                                  245
;          -10                                  241
;           -5                                  237
;            0                                  231
;            5                                  225
;           10                                  218
;           15                                  209
;           20                                  199
;           25                                  189
;           30                                  177
;           35                                  165
;           40                                  152
;           45                                  139
;           50                                  126
;           55                                  114
;           60                                  102
;           65                                   92
;           70                                   81
;           75                                   72
;           80                                   64
;           85                                   56
;           90                                   50
;           95                                   44
;          100                                   39
;          105                                   34
;          110                                   30
;          115                                   26
;          120                                   23
;          125                                   21
;          130                                   18
;          135                                   16
;          140                                   14
;          145                                   13
;          150                                   12
;          200                                    0

[Joseph Upson]

Originally Posted by IsaacHayes

I'm on the laptop now so I'm taking a look at it with my ALDL info. It will log all the data the ALDL sends, but if the def is not right it won't convert that info into useable stuff. SuperDave had a def for $A1 and it had the IAT(MAT) temps inversed. I edited that def for him with the correct table (in the correct order) and it works great now.

If you have logs saved, you can try different def files to play them back. So a "updated/corrected" def will display the correct info from an old log. You don't have to re-record a log to do that. I will update in a sec after I look at it.

EDIT: A log would help me too so I could play it back and see the changes I make.

I guess it's not possible to save the log in a manner that allows you to import it into TunerproRT on a different computer and have it play back, at least I've never been able to do it after exporting a file out of tunerpro.

[IsaacHayes]

Yes it is. You just sent the CSV export. The .adl file that you save is the one that contains the actual datastream. You just need to open the directory where tunerpro saves the log and get it from there. Don't worry though I don't need it now.