EFILive Dyno integration complete

Well, October has been a big month already at EFILive with Black Box Reading released, the LBZ DSP2/5 custom OS's released and now we are pleased to show off our latest achievement, yet another first for the GM tuning industry.

Going back some years EFILive was the first to release a USB based scanner for the LS1 that allowed the user to log the voltage from a wideband controller using our V1 hardware. Whilst this works well it has some drawbacks with voltage offsets and noise which may result in inaccurate AFR readings.
With the V2 hardware we were then able to introduce the logging of wideband controllers via the V2 hardware serial port. This completely eliminates problems of voltage offsets and noise issues.

Now we have gone many steps forward and have implemented total integration from the EFILive Scantool to the Dyno PC. This enhancement allows tuners to log dyno data within the EFILive scantool. Now you can log power figures, mixture data from gas analysers or any other device the Dyno PC is able to get inputs from. EFILive is also able to send the engine data back to the Dyno PC.

Most of these features are in the latest EFILive download as many have already noticed the new Dyno PID's, we expect a full stable release for both EFILive and the Mainline dyno PC to be out before we head off to SEMA.

Many thanks to the staff at Mainline / Dynolog for assisting with this project and Melbourne Performance Centre for allowing us to beat up on their car. We will be continuing to work with Dynolog on more exciting enhancements now that the dyno is talking to the scantool.

Below is the photo's of some real world testing of this enhancement.
 

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Holly Crap, that is remarkable! :thumb:

Thanks, can't wait to try it out on a Duramax and get some other Dyno companies involved - we've included a PDF document as part of our software download that explains what, how and why etc on dyno integration.

That's awesome! Man, I wish they sold Monaro's in the USA
mmmm....they do, they are exported and rebadged as a GTO :)

Cheers
Cindy
 

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That is good news. I know some of the dyno companies have been offering their customers an OBDII plug-in option, but few shops buy it, and it is pretty ineffective IIRC.
 

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Thanks, can't wait to try it out on a Duramax and get some other Dyno companies involved - we've included a PDF document as part of our software download that explains what, how and why etc on dyno integration.


mmmm....they do, they are exported and rebadged as a GTO :)

Cheers
Cindy



Any chance this will already work with the dyno dynamics software and hardware? Or, can we put a bug in their ear?
 

Mike

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We were working with Dyno Dynamics very early on - they have all the documentation for implementation, you'd need to contact them to find out if/when they are going to integrate.

Cheers
Cindy

Thank you Cindy.

One last silly question, would this contact person be the man in Melbourne who set up the machine?
 
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