Celsius ---> F* in Tuner Pro
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TYTILIDIE
METH HEAD
Re: Celsius ---> F* in Tuner Pro
I have no concept of Celsius. I was using a F-->C calc ona website and manually typing in the numbers vs F on a spread sheet in Excel. With the formula you gave me, that I didnt knwo about, I just formatted the cells to do the math and typed in the farenheight degrees for translation. Thanks Austin. Still would be nice for TP to show Farenheight though.
I have no concept of Celsius. I was using a F-->C calc ona website and manually typing in the numbers vs F on a spread sheet in Excel. With the formula you gave me, that I didnt knwo about, I just formatted the cells to do the math and typed in the farenheight degrees for translation. Thanks Austin. Still would be nice for TP to show Farenheight though.
skwayb
NWSTP
Re: Celsius ---> F* in Tuner Pro
I didn't want to have multiple versions of the tables in TunerPro in F and C. All of the notes on Temps in the P4 document were in C and so were the notes on how the tables were setup by GM. So I decided to keep them that way and leave the Temps in C.
You could make the changes yourself to have it in F. Take a table. Write down all the C values for the ROW or COLUMN that is being displayed in C, convert them to F, then edit the table definition in the XDF and put in the new F numbers for the ROW label or COLUMN label you are changing to F. I believe all of the TABLES only have a ROW label that is in C that need to change to F. Example: Tables F31M and F31, the ROW labels are in C. and the data is a multipler. So you only need to change the labels.
Now for CONSTANTS, you need to change the formula. That is what is used to display the number in C. You would need to change the formula to display the number in F.
Example: The constant, Temperature for Closed Loop is in C. The formula is 0.749020 * X + -40.000000. You would need to change it to 1.348236 * X + -8.000000 for it to now display the results in F. Provided I did my Math correct on that formula.
Hope that makes sense.
I didn't want to have multiple versions of the tables in TunerPro in F and C. All of the notes on Temps in the P4 document were in C and so were the notes on how the tables were setup by GM. So I decided to keep them that way and leave the Temps in C.
You could make the changes yourself to have it in F. Take a table. Write down all the C values for the ROW or COLUMN that is being displayed in C, convert them to F, then edit the table definition in the XDF and put in the new F numbers for the ROW label or COLUMN label you are changing to F. I believe all of the TABLES only have a ROW label that is in C that need to change to F. Example: Tables F31M and F31, the ROW labels are in C. and the data is a multipler. So you only need to change the labels.
Now for CONSTANTS, you need to change the formula. That is what is used to display the number in C. You would need to change the formula to display the number in F.
Example: The constant, Temperature for Closed Loop is in C. The formula is 0.749020 * X + -40.000000. You would need to change it to 1.348236 * X + -8.000000 for it to now display the results in F. Provided I did my Math correct on that formula.
Hope that makes sense.
TYTILIDIE
METH HEAD
Re: Celsius ---> F* in Tuner Pro
Interesting. If I get real bored one of these days I am definately going to do that. Ill admit the celsius factor has been keeping me from exploring the temp related tables. I started messing around with them a little today since I amde my C-->F conversion sheet. Im definately going to do that though, just sounds real tiem consuming.
Austin, its was big help. I rmeember learning that in like the 6th grade but has since gone out the window.
Interesting. If I get real bored one of these days I am definately going to do that. Ill admit the celsius factor has been keeping me from exploring the temp related tables. I started messing around with them a little today since I amde my C-->F conversion sheet. Im definately going to do that though, just sounds real tiem consuming.
Austin, its was big help. I rmeember learning that in like the 6th grade but has since gone out the window.
TYTILIDIE
METH HEAD
Re: Celsius ---> F* in Tuner Pro
Awsome, spent like 2 hours last night changing stuff over. I noticed it put its own # up after I clicked on the table again. Im ena its the smae but it put 0 on or what have you. I really appreciate it guys. Getting closer to getting back to my tuning adventure.
Awsome, spent like 2 hours last night changing stuff over. I noticed it put its own # up after I clicked on the table again. Im ena its the smae but it put 0 on or what have you. I really appreciate it guys. Getting closer to getting back to my tuning adventure.