Thread: NismoTronic Tuning Software for TunerCode

I will agree, it's probably a good idea to leave the door open to all tunable ECU's. You definitely will get a much larger piece of already small market.

Plus you non of the B14 users have the option to use the software then, since TunerCode is hard to legally implement into B14's.

Before everyone gets ahead of themselves... there is development of a new a realtime alternative board for the S13/B13. (Not a Calum or NisTune board)

And THAT is what this software will be aimed at supporting! I didn't want to spill the beans so to speak before it was finished.. so just keep your eyes open! That is also partly why I haven't released the software yet.

We should have some more info in the coming weeks, but only time will tell.

When all is said and done the software will support Ostrich and equivalent Emulators, Calum RTv1 and the alternative board that is in the works.

The primary reason for supporting the ostrich setup is for tuning shops, like myself. People come in with a "Basic" ecu and I can use my dual ostrich setup to tune the car here on the dyno. When we are all finished up, I burn the chips and we are good to go.

For the people that are comfortable tuning their own vehicle, that is where the RTV1 and the new realtime board will come in. So I am looking to cover all markets when all is said and done.

I am in the middle of finishing up a pretty cool user definable graphing structure which is starting to look pretty good. I will post some pictures by the weekend.

see Thats useful information, i truly hope you guys can make the realtime ecu thing happen, its always good to have alternatives, if all goes well i will prolly pick one up for my datsun truck that im planning on putting a s13 sr20det in

I just didn't want to get everyone overly excited until it is time!

i hear ya man but you cleared up my confusion an im sure others as well. thanks

Figured I would give you guys an idea of the graphing that I am working on.

Everything will be customizable, including the items, graph background colors, graph line colors, height, width, and graph scaling.

This is a preview of where I am at now.
This was a pretty long log file, so the resolution isn't amazing on it. I will be adding a Zoom In and Zoom Out Feature for the graphing and also adding the Log Time to the button of the graphing window.

What about having the ability to show and hide items so that they don't clutter up the graph as much?

You can select "None" from the graph item drop down on the template window and it will delete that item from the graph.

The graphs are fully definable, so you can have 0 to 4 items on it at any time.

So if you only want one item to be displayed, you only select one from the graph template, OR you can just put the max value to 0 or a negative number and that will zero out the graph but keep the actual log value displayed at the top.

This is the way it works.

1) Right click on graph Canvas ---> Add New graph
2) Right click on new graph -----> Define Graph Template (This opens up a new window)
3) Select as many items as you would like along with their color and max values.
4) Select your background colors for the graph
5) Hit Apply
6) Repeat for as many graphs as you would like to add.

I should be getting some credit for supplying the test vehicle. lol

Oh sweet, that's nice then . I like the ability to customize things as I wish .

Any intent on adding wideband support?