I understand setting up software for aggression levels and such (if only it could be logged), but the layout is horrible. Manual tables are impossible to find and know which one is which when they used to be laid out nicely for easy changes. WHY?
I understand setting up software for aggression levels and such (if only it could be logged), but the layout is horrible. Manual tables are impossible to find and know which one is which when they used to be laid out nicely for easy changes. WHY?
for some reason I'm missing all the new Trans tables for my 2017 ScatPack A8. I'm running the VCM version ( 4.2.12 ) currently...
I can download a tune from the Tune Repository with the new tables, but when I do a read from my Scatpack the new tables are all missing ..confusing..
This should help.Attachment 88084Attachment 88085
That's a big change. Any idea when it's coming for the ZFHP95?
Did anyone ever figure out anything about this? I have the exact same problem. Showing the latest beta last time I checked, my tune layout is missing like half the stuff that the newer version has. Same story, I can download a tune from repository and it shows there, but reading mine doesn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by scatpack72
I always use beta for dodge. No matter what year.
If tables are missing I would open a ticket with support.
On any of the newer cars sometimes they need to add parameters to be able to see them. Sending them an infolog helps.
Goodluck.
Just started tuning a 2019 scatpack and it has tons of options.. my customers with 2015 and a 2016 zf9 had to have support help them a bit.. its a little more hassle. But it's all worth the wait.