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Thread: Custom PID issue

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    Custom PID issue

    I have created a Custom PID for AEM Wideband through the AC pressure switch...
    ALL is good except for the histogram 7 - Using my custom WideBand AFR Error % from my created PID (AFR Error)... for VE WB AFR error.

    Every time I open the file it has a little red asterix, Im guessing something is wrong... it goes away when i RE-select my PID (AFR Error) I had created... until the next time I open...or re-open the CFG file...

    What am I missing?
    - it could be the fact that Im still up at 2:30 in the morning...

    any suggestions would be greatly appreciated...
    I followed these steps:
    http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c5-s...hp-tuners.html
    Last edited by smithers; 11-13-2009 at 11:47 AM.

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    Looks like saving to a NEW config cleared the problem... glitch with HP i guess... same with changing the precision to greater than 4 decimal places on ETC AREA scalar, then looking at the LOG history, the values are RANDOM and incorrect in the log... glitch...

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    The asterix is usually for when you have a custom filter in place. Check the pid setting for any filters setup. Like alot of people have [sens.121]<14.6 in there to filter pe. Therefore it would show a red asterix next to what ever number histogram you are using/made.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Whiterhino View Post
    The asterix is usually for when you have a custom filter in place. Check the pid setting for any filters setup. Like alot of people have [sens.121]<14.6 in there to filter pe. Therefore it would show a red asterix next to what ever number histogram you are using/made.
    Well, that makes a bunch more sense, I really thought something was wrong, and you search for asterix on the site, nada, nothing.