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    A little 2.25 Scanner action...

    Here you can see a few things. Engine RPM is a broadcast parameter. MAF Period is a DMR. Spark Advance is a non-SAE PID. More coming soon.

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    that's whats up!
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    That's awesome!

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    Nice. It will be nice to be able to dial in the MAF curve using the 2.25 scanner.

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    Quote Originally Posted by txcharlie View Post
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    What's the difference between the type of the parameter?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DSteck View Post
    What's the difference between the type of the parameter?
    The method in which they are requested, or in the case of the broadcasted RPM, we are just listening for it, so there is no overhead of having to request something.

    The DMR and Enhanced PIDs are very fast and there are a lot of things you cannot log unless you have DMR support.
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    Awesome... Your helpers smile at the end was priceless!

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    So what's "DMR"?

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    Can't wait for this to get out so logging more of the ford stuff comes easier.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DSteck View Post
    So what's "DMR"?
    We basically request a variable stored in RAM.

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    Just when I've all but given up on 2.25 scanner. Why do you have wb lambda 1...makes sense b1, but then the other is wb lambda 5?
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    Quote Originally Posted by schaid View Post
    Just when I've all but given up on 2.25 scanner. Why do you have wb lambda 1...makes sense b1, but then the other is wb lambda 5?
    That is an SAE PID. I have to look into it. I didn't add that. SAE PIDs are universal so its just what the scanner pids up.

    Look here - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OBD-II_PIDs

    SAE PID 24 and 28 is what the scanner is picking up on. Just how Ford chose to implement it.

    I'll be adding in the actual Ford Enhanced WB PID pretty soon, and it will be high speed.
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    Nice work! I can now read MAF Hz and KR, thank you!