Baseline Automated Tuning Beta Now Available for Download
Just had a closer look and compared it to mine . It is only when you back off that you see a delay , not when you apply the throttle . I see a delay with mine as well when I back off although not as pronounced .
Don't worry about it - not a problem ....
Don't worry about it - not a problem ....
Hmm maybe I should just split the difference and hope it averages ok? If I'm 1800-2000ms and the average is more like 600ms just set my latency as 1300ms and see how it goes? 
I have everything imported into Baseline and setup. Now I just need to go take some logs and see what happens when I put them into Baseline

I have everything imported into Baseline and setup. Now I just need to go take some logs and see what happens when I put them into Baseline
Last edited by Mawnee; Feb 8, 2010 at 12:18 AM.
Its a Baseline Paramater, so it knows what to expect when looking at the reported AFR vs commanded. I just ran it with an expected of 1800ms
Went and did a 15 minute log with lots of various pulls through different gears and a good bit of cruising.
Here was the first MAf output of Baseline and you can see Racetuner and the changes I applied to my maf scale. Oddly it thinks my upper scale wasnt too far off. I had pulled 5% or so off it since my dyno run.
Went and did a 15 minute log with lots of various pulls through different gears and a good bit of cruising.
Here was the first MAf output of Baseline and you can see Racetuner and the changes I applied to my maf scale. Oddly it thinks my upper scale wasnt too far off. I had pulled 5% or so off it since my dyno run.
Last edited by Mawnee; Feb 8, 2010 at 02:12 AM.
Thanks Kane
One quick question if I may? In your video you add up all the injectors and just use one injector bank setting. But in one of the walkthroughs they are all seperate. Which is optimal, or does it matter?
Also, for the fuel tables I need to set them precisely as I have them in my tune so it can compare right? If so I may ...simplify my tune tables a bit to make importing it easier :P
I'm also going to bump my lowest commanded AFR up to 11.3 so it doesnt drop off the scale anymore.
One quick question if I may? In your video you add up all the injectors and just use one injector bank setting. But in one of the walkthroughs they are all seperate. Which is optimal, or does it matter?Also, for the fuel tables I need to set them precisely as I have them in my tune so it can compare right? If so I may ...simplify my tune tables a bit to make importing it easier :P
I'm also going to bump my lowest commanded AFR up to 11.3 so it doesnt drop off the scale anymore.
Your fuel table needs to be the same yes - now I have done this a few different waya. In my case I have a 1-3 and a 3-6 gear map, so I used my 1-3 and just log in those gears. On others with 3 fuel maps - I set them the same in the AP (saving the old ones), as in Baseline so I can log in all gears - once the MAF is sorted out then you can go back and set the base maps back to the way they were if you (like me) have the higher ones a wee bit richer.
Its a Baseline Paramater, so it knows what to expect when looking at the reported AFR vs commanded. I just ran it with an expected of 1800ms
Went and did a 15 minute log with lots of various pulls through different gears and a good bit of cruising.
Here was the first MAf output of Baseline and you can see Racetuner and the changes I applied to my maf scale. Oddly it thinks my upper scale wasnt too far off. I had pulled 5% or so off it since my dyno run.
Went and did a 15 minute log with lots of various pulls through different gears and a good bit of cruising.
Here was the first MAf output of Baseline and you can see Racetuner and the changes I applied to my maf scale. Oddly it thinks my upper scale wasnt too far off. I had pulled 5% or so off it since my dyno run.
On the Flash tuners - we only can read one injector, so we only set up one BIG *** one - it doesn't really matter since we can adjust when they stage anyway. I just need it there to tell you when you are encroaching 100% on your total fueling.
Your fuel table needs to be the same yes - now I have done this a few different waya. In my case I have a 1-3 and a 3-6 gear map, so I used my 1-3 and just log in those gears. On others with 3 fuel maps - I set them the same in the AP (saving the old ones), as in Baseline so I can log in all gears - once the MAF is sorted out then you can go back and set the base maps back to the way they were if you (like me) have the higher ones a wee bit richer.
Your fuel table needs to be the same yes - now I have done this a few different waya. In my case I have a 1-3 and a 3-6 gear map, so I used my 1-3 and just log in those gears. On others with 3 fuel maps - I set them the same in the AP (saving the old ones), as in Baseline so I can log in all gears - once the MAF is sorted out then you can go back and set the base maps back to the way they were if you (like me) have the higher ones a wee bit richer.
Yep, I thought of the seperate maps thing and set them all the same. The only real difference for me was more fuel up top in gears 5-6, and I certainly wont be hitting those spots on the street anyway
. So I'll change them back once I get my Maf straightened out.I've actually run into a problem. After I made the first changes to my tune, I did the "get ready for new tune" steps. Changed my tune in the AP, and updated the Maf scale in baseline to match. I went out and got a new log(30 minutes) imported it with a new name, massaged it, then "Scaled the Maf". But the new tune name doesnt come up int he "View my tune information". Just the old one.

-Edit- Wierd, jsut restarted my laptop and now the new tunes are there :P
I get that bug sometimes too - close the main window and reopen it from the button on the left hand window (the one with all the engine info) and it will be there.
Also, you don't have to change the Baseline MAF scale everytime unless you change the voltage range - if you are just changing g/sec then you can leave it in there.
Also, you don't have to change the Baseline MAF scale everytime unless you change the voltage range - if you are just changing g/sec then you can leave it in there.
I get that bug sometimes too - close the main window and reopen it from the button on the left hand window (the one with all the engine info) and it will be there.
Also, you don't have to change the Baseline MAF scale everytime unless you change the voltage range - if you are just changing g/sec then you can leave it in there.
Also, you don't have to change the Baseline MAF scale everytime unless you change the voltage range - if you are just changing g/sec then you can leave it in there.

This tool really does rock Kane. It sure beats trying to look at all that log data and guess what needs changed for each and every load(especially with my delay!).
Admittedly I tried using it 5 months ago and couldnt get my head around it. Now that I've been playing with my tune for 7 months I have a better grasp of what its doing(and what I need done) so I can mostly understand it.
Glad to hear good feedback man!
I have almost 1000 downloads and I can never get anyone to tell me how it went; LOL.
When you get most of the MAF inside 3% or so - then do the Tune Button, and see where your deviations are - then use that for the Fuel VE% map. After all that your next dyno should be a bit more motivating.... hehehehe
I have almost 1000 downloads and I can never get anyone to tell me how it went; LOL.
When you get most of the MAF inside 3% or so - then do the Tune Button, and see where your deviations are - then use that for the Fuel VE% map. After all that your next dyno should be a bit more motivating.... hehehehe
Glad to hear good feedback man!
I have almost 1000 downloads and I can never get anyone to tell me how it went; LOL.
When you get most of the MAF inside 3% or so - then do the Tune Button, and see where your deviations are - then use that for the Fuel VE% map. After all that your next dyno should be a bit more motivating.... hehehehe
I have almost 1000 downloads and I can never get anyone to tell me how it went; LOL.
When you get most of the MAF inside 3% or so - then do the Tune Button, and see where your deviations are - then use that for the Fuel VE% map. After all that your next dyno should be a bit more motivating.... hehehehe
Feels much faster than my Vette did in stock form and that car had a torque advantage.I think it really was because the car was thinking I was exceeding 200% load and retarding my timing. Since I've worked on the Maf the logs havent shown more than 180%, but I'm still only running 8psi. I am regularly hitting 4.5v with a 3.5" maf tube, thats got to count for something
I've run into an issue. I went out and did a good 30 minute log. I imported, massaged, then "scale the maf". I have to close it then reopen for it to show in the view tune window tab. But when I hit view map its blank? o.0
When you imported - did you verify the drop downs were matching up? When I rename some of my columns I get issues like that.
I have to go back and make sure all my drop downs are properly matched when I import.
Also did you massage the log file each time you imported?
I have to go back and make sure all my drop downs are properly matched when I import.
Also did you massage the log file each time you imported?
Hmm..I've checked all that. Is it normal for the drop downs to use "#" instead of "." ?
Maybe I over massaged the log file and its too limp to be used?
yea somethign is up, when I hit "Scale maf" it just rolls right through it like it isnt processing anything.
Maybe I over massaged the log file and its too limp to be used?

yea somethign is up, when I hit "Scale maf" it just rolls right through it like it isnt processing anything.
Re- import again, and then go through each drop down box and select the option manually. And massage.
Let me know if that works - if not then I'll have you zip and email to me so I can fix it and send it back to you.
Let me know if that works - if not then I'll have you zip and email to me so I can fix it and send it back to you.
I must have borked something in the baseline settings somehwere. I jsut tried it with a log that worked last night and it does the same thing.
I'm think going to go ahead and setup Baseline on my main Gaming computer(far far faster than my laptop) and start over
shouldnt take me long now that I've been through the whole process once.
I'm think going to go ahead and setup Baseline on my main Gaming computer(far far faster than my laptop) and start over
shouldnt take me long now that I've been through the whole process once.




