If live tuning is going to be done make sure it is NOT the driver doing the changes. It is NOT recommended nor is it safe to make changes while driving. Make sure to have someone other than the driver make changes if live tuning is going to be done.
It is not recommended or safe to make changes while driving. It is no longer required to turn the car off and then download a new tune, just simple make the desired change and press the update button.
Yes this means you can finally tune while the car is running. With the Moates Quarterhorse the tuning parameters, such as MAF (Mass Air Flow sensor) curve can be changed on the fly. The accuracy of the quarter mile times will depend on the accuracy of the vehicle speedometer and how fast the logging rate is. Binary editor can estimate quarter mile times based off the vehicle speed sensor. For the OBD2 devices they can display or log parameters form the definition files and the standard SAE mode 1 parameters or the Ford Enhanced parameters. All parameters available for display and or data logging are defined in the definition files. The Binary Editor can also display differences between binaries (Ford Tunes).īinary Editor can display and log live data using either the TwEECer RT, Moates Quarterhorse 1.6 hardware or a compliant J2534 OBD2 pass thru device such as the Drew Tech Mongoose cable. There is also a definition template that can be downloaded for those that would like create there own definition file. You can look at the download page on this web site to see what definitions or strategies are supported. This makes editing the definitions file very user friendly The definition files that are NOT open source are either in an encrypted database format or an encrypted Excel format. Its Open Source definition files (Strategy Files) are saved in Excel. VBinDiff 1.The Binary Editor software allows for editing of the Ford EEC binary data. VBinDiff 2.x - October 1997 Ported from OS/2 to Win32 (OS/2 support dropped) Never publicly released VBinDiff 2.x - October 2004 Added support for editing files Never publicly released VBinDiff 3.0 beta 1 - Added a POSIX (eg, Linux) version alongside the Win32 version Added single-file mode Added EBCDIC support Added support for resized consoles (no longer assumes 80x25) VBinDiff 3.0 beta 2 - Improved the line editor (used for entering search strings, etc.) VBinDiff 3.0 beta 3 - The line editor now has an input history Space now moves to the next difference (same as Enter) win32/vbindiff.rc had been left out of the source archive VBinDiff 3.0 beta 4 - Fixed a major bug in the Win32 hex editor (which caused it to crash after saving changes) Added -enable-debug configure option Clarified licensing On GitHub The Windows version is now built with Visual Studio 2015 Merged GitHub #3:īuild on systems with split ncurses/tinfo libraries VBinDiff 3.0 beta 5 - VBinDiff development now uses Git, and the source is available
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