Good afternoon, I suggest you describe the modes from 1p to 8p that change in the operation of the automatic transmission.
example:
P1 Fully automatic mode with the smoothest possible switching
2p?
3p?
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8p?
Description of the modes turbolamik.
Re: Description of the modes turbolamik.
I feel the same way it would be nice if it had better notes/descriptions but in case you don't know you can edit the XDF.
Right click on the scalar, table, flag etc.. and select 'edit Parameter XDF info'.
You can edit the description, its name and even move it to a new location if you feel it makes more sense in a different folder within TunerPro.
Once done, in the toolbar select XDF and save it. The XDF only describes the bin file and each item location along with how it's displayed.
But a warning - don't change the address or data types as this will cause the incorrect location or datatype to be displayed or edited.
Bad news is you have to update the next XDF if there is a new update. The bin file should always use its matching XDF version.
Also you can use 'Ctrl - F' to find tables. Helps in a pinch when you are trying to find a table like lockup for example.
Right click on the scalar, table, flag etc.. and select 'edit Parameter XDF info'.
You can edit the description, its name and even move it to a new location if you feel it makes more sense in a different folder within TunerPro.
Once done, in the toolbar select XDF and save it. The XDF only describes the bin file and each item location along with how it's displayed.
But a warning - don't change the address or data types as this will cause the incorrect location or datatype to be displayed or edited.
Bad news is you have to update the next XDF if there is a new update. The bin file should always use its matching XDF version.
Also you can use 'Ctrl - F' to find tables. Helps in a pinch when you are trying to find a table like lockup for example.