| Author | Message | ||
     Buellrobot |
Now that I have ecmdroid working, I'm doing more logging. Today I rode for a few hours and checked the temp of the bike when I got off and it was at 192°. It was a relatively cool day and I was on a fast moving highway the whole time, so I'll be surprised if this is too hot, but I'd like to know the ballpark danger zone(s) as I log more and the weather warms up. | ||
| Kevmean |
Just out of interest where did you find your logged data? ....... trial logged on my Samsung S2 and then couldn't find the info after. | ||
| Buellrobot |
Once you've got the android filesystem open (either by plugging into laptop or via a file browser app) go to /sdcard/Android/data/org.ecmdroid/ and it should be in a folder there. Also, don't forget to check the box on the logging page in ecmspy to convert to the MSL(?) format if you're using Mega Log Viewer. | ||
| Kalali |
I've measured the head temp using a temp gun on several occasions and the highest reading was 170C. I point the gun right at the sensor with the bike idling after a long drive. On most occasions it reads between 160C-165C. The 170C was with the outside temp well over 90F. | ||
| Mbsween |
Buellrobot Are you using a cable or a bluetooth adapter to get at the data? I've done a bunch of logging, but with a tankbag, netbook and usb cable. pretty cumbersome. If you are using a bluetooth adapter , did you built it? Pretty easy? | ||
| Kevmean |
There's some info in this thread on UKBeg about making your own bluetooth dongle. http://www.ukbeg.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=161 99 | ||
| Buellrobot |
I took the easy route and ordered a dongle from Xopti – I haven't been able to use it a ton yet, but it seems to work pretty well. http://xoptiinside.com/buell_cable__bluetooth |
