Hi!

The descriptions and screenshots for both apps describe and show the differences between the free and pro versions, in fact the pro version lists the features out in a bulleted list near the top of the market description, so you should be able to see the differences.

Uploading data is not the same as saving data to a file. If you have chosen the upload to webserver option, then that won't write to a file on the SD card, it uploads directly to a webserver.

The toggle logging option is for logging to the SD card (I will create some documentation for this) and logs by default GPS data if it is turned on. It won't log anything else unless you have selected what sensors to log in the main app settings. You can easily choose what sensors (OBD speed, rpm, etc) to log. If you are getting '0' for the GPS readings, then that may indicate that your GPS chipset was turned off, or did not have a decent lock with the GPS satellites.

Thanks,

Still a bit confused... So I don't have to "enable logging", it stores it somewhere on board?

I wasn't trying to upload to a web application, I was sending csv data to look at in Libreoffice spreadsheet.

It looked like that was the only way to use saved data, email it as prompted.

I mentioned I did not have GPS in my unit both in the subject and body, I.E. can logging be done without it?

Will speedometer data work? Will say temperature vs. time still record without GPS? (I just read somewhere here speedometer data was being worked on).

I enabled many things, the dial gauges and small live graphs work, but no data was in the csv that I emailed to myself.

And I was sure to have the live multi data gauge showing on the screen.

I do have an sd card in the unit, if that is a help, and no problem if I have to take it out to use it.

I just want to enable logging somehow, come home and look at graphs, how about a drunken monkey step by step for me when you get a chance?

Thanks

Hi!

Yes it will log without the GPS being present

Speedometer data hasn't needed to be worked on - it's been present since day 1 of the apps creation, so can be logged without issue

You need to choose the pids to log in the main application settings. (Press menu on the first screen->settings), otherwise you will not get much logged at all. Adding widgets to the screen does not decide what is logged (but will slow the logging down, especially if you have the raw/all data widget on the screen - I would recommend removing that)

Once you have configured the sensors to log in the application settings, you can then use the 'toggle logging' button in the menus to start/stop logging