Did you select those PID's as something you want to log? Torque doesn't log all values, just the ones you choose.

Under settings, "data logging & upload", then "select what to log" and then hit the menu button, and "add PID to log".

Since the last post have tryed the sugestions however when i choose the 'select what to log ' i am taken to loig manager with a overlay prompt of press menu to choose what to log.
This by choosing menu means i have to press one of the three buttons at the base of the phjone which takes me out of the programme to my phones menu options....?

Could you advise on what OBDII you would recomend depending on cost i could use a spair..Thankyou

It's not a button on the phone, it's a button on the LCD. On Android 4.1 or later, the "menu" button is on the screen as three little vertical squares. Hit that.

It's an android thing, not Torque.

ThankYou just checked the phone is running Android Version 2.33
great for most of the app but obviously not this one....
Ta All The Same

k_micheal

No i take that all back i just worked it out and yes it was on the phone and hopefully they have uploaded....
Thanks Again
Will get back to you

k_micheal

Yes all uploaded though i have not checked gps speed it has uploaded it ?
I intend to make some modifications using H2 so it is critical that i have manifold pressure , fuel ratio and fuelrate of injection i.e floweate.

This so i can have a before and after set of data to compare i
will start with one unit producing 2litres of Hydrogen/minute.
So compareing the mpg before and after.

There is no scale variation on the graph either but the main
point is the Data has Uploaded....many thanks

k_micheal

Yes i have checked again and done a test run....

all uploaded all values have been mapped on the graph

however it seems all 7 individual sets of values have
uploaded , they are all mapped on the same scale not having
individual graphs independent of each other...l...

It still gives me a record though ,what i will do is upload an individual property i.e fuel/rate on its own for the same journey, then repeat this for other values such as AFR then
MAF,air fuel ratio, mas air flow ect...

Thanks Again
Kind Regards

k_micheal

Data capture for the web load is asynchronous, meaning that if your ECU only provides data at a slow rate, that you may have several values repeated.

In the situation where you have a slow ECU, if it can only send 5 PIDs/second and you are logging 10 sensors, then you will have a refresh rate of once every 1 seconds for every sensor. The web upload logs at 1 second intervals, so you will see the values for most sensors repeated twice.

If you are using file based logging, then you can use the 'Synchronous logging' option in the settings. This will only allow a log entry to be written once a full pass of sensors has been done.

Make sure you also have 'Faster Communications' enabled in the settings - All adapters (clone, or expensive) should work perfectly with this setting enabled.

If you have a slow ECU, to improve the sensor refresh speed, only have the sensors you are interested in logging and/or visible on screen - the more sensors you log on a slow ECU, the longer it is before they are refreshed.

ECU's that use CANBUS (which is all newer ECUs are now using) is quite fast, and you can get over 100 sensors/second in Torque logged. Some older vehicles do support CANBUS and it's becoming the industry standard as it's a faster protocol (when compared to things like ISO9141-2, KWP, J1850-PWM, etc)

i'm usin File Based Logging and all the Data is uploading however the various colours denoting the the different sensors are on the same graph and scale....i can change this by choosing different sensor results to upload.
I know its a lot to ask but if i could have each sensor on a separete graph and hence its own scale it would be easier to read.....this really isn't a problem as i can upload a different set of sensor results for the same journey from one day to the next as i travel the same road.

Many thanks

kind regards k_micheal