Quote from admin on October 7, 2011
No, it’ll calculate MPG if you ask for the PID, (and don’t have the “Dont calculate MPG/Fuel” option ticked)

Sorry, that’s what I meant. I’m asking for the PID and “Dont calculate MPG/Fuel” is not ticked, but I’m still getting nothing from it

Ah yes! Got there in the end.. Was trying to convert it into a string (left over code), but I think the value was being interpreted as something else. and coming back ‘null’.. Stored it as a Float and it appears to be fine now.

Sorry for messing you around. Still a little new to Java. Too used to the forgiving PHP!

Hi Ian!

Would it be possible to ask for the lateral and longitudinal values when requesting the accelerometer data?

Thanks,
.a

Quote from admin on October 13, 2011
Hi

You mean like the Z Y and X axis? I’m not sure I’m 100% following what you mean

Ian, I mean coordinates along X and Y axis.

I saw that you have a G-meter display now, so I basically wanted to do the same thing…

thanks,
.a

Quote from admin on October 17, 2011
Ah

You probably want these:

ACCEL_X_FILTERED       = 0xFF1250;
ACCEL_Y_FILTERED       = 0xFF1251;
ACCEL_Z_FILTERED       = 0xFF1252;

Got it, thanks Ian!

All answers are here

http://torque-bhp.com/forums/?wpforumaction=viewtopic&t=1175.0

Copy the ‘torqueRecorder’ folder from the phone to c:\ on PC then restart the app. You find it on phone: mnt/sdcard/torqueRecorder.

Hi Ian,

I’m having a bit of a problem. It seems that the value returned for the ‘speed’ PID (0xD) is always zero.

I’m using the latest update.

Thanks,
Alex

Quote from admin on October 24, 2011
Hi

Tested here and it’s working – if TorqueScan picks the speed up, as >0 then you should be able to pick it up as well (as TorqueScan uses the same method calls).

Are you passing ‘true’ to request the app update the value when you are requesting it?

Will check with the TorqueScan, thanks for the idea.

Here is how I request it:

float speed = torqueService.getValueForPid( SPEED_PID, false );

I pass false because I don’t want to incur a possible round trip to ECU. But as I’m writing this, I realized that if nobody else is asking for it with ‘true’, then nothing will ever be retrieved…

I will change that to ‘true’.

thanks,
.a

Quote from admin on October 24, 2011
Hi

Yes, that’s correct. the PID will not be updated if you don’t ask Torque to update it – the true will not cause the method to pause however – it will just ask Torque to refresh the value which it will then do ‘behind the scenes’

OK, great! Thanks for info