Does anyone have a definitive list of all the measuring blocks/channels and what they measure.

What would also be helpful is what the blocks should read for a stock car. Lot to ask I know.

if you got through the blocks individually then it will tell you what they read, i know its a long way of doing it but u could do it that way

if you got through the blocks individually then it will tell you what they read, i know its a long way of doing it but u could do it that way

Hello Trev.

How's the car going. Have you learnt how to control your right foot yet.

Yes I could do as you suggest but as most know I'm a lasy git. :P

I'm assuming you want to look at the Engine Des.

Have a look at the Label file for the Controller 01, should show in the top left corner of Measuring Blocks.

Ross-Tech: VAG-COM Tour: Measuring Blocks

Does anyone have a definitive list of all the measuring blocks/channels and what they measure.

Surely this is in the appropriate .LBL file in the /Labels folder?

I'm assuming you want to look at the Engine Des.

Have a look at the Label file for the Controller 01, should show in the top left corner of Measuring Blocks.

Ross-Tech: VAG-COM Tour: Measuring Blocks

Lo Stu

Got everything to work at last.

I just thought that there might be a list somewhere which shows what each block measures without having to go through the lot to find the one you want.

It kinda depends what you want to look at really Des.

I would say in your case, MAF, Timing, Boost requested and Boost actual for a start.

Can you log the N75 to see what and when it's in operation.

Yes IIRC it's termed as Duty Cycle or Wastegate Duty Cycle.

Yes IIRC it's termed as Duty Cycle or Wastegate Duty Cycle.

What block?.......hence my original question.

What is the part number of your controller?

Does anyone have a definitive list of all the measuring blocks/channels and what they measure.

What would also be helpful is what the blocks should read for a stock car. Lot to ask I know.

Ross-Tech has published a comprehensive list here, Des. Have fun logging.

Ross-Tech has published a comprehensive list here, Des. Have fun logging.

Denis

Once again you never cease to amaze me. Cheers mate.