Well back to the same problem, I only managed to get it to log one time. It just never loads live data for logging. Also when in Monitor mode if you shut the Jeep off and start it back up it says waiting for engine start and you cant cancel out, you have to unplug and start all over.

Well I managed to get the Logging operational. It appears you have to touch one of the guages for it to load the live data. I saw no mention of that in the manual, but I guess I could have missed that. Pretty obvious in the video that I didnt do that and it just sat there and did nothing. Glad I am ...

Here is a video of the problem ..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BVCSOBwWUM

I know you guys are looking for a 05/06 TJ for testing, I am not local, but I will BETA test anything you need tested.

Craig

garrett wrote:what software version do you currently have listed under options/show information?

v.1r12 The latest I assume..

I have a 2005 Jeep TJ Wrangler. I have been trying to log data but so far its been a no go. The Guages come up blank with no data and it doesnt save a file. Also in Monitor mode, if I happen to shut the Jeep off when I start it back up the Trinity shows data loss waiting for vehicle to start and I h...

garrett wrote:try going to the logging menu and reset default layouts.

Ya that was the first thing I did. I even tried making my own with just one thing on it. This is very Odd !

Somebody, anybody ?? there must be an answer to this issue ????

So I reloaded the latest CROM file and tried again. Still no logging. If I set it to monitor with no logging I see the data, the minute I try to log Nothing. Any ideas??

I have a 2005 Jeep TJ Wrangler. I have been trying to log data but so far its been a no go. The Guages come up blank with no data and it doesnt save a file. Also in Monitor mode, if I happen to shut the Jeep off when I start it back up the Trinity shows data loss waiting for vehicle to start and I h...

heres a tip/trick. load the tune with the 400 rpm added to the idle. grab the last tune written from the tunes folder/intune drive, and put it on your desktop, and rename it (add _custom to it), then save it back to the intune drive. Now, load the custom tune to the Jeep, and when the tool asks, ch...

I just started using a Trinity. I have the 93 Octane tune in my 2005 Jeep TJ with 4.0 Auto. I like being able to bump the idle RPM up with the AC on. I use the full 400 rpm when in Drive with AC on. I use this on the trail where I want to just crawl over something without hitting the accelerator. I ...