Thanks!... I did not know that.

06MonteSS wrote:no need to hit edit ????

stop recording, then press the red X in the corner to exit and it asks you if you want to save the log...

It does, but you have to remember to hit "Edit" after "Stop" in order to get to the "Close This Log" menu item. I keep hitting "Stop" recording and then pull the Trinity so no log is saved. If you think of typical UIs, "Edit" gets to copy, paste, options, etc... typically file type functions are ...

It would be helpful if you could add a popup when the user presses Stop when logging. The popup should ask if you want to save now. If yes, allow to save and stop logging. If no, do nothing.

I don't log often enough to remember to hit Edit in order to save the log... this is just not intuitive. I ...

All I need is the format of the TDS file (at least I think that is the gauge file). It is complicated somewhat since it seems to encrypted. But there has to be a document somewhere...

Why would you have to cache the data? Couldn't it just be in a big database that is either a flat file associated with the app or a real rational database?

The database included things like:
Year, Make, Model, Option, Engine, PID, PID Description, Units

It wold be a little more complex than that ...

Is there such an app? If not, is the data available that would allow someone to make one? If I knew the file structure and had a list of all the associated parameters, I could probably throw something together and make it available.

Doing it while sitting in the Jeep is a PITA.

OK... maybe it is too early and I have not had my second cup of coffee, but I can't figure out if and how we can load a .dsh file up to the Trinity to get the gauges outlined in the first post by Johan.

Can someone please tell me if we can upload?
If we can, a simple instruction on how would be ...

Figured as much... just thought I would check... thanks for the reply!

FYI... I got the subject vehicle if there is any interest in working tunes for it. Plan to mod over the next year or so.