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KWAK 750 TURBO wrote:Yup, i tried to load Lorcans powercommander map on my PC3 usb, it'll import it into the pc software and show the figures but wont send the map to the powercommander, even if you save it as a PC3 usb map file *.djm and try to send that instead. Having said that i have only attempted it a couple of times tonight. I didn't have the map file to try until tonight i only had the figures from the table to manually input and they worked fine.
How were you able to view the table? I can only view files that are compatible with the PC 3.
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Kman, do you have the program Winpep7?
I downloaded it from DYnojets website and can see any map on it.

http://www.powercommander.com/powercomm ... loads.aspx
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fastferret wrote:Kman, do you have the program Winpep7?
I downloaded it from DYnojets website and can see any map on it.
FF, Thanks, i'll have a look later,gotta go out with the Mrs....she still remembers me :)
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You might have to type the figures in manually if you have a USB PC as the USB versions have columns every 250rpm instead of 500rpm.
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Lorcan wrote:You might have to type the figures in manually if you have a USB PC as the USB versions have columns every 250rpm instead of 500rpm.
There are some features that move it from 250-500 rpm collumns, I don't know much about it yet,but I am learning.
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kawasakiman542 wrote:
KWAK 750 TURBO wrote:Yup, i tried to load Lorcans powercommander map on my PC3 usb, it'll import it into the pc software and show the figures but wont send the map to the powercommander, even if you save it as a PC3 usb map file *.djm and try to send that instead. Having said that i have only attempted it a couple of times tonight. I didn't have the map file to try until tonight i only had the figures from the table to manually input and they worked fine.
How were you able to view the table? I can only view files that are compatible with the PC 3.
Hi, I had read off the figures from a post lorcan put up a while back (see below) and manually typed them into the P.C. software. When i saw lorcans *.map file attached to this thread a couple of days back i decided to see if i could import the file into the P.C. software, then save it as a PC3 usb file and export it to the Powercommander, which i couldn't.
Lorcan wrote:Here are the maps in glorious colour so you can type them in manually if the maps on the previous page won't load. The first one is a modified version of Tony's (Kllrvet) for T25 turbo and 310cc injectors with stock fuel pressure. Bear in mind this is for my intercooled 810 with cams, big exhaust valves etc. Ideally you should get your own bikes mapped on a dyno as they will all be different, but these maps will give you a better starting point than nothing at all. If you have a USB Powercommander you will have to interpolate the cells as they have columns every 250rpm instead of every 500. The map rows after 11500rpm are the same as for 11500rpm. 0% boost = atmospheric, 100% boost = 32psi.

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And this map is for a GT22 with 370cc injectors, stock fuel pressure again:

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Kwak,
That is the map I'm using, I typed it in manually, I also imported it and tried to load it into the PC file to no avail. The funny thing is; when I had the wrong resister, my fueling was very close to what I wanted, But I had no throttle position in the PC window. If I had never hooked the PC to my computer, I would have never known.I had planned on getting my bike dyno tested, so I want to make sure everything is functioning properly.
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I'v been trying to load the map that has been posted by lorcan ( tonys 810 ,310cc ,t25) map. my problem is my pc111 only shows 12 columns to the left. and tonys map has like 20 columns?
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ric77,
Rpm's or fueling columns?
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RPM and there xxx out . the fuel column has 10 or 9 spaces and there xxxx out as well . I also dont have acess to fuel table or ignition button .
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Think I figured it out , Loaded the zx12 zero map then adjusted it . Is that Right
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