How to get Torque data from android onto laptop

[gmcman]

So I saved or logged my driving data tonight and I did download the OBDwiz but I can't seem to get the data or "tracklog" onto the program. I saved the log file onto the laptop but can't see how to view the data.

 

[coolasice]

You can use excel to open the CSV file. Or openoffice.

 

[stickypoop]

http://canhasdiy.com/archives/165


It's a bit of a PITA but it does work


edit: I assumed you're using the Track Recorder plugin to log. If you're not the link isn't much help

 

[gmcman]

I used the data logger in the app, this is what I have saved and what it looks like when opened up. IN OBD wiz it doesn't recognize it.

 

[coolasice]

I used the data logger in the app, this is what I have saved and what it looks like when opened up. IN OBD wiz it doesn't recognize it.

What are you trying to see out of it? Graphs or data plots? You didn't specify what pids to log in torque settings.

 

[gmcman]

I would like to see a line graph, was trying to compare the trans temp to the coolant temp as well as any knock retard events compared to load for starters. I started logging when I left work and stopped when I arrived home.

 

[coolasice]

I would like to see a line graph, was trying to compare the trans temp to the coolant temp as well as any knock retard events compared to load for starters. I started logging when I left work and stopped when I arrived home.

you need to select the pids you want to log in the torque log settings. Then you can use excel to graph time vs whatever you want.

 

[coolasice]

Get it figured out?

 

[gmcman]

I selected 6 PID's, then I started logging. I saved that log to my laptop and that's what opens on the spreadsheet. But I cannot get it to graph in OBDWIZ.

 

[coolasice]

Obdwiz has a different data layout, they won't be compatible. Just use excel to graph the data

 

[gmcman]

I've never used Excel to graph anything, so I've been playing around with it. Looks like I need to rename some data but I just need to find a good graph to use. I honestly didn't know it was this versatile.