Hi,

YourDyno version 3.2.114 is available. 

Small bug fix:

- Removed incorrect error message when using Auto start and Auto restart

Cheers

OK my fault, there was a slight RPM drift in some runs at high rpm and it wasn't actually catch the "end RPM" value.

With a MOI of around 10 it's still a bit low probably to do it in one RUN, it calculated very low MOI (2.5 in one run, around 5 in another)
I'll try in two runs

I've tried to run the MOI measurement in one run (power sweep), but at the end it gave a warn pop-up, saying that it didn't reached the end rpm threshold, to make sure sw goes in "coast" mode, etc.

I'm pretty sure it went to coast down though, it displayed "coast", end rpm was correct and the engine did reach it in every run.

Tomorrow I'll try to do it in two runs

Greetings tuners,

YourDyno version 3.2.113 is available. Fixed these bugs:

• Torque would read 0 when RPM = 0
• Inertia was calculated into the torque/power figures even if Compensate for inertia effects was turned off

Cheers

Tuners,

Last version had a bug when using 2 load cells and 1 RPM sensor. Fixed here. Also fixed a bug where in some cases the wait period before the sweep was too long.

https://yourdyno.com/YourDynoInstaller_3.2.112.exe

Cheers,

Jostein

Hello again, sorry for the delayed answer to this topic. i ran the installer one more time and used the "repair" option, after this it was working as normal.. i didnt delete anything...

@mjpower, were you successful when removing old plugins? 

Anyone else with the problem described above/or no problem?

OK. Can you try to manually remove your plugins and install again? Maybe there is an old plugin in your plugin folder.

Strange that I cannot reproduce the issue. 

I get the same error message as Radics1.... and cannot open run screen any more...

Here is version YourDyno version 3.2.110, see above for version 3.2.109 for the update. @radics I was unable to reproduce the error you reported, but try now.

OK, I will fix, thanks

Greetings tuners!

YourDyno version 3.2.109 is available now! It has a number of nice features.

• Ability to measure the MOI during coast down phase. This feature is experimental, so thanks for all who want to test it and report how well it works. The way it works is that you do two retardation runs, one with brake off and one with brake slightly on. Then the software calculates the MOI from those two runs. As an alternative, if you have high enough inertia, it can be done in one run, where half the run is with brake off and half the run is with brake slightly on. 
• Support for brake controller plugins! This way any user with programming skills can make their own brake controller, for example fixed brake % vs RPM, Sequencer (for programmed sequences), control of load instead of RPM, etc. Each new brake plugin appears as a tab in the Brake Setup window. Contact YourDyno.com for more info about this, including source code. I will add some documentation soon. There is one example plugin available now called SequencerDemo, it is installed by default
• New channels: Load cell Torque and Angular acceleration. These are the components that build up the power and torque figures. Very useful to see where the power figures are coming from!
• Ability to use the main window and options/plugin menu while the Run window is active
• Better handling of saving/restoring options, error handling of errors in the options file, automatic backup of options
• A number of cleanups and minor bug fixes

Enjoy! As always let me know of any issues.

Cheers,
Jostein

@admin

don’t know how much work it will be but maybe you can make them selectable same as the graph’s. For me black-black would be fine, but maybe others have a different preference

aslong as they are independant from the graphs it would be a big plus for me 🙂

Regarding the latest beta software, I’ve had a few instances where first run incl. Coasting down losses wouldn’t show up in graph window.

After making another run with stored coasting losses it loads fine

I tested a bit. Blue and red look good. In any case the colors on the axis shall be fixed.