No. Notice I said "my engine monitor". Was a simple 8-bit, 16 channel affair.

It could send the data (ASCII) in real time over a serial port.
The Visual Basic application I wrote for the PocketPC would capture data from the serial port and send to a file.
(Later it got a bit more advanced, being able to distinguish between GPS data and EM data combined in the same data stream.)

I would need to know the EM2 data format in order to modify it to work with that, which I'll probably do for Tracy.

Finn

James Maher wrote:

Finn,

Do you really have data acquisition software from the EC2 to a Pocket PC?

I sure would love to get my hands on that.

Any chance that you would make it available, at some price of course?

I am currently using a RMI engine monitor, as Tracy's EM was not available when I was building my plane.

Being able to capture EC2 data would be a huge benefit for analysis purposes.

Thanks,

Jim

Finn Lassen <finn.lassen@verizon.net> wrote:

Nope. F9 is one byte: 11111001.

You're sure you're working with this on a daily basis?

Finn
(really ought to volunteer to do this since I'm near Tracy, and have been there, done that with my engine monitor, Pocket PC and Excel)