Profile: Steven Whitaker

Finally got the rig back on the road and figured out how to use the Fuel Correction factors.  I found that in order to get my Trip Average MPG to read close to my hand calculated mpg, I had to add a correction factor of +5%.  Yes, I am a nerd!  :)

Hi Robert,
Mark is in the final steps of locking in the firmware for the next production run.  He said, he should have some free time soon to respond to your Cerb USB driver issue.
Thanks for your patience,
Steve

Robert,
Mark is knee deep in getting the firmware locked in for production.  He said, he should be able to shake free soon and will check in with you on your connection issue.
Thanks for your patience,
Steve

Hi Ron,
I spoke with Mark, and he is pushing hard to finalize the firmware for the 4.1 adapter.  He believes he will be able to shake loose and get back to you soon about the Metric/English conversion issues you have identified.
Thanks for your patience,
Steve

Thanks for updating us on the solution to your connectivity issue.

Richard,
Mark has released a new update to the app 9.6.8. It requires you to update the firmware to 3.22.3.  Hopefully this will solve your issues.
Steve

Hi,

Wonder if anyone can enlighten me about using the Fuel Use Correction Factors.  Let's say my ECU says my average fuel economy is 8 mpg since the last fill up.  When I fill up, the fuel economy calculates to only 7.6 mpg.  Do I set the Fuel use correction factor to -5% or +5%.  My head tells me -5% but on my other ECU reader requires a positive correction factor for the exact same situation.

Another question on Trip Fuel Economy.  Let's say you have a two stop trip, that will require shutting off the engine and tablet at each stop.  Does the adapter pull the data for Ave Fuel economy from the ECU for the first travel day and include it into the calculations for the second travel day?

Thanks,
Steve

Hey Jay,
Something to check on your tablet, go into settings and search for Bluetooth devices, is the BlueFire adapter listed?
Steve