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i have a Question about saving files in CalEdit ???

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Darek78

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Hey guy's i need a answer on this
Let's say i take a new fresh copy of TM4O.ccf
then i go to Scalars and chenge my fan and idle after that i click on Functions and select maf transfer so i take my flow sheet put the numbers in
and now if i click directly on top save file will this save my maf transfer on the CCF file with all the change's i made in the scalar to??????????????
the reson i'm asking is that every time i put the the maf flow sheet in and i would like tyo save the maf the CalEdit changes everything
it's messing everything up for me and i have to do it over
that's y i need to know iy it will save my maf flow sheet without saving the maf transfer
Thanks
Derek.N
 

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there are a few "fine" points to entering the MafTransfer into the tweecer.

1. You need to use the arrow up/down/left/right to move from cell to cell and not the mouse. For some reason the celll wont take all the time every time with the "mouse click" on the cell you want to change...something to do with the way it is entered.

2. More than not the MafTransfer WILL be slightly diff. after you hit save, it will be a small change like it rounds it up/down due to the way the programming is. As and example say you enter 125.725 as the kg/hr at 3.21volts after you hit save it may go to 126.002 or 125.033.

And from your question it sounds as if you not sure its saving the scal. as well (if I am reading your question correctly). Yes is will save all changes made to the scal. but it is always a good idea to not change alot at one time in the beginning so you can pin-point tune issues and not ALOT of possible change issues. If your in doubt you could always go back and forth from the stock orig. tune and your "modded" tune to see what was changed.
 

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i know that it's saving the scal things that i changed but my Q was is it saving the maf tansfer with out me clicking save maf in the function's on the maf transfer window
Thank's
Derek.N
 

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It should, but I always save before I leave that screen/tab as I work on the Maf and maf only when I do any changes to it. I fig. it would be safer to make sure before I leave that screen/tab. So in short I have no 100% proof that it does or does not. I dont think I have ever used the save transfer window, I just go to the "save" and save it all.

you could compare the two tunes by switching back and forth to double check

It is worth a note that it is a very good idea to make as few changes and almost save every single change. It makes it easy to go back to the last point if the "new" change is in the wrong direction. This is the reason when I want to work on the MafTransfer I ONLY work on the MafTransfer and save after that change, then change other stuff in a sep. change.
 
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