Originally Posted by fuelmoto

Currently the PV logs your choice of channels into the display which can then be exported as a .csv which allows you to view them Excel. You can easily sort thru and analyze the data very easily, for example if you are looking for a knock event simply scroll down the column and look for any data in the specific column and you can see exactly which RPM, TPS and MAP that the knock event happened. You can also choose as few or as many channels to log and it samples 33 times per second. Having used all of the other Harley ECM data recording software on the market, the Power Vision logging works extremely well and allows you to log more channels than any of them, the only thing to get used to is that you are viewing it as text. They are currently working on the PV "on screen" log viewer, dyno specific tuning software, and there will also be a software log viewer for analysis for those who want to view them graphically. There are also several other cool applications they are working on

Originally Posted by fuelmoto

Because there are different tune levels and ECM base calibrations, in order to expose all of the tables within Power Vision you simply need to load and flash your calibration to the ECM, retrieve it, and open it in WinPv which will allow access to all of the available tables. Make sure you are using the newest version of software/firmware and everything is right there

Originally Posted by Dustball

Yeah, that's what I've been saying...it doesn't appear to be working like that. I got your message and I'll catch you tomorrow and better describe what I'm seeing.

-Dusty