After connect the FP on the pc with the new version o FPM, the following
steps were followed (this was done with the FPM 1550 Beta):
Upgrade procedure was done, with every thing correct.
Message confirming the success of flashing the new firmware.
Choose Flashpro/Datalogging
Select one datalog from the Datalogs
Save As... (Save one datalog from previous version, done - Not compressing)
Select another datalog and try to perform "Save As..." (nothing FPM ignores)
Unplug FP from the pc and the previous values remain and the list of datalogs is cleared (should the values be cleared? or should the list remain filled?)
The same happend if we press "Delete All" and confirm, in this case it must refresh the "Datalogging capacity" details.
Can you please go to Help at the top of the FlashPro manager screen and click on send information to Hondata support. Include a detailed description of the problem you are having.
Some datalogs are 15m to 25/30m.
There is no error message in FPM. The button just don't bring the save dialog window.
To reproduce some datalogs from previous version should be in the FP;
Next upgrade the firmware;
Then try to save two datalog's... one at the time.
The second only could be saved if FPM is restarted.
I tested in a i7 2.8Ghz machine with Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 64bits a same thing happend.
The next test was made in a P4 3.4Ghz Windows XP SP3 and some interesting things happend.
In this last machine, Hondata Flash Pro Manager 1.2.8.0b was installed.
The save process work fine and de default name to appear in the save dialog box is the name present on the datalog list.
I saved all the datalogs that I have in FP and then I installed the FPM 1.5.5.0b.
Now the default name in the save dialog box is "datalo" and the next name is "dataloument" if we try to save again.
The save process worked only in XP. :)
In the Windows 7 UAC was disable and still the same. What could it be?
I will try this again on my own laptop with windows 7 64 bit tomorrow and see if it works properly. So far we have tested this with windows 7, windows 8, XP and none of them have had any problems.
This may have somethign to do with regional settings within windows, or comma vs. period usage.