Hondata

I am having difficulty allowing the ecu to communicate with my aim data system. I understand the instructions to change the line of code in the kmanager.ini file, but it cannot be found in either the kmanager folder or in documents or appdata folders as listed below.

http://www.hondata.com/help/kmanager/in ... zation.htm


i need to have my race car running for saturday and need this fix asap.

(i dont have any of the usb cables or cd's for the k-pro, it was installed in the car by the previous owner)

thanks, dylan

Download the latest version of software from the downloads section of our website.

i have done so and still no .ini file.

there is a hondata.inf file in the drivers folder, but that's it.

any other suggestions?

Make sure you have your operating set to display all file types and to not hide file extensions. You may also have to allow it to show system files.

still nothing...does the code have to be altered in order for it to transmit information?

these are the instructions I am following.

http://www.mychron4.com/download/ecu/ra ... 01_eng.pdf

ps. Im using a usb from my printer so i have usb access to the kpro and i have the kmanager software

The Aim instructions are out of date - the KManager.ini file is found in the user directory - see the help file http://www.hondata.com/help/kmanager/in ... zation.htm

In any case, download the beta version, which has simplified settings for the serial output (under 'Multiplexer').

Thanks above,

finally edited the system settings to show all files....found the appropriate file and added the datalog output line of code. for some reason still not getting my aim system to receive information from the ecu. is there any particular operation i need to perform in the kmanager software to allow this to happen?

thanks

The previous owner had the kpro doing onboard data logging, running off a switch on E22. would this effect anything?

what should the settings be for onboard data logging in the parameter section? I am confused as to how the kpro transmits data rather than storing it itself.

Thanks a lot, you've been a great help already.