Hondata

When i try to pull my calibration from my ECU it gives me this message "floating point division by zero" and will not let me open it.Can anyone help me with this?

Close all the windows in KManager and try again.

I closed all the windows in smanger but it didnt make any difference. Any other things is should try? It says this when i try to download the calibration though it stills shows that it saved it to my laptop but when i try and open it it says the samething.

There is nothing more you can do. You'll have to go to File, New and create a new base calibration.

I figured i might have to do that. Thanks for the help though. I talked to my uncle who set it up when we put it in the car and he thinks he saved it on his laptop so were gonna see.

i get it too .. there seems to be a bug in the software when it converts between lambda and air fuel in some maps

try this:
open any base map
in the menus.. Options->Settings->Units
switch the Lambda Unit
close map
re-open your map

you might get a bunch of access violations .. kill the program and restart it

That did it! thanks for the help!

That worked for me too. Thanks!!

I had the same floating point division by zero when trying to read a older S300 with new SManager. There's enough of these complaints that this ought to be a sticky until the Smanager is revised to prevent it.

I'm new to this tool, thanks for the great forum


try this:
open any base map
in the menus.. Options->Settings->Units
switch the Lambda Unit
close map
re-open your map

Its happening to me also when trying to create an A/F gauge in displays.

Now when I open Smanager reguardless of the configuation loaded I cant even open the display tab

I click the display tab once and I get the floating point error then everytime I click the display tab after that, I get "cannot open file error"

Guess its time to re-install Smanager.

reinstalling won't get rid of it. open the Smanager windows explorer folder. Delete "default.display". Re-open the program and all should be working.

See this thread viewtopic.php?t=7811

Martian wrote:reinstalling won't get rid of it. open the Smanager windows explorer folder. Delete "default.display". Re-open the program and all should be working.

See this thread viewtopic.php?t=7811

Yea I ran into this too, just have to delete the "default.display" file as Josh said. Wish this bug would be fixed somehow 'cause it really wastes a lot of time if you had other display items setup then added the AF on later.

I made sure after it happened the first time to save my own copy of the display file and just save it often when modifying your display.

Justin