Datalogging with the gryphon

[morgantm89]

I hope this isn't a noob question. Is there anyway to datalog with the Gryphon? I know with the SCT tuner you can but I don't remember seeing anything about being able to do with the gryphon. Thanks!

[Sburn]

I hope this isn't a noob question. Is there anyway to datalog with the Gryphon? I know with the SCT tuner you can but I don't remember seeing anything about being able to do with the gryphon. Thanks!

The one feature on the Gryphon I have yet to try... Yes, it does do some data logging. 4 - 6 PID's and you can then view them via Pegasus. Beyond that, I can't say since I haven't done it myself.

[Jackpine]

The one feature on the Gryphon I have yet to try... Yes, it does do some data logging. 4 - 6 PID's and you can then view them via Pegasus. Beyond that, I can't say since I haven't done it myself.

I'm in the same boat. I remember Bill talking about this once, but there's nothing in the Manual beyond the fact that the Gryphon will record the highest values of PIDs, and I've never been interested in trying this feature. Like Sburn, I seem to remember you get the data from Pegasus, possibly through Utilities->View Data Stream. But, this is not documented either.

- Jack

[rednoved]

Any update to this? I read over the Gryphon manual, and Pegasus Quick Start User Guide, but did not find any information.

I am interested now. Has anyone done this, or know how? What all can you do or see?

[88Racing]

Be kind of nice if PH would chime in here and tell us some more.

Lars

[Power Hungry]

The Gryphon has the ability to store 5 parameters for up to about 6 minutes. You can then use the Pegasus software to download and view the stored data. You can also export the data to an Excel CSV file.

We currently do not support "active datalogging", meaning that we don't use a laptop and actively request data from the PCM to be store in the laptop. We have been working on a solution for this, but it is way, waaaay back on the upgrade list since the current datalogging features actually work pretty well for most folks.

Take care.

[88Racing]

The Gryphon has the ability to store 5 parameters for up to about 6 minutes. You can then use the Pegasus software to download and view the stored data. You can also export the data to an Excel CSV file.

We currently do not support "active datalogging", meaning that we don't use a laptop and actively request data from the PCM to be store in the laptop. We have been working on a solution for this, but it is way, waaaay back on the upgrade list since the current datalogging features actually work pretty well for most folks.

Take care.

So did Corey add this feature and it's description to the "new" manual? With instructions on how to use it?

Lars:shrug:

[Power Hungry]

Not yet, but she will. 85 things going on at once... :eek: