Getting files from Minotaur to chip

[GTS]

So I wrote my first program, got my burner up and running, go to burn the chip and when I go to the file where I saved my new program it doesn't come up in the list of files I can write to the chip. Looking at the files Bill sent me they say .225K at the end of the file name. This leads me to believe I may need to convert the file somehow??? What do I need to do to make it so that the file willl come up in the list to write to the chip? :help:

I'm so close to getting my first file in the truck I can taste it!! I just keep running into these little snags!! It's killing me! :yikes2:

[907DAVE]

Try selecting "all files" instead of ".bin" or whatever it is.

Mine does this all the time with custom files.

[F-127]

Conversion shouldn't be needed.

Are you saying that the files from Bill had the ".224" as part of the name or was that the file extension? The file extension should be .bin, file names can really be called anything but shouldn't have any spaces. Did you save your tune in the same folder as the other tunes and you just can see your tune in pheonix flash? -OR- Did you create a new folder and the folder isn't visible in phoenix flash?

One example if the second scenario is true; if I want to see a folder which I created in Minotaur... outside of the Minotaur program, I need to create a shortcut for that folder in Minotaur on the desktop or someplace else. I can't remember if this was an issue in phoenix flash, just going off memory as my computer for tuning is at the shop.

[cleatus12r]

Did you save the memory or the project?

You can't burn a "project" to the chip.

[GTS]

Did you save the memory or the project?

You can't burn a "project" to the chip.

That was it! I saved the project not the bianary. Just saved teh bianary and the chip is programming! I'm so excited! :happy-dancing:

I did some playing with the cold idle that I'm anxious to see how it works with it being so cold here lately. As well as hopefully some mileage tuning. We'll see how it works tomorrow morning! :happy-dancing:

[907DAVE]

Awesome!

It has just begun.......:evillol:

[GTS]

Yeah pretty much! The problem is I'm not sure where to begin! I want to max everything out and make a bunch of power but at the same time I don't want to blow it up! LOL! Though with crower rods, head, and main studs, and fire rings I think it's going to be a bit more forgiving than most.

[Pocket]

The problem is I'm not sure where to begin! I want to max everything out and make a bunch of power but at the same time I don't want to blow it up! LOL!
Patience young grasshoppah! :drool2:

Also remember, ask questions when in doubt.

[rusty1161]

That was it! I saved the project not the bianary. Just saved teh bianary and the chip is programming! I'm so excited! :happy-dancing:

I did some playing with the cold idle that I'm anxious to see how it works with it being so cold here lately. As well as hopefully some mileage tuning. We'll see how it works tomorrow morning! :happy-dancing:

I am not clear how to save the binary. I have 4 tunes I want to try and they were saved as Projects with .pxp at the end. Any help is much appreciated.

Thank you.

Rusty

[Shaw]

File -> Save calibration as... -> change name of calibration and hit save.

[rusty1161]

File -> Save calibration as... -> change name of calibration and hit save.

Thank you.

I did that and the file size is 1KB, versus the original 221KB. Does this sound right?

Thank you, again.

Rusty

[Shaw]

No, that does not sound right.

Hmm, you sure that you arn't trying to save it as a project. That is the only way It should read that small. Make sure you are hitting - "Save Calibration as..." and not "save project as"

[rusty1161]

No, that does not sound right.

Hmm, you sure that you arn't trying to save it as a project. That is the only way It should read that small. Make sure you are hitting - "Save Calibration as..." and not "save project as"

That did it for me. Thank you!

Rusty

[GTS]

OK so now I've got the new phoenix software version since I wiped and reloaded my harddrive. How it appears the new software is looking for a .efu file when I try to load my files on the chip but all my files, including the new one I just created, are all .bin files so it won't see them. I tried to just rename the file as a .efu but that didn't work either. I got an error message. How do I get the programmer to see the files I want to program onto my chip?