SuperMID revisited

[SVOboy]

My response was killed...

Anyway, I said it'd be entirely possible, and interesting, I'd love to play,

[95metro]

Originally Posted by SVOboy

I think if anyone would know, it would be darin.

I was going to say that I should be able to find it in the Hayne's manual - I just don't have it with me. Arrrgh! StupidHavingToGetAJobToSupportMyFamilyAndHobbies

[SVOboy]

I tried looking around the usual places, but no luck. Small injectors don't get a lot of love.

[GasSavers_Yoshi]

Originally Posted by 95metro

Lap trips? Could you set a specific distance interval and then the MID would reset once that interval is passed? As long as it stored the previous data it would be quite useful for tests...if distance is working of course.

Hello from Japan,

The Lap (or say "segment") function is designed for following example.
It has 20 Lap(segement) data memory. So, you can divide up to 20 segments on your commute route. Use ENTER key to update the segment data.
For example, the 1st segment ends at a signal stop, then press the ENTER key. It stores the data on the 1st segemnt memory. You come to the 2nd segment end at a bottom of a hill, then press ENTER. Come to a top of a hill, then press ENTER, and so on.
Do you think this function is useful?

Any questions are welcome.
Regards,
Yoshi

[SVOboy]

Holy crap, I didn't even know that existed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wow, I'll have to figure that out for my testing, how awesome.

[GasSavers_Yoshi]

Originally Posted by SVOboy

Holy crap, I didn't even know that existed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Following Button Operation chart will be a good friend for you.
http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/1...menueng7of.jpg

Yoshi

[95metro]

Originally Posted by Yoshi

For example, the 1st segment ends at a signel stop, then press the ENTER key. It stores the data on the 1st segemnt memory. You come to the 2nd segment end at a bottom of a hill, then press ENTER. Come to a top of a hill, then press ENTER, and so on.
Do you think this function is useful?

Hi Yoshi, yes I think the Lap function could be very useful - especially if the data can be uploaded to a computer. Is that possible?

Still can't find the injector size for the Metro. The Hayne's manual was next to useless for once.

[SVOboy]

You could find the injector size by leaving it uncalibrated and just going through a tank,

[95metro]

That's probably what I'll have to do . But, I can't order a MID for a while anyway - I'm broke.

[SVOboy]

Indeed, I know how that feels, it took me forever to scrap together money for mine. I justified it as a reward for busting my hump all year in school and not doing all the things I wanted to do to my car until I was done.