Rickard 993 Turbo

I have uppgraded my ADL2 dasch to 30 I/O but it says only 50 i/O is avalably..?

Also i have been told only 16mb is avalibly not 8mb as memory uppgrade

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amso3

It may be different in Europe. I'm sure I've had dashes upgraded to 8 mb and 40 I/O in the US. The last one I did was this past January. I have another one to upgrade to 8 mb and Pro in the next couple months.

Rickard 993 Turbo

Okey then start to save up

16mb and PRO looks loke a must for getting any usefull info out of the shock pots

th

CRex

^ I'm on 8Mb and that works well for me but I have no shock pots. Agree once you start sampling stuff at 500/1000Hz the extra memory becomes a NECESSITY.

Rickard 993 Turbo

Exaktly

At 500hz that is default for shock pots the memory eats up fast

amso3

200 Hz will be fine for shock pots, but 16 mb is the way to go. Now to figure which way to adjust the shock when you look at the shock data, it is truly a science. I'm putting shock pots on my car so I can try to learn how to use the data.

claykos

For those prices I'll continue to export the data and use other analysis tools for my shock pots

tedean

I hope we can all share what we learn on shock pot analysis. There is alot to it.

Rickard 993 Turbo

16mb is okey

And 250hz also but with 16mb 500mb also is okey

And yes a lot to learn with the shock pots

amso3

Clakos makes a good point. You could use an AIM EVO 4 logger (only weighs 240 g and very compact) which lists for $1199, to log your shock pots. It has a memory of 16 mb and can manage 5K hz. Once you sort out your car you could sell the EVO and the shock pots and recover most of your money. AIM software is free and is pretty good with suspension histograms. Here is a sample of two rears on a 996 Cup.

claykos

I just export the data as csv from I2 standard and then make the histograms etc. But I have access to analysis tools (matlab) that most others dont.

Rickard 993 Turbo

I think i will go the expensive route

16mb on the ADL2 and unlock it for PRO logging

Matt Romanowski

I've looked at getting Matlab but figure it will just lead to headaches while trying to learn it. I can most everything in RS2 that I want and I have a killer spreadsheet in Excel for analysis.

rbahr

For those of you who are Linux savvy there is a free equivalent called Octave: https://www.gnu.org/software/octave/

There are also Python equivalents.

Good information here: http://fsae.scripts.mit.edu/motorhea...eedarticle.doc

excel spreadsheet that provides the analysis... https://sites.google.com/site/jorgesegers2/technical down towards the bottom

Ray