Is there a way to "record" or log data on the SCT and be able to download them to your PC?

 

yes but you have to go to their website with the tuner connected and download the logging application

 

okay, I got that already. I downloaded the Advanced Data Acquisition update and it applied. I'm just curious how to get the data off or read the data with the PC (it's hooked up, etc.). I don't see any options in the app.

 

superchips 3865 and sct are two different tuners...

 

I'm sorry. I know this sounds like a dumb question. I hate asking dumb questions.

 

whoops. You're right. I got them confused. Sorry. Was thinking SuperChips Tuner ... HAH .. damn computers ...

 

Ok this is how i got mine. You have to have something recorded on the tuner for it to pull up the data. To do that you have to use the Data acquisitioin. I had to download it to mine through the Superchips Easy Update program. If you already have it on both the computer and tuner, Go to your computer plug in your Superchips. Let the computer recognize the tuner. When thats done click the "Start" button at the bottom, Click "all programs", Then find "Superchips Easy Update". Click on it and it should open up to two more items. Click "Launch DAQ". When the Data Acquisition loads browse where you want to save the file, then type the format you want at the end of the file name. Either .html or .csv. For example, (testrun.html).. I've always done .html. Then when you do that click "get data". That should retrieve the data from the tuner. This has always worked for me.

If there is no "Launch DAQ" within the superchips easy update folder you may need to redownload Easy update to get it.

 

I guess I'm not doing "recorded" data, but just live data. Launch DAQ doesn't show. Regardless, I'm returning it. It seems not to get along with my 2003 Ram very well as it takes numerous attempts for it to gain access to the PCM to do anything. With a battery charger going and the battery at 14VDC, it still took about 10 attempts before I could put the stock tune back on to return it. It's too finicky, data logging locks up all of the time and I have to keep unplugging it and plugging it back in to reset it. Just not what I expected out of a $340 tuner. Maybe later on down the road, I'll try another one - maybe this one's just bad, but I've heard of these things not working great with our 2002 and 2003 Rams from Superchips themselves so who knows.