XMP calculator?

[shaun_king]

Hi Cristiano 

Have you ever considered producing a XMP making calculator to help work out the correct values for rev burners; the type of thing that allows you to enter the speed and RPM of your simulator car and then it produces two XMP files that can be uploaded into simdash?

[Cristiano]

That's a good idea.
thank you for the suggestion. I thin it can be easily done.

Regards
Cristiano

Hi Cristiano 

Have you ever considered producing a XMP making calculator to help work out the correct values for rev burners; the type of thing that allows you to enter the speed and RPM of your simulator car and then it produces two XMP files that can be uploaded into simdash?

[Denis Castilloux]

Hi Shaun! what's an XMP calculator?

 

[shaun_king]

Something similar to a web-based weight or a currency converter. You type in the maximum RPM & MPH your current race car is and it breaks down the PPM's (think that means Pulse Position Modulation) into incremental values, and finally produces a file i.e. XMP that you can download to your desktop and import into Simdash. For instance here are my current 200mph-12000rpm XMP setting:

http://www.mediafire.com/download/wyhgl6s2k6bcvrv/200mph-12000rpm_settings.rar


Mine are really roughly calibrated. I think that a computer could work them out much more accurately. I think Cristiano is a very skilled guy, it is way beyond my skills to create such a calculator, which is why I have mad the suggestion.