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Hey guys, this is more a desperate cry for help than anything. I’m trying to set up the logger and when I open the program I get the prompt: cars definition file not found

 

I downloaded logger_STD_EN_v346 and went to the logger settings>logger definition location and chose logger_STD_EN_v346.

 

I still get this error code and I can find lids that I want to log like feedback knock and fine knock. What am I doing wrong?

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Posted this in tuning,

 

 

 

Hey guys, this is more a desperate cry for help than anything. I’m trying to set up the logger and when I open the program I get the prompt: cars definition file not found

 

 

 

I downloaded logger_STD_EN_v346 and went to the logger settings>logger definition location and chose logger_STD_EN_v346.

 

 

 

I still get this error code and I can find lids that I want to log like feedback knock and fine knock. What am I doing wrong?

Does the error happen when opening the romraider editor too?
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Do you have the cars_def.xml and cars_def.dtd files in the same folder as the logger definition? They need to be. The cars_def has all of the ecu ids and the logger def has all of the logging parameters.

 

The cars_def file is only for virtual dyno. For what the OP wants to do, the only file that should be needed is the logger_defs.xml file.

 

OP, you can safely ignore the "cars definition file not found" error if you don't care about virtual dyno. If you've already gotten the logger_STD_EN_v346.xml file and the logger_def.dtd files all configured, then you should have no problem logging. Ignore the cars definition file error and try and log.

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Ok just to clarify my process for installing the editor and logger

Downloaded: ecu_defs.xml rommetadata.zip and logger_STD_EN_v346.xml

 

1. Went to (x86)\OpenECU\EcuFlash\rommetadata and copied ‘read templates’ and ‘Subaru’ to a folder on my desktop

 

2. Extracted rommetadata.zip to (x86)\OpenECU\EcuFlash\rommetadata clicking ‘replace’ for all files

 

3. Moved both ecu_defs.xml and logger_STD_EN_v346.xml to (x86)\RomRaider

 

4. In rr editor definitions> definition manager >add: C:\Program Files (x86)\RomRaider\ecu_defs.xml apply and save

 

4. In rr logger settings> logger definition location> add C:\Program Files (x86)\RomRaider\logger_STD_EN_v346.xml

 

5. Close and reopen. Go to logger, vehicle connects and reads data but not all and when I try to go to the learning table values I get the error: “ECU definition file not found or undefined”

 

I tried uninstalling and deleting everything then downloading and reinstalling everything I get the same results. SolidxSnake, I saw your post on RomRaider forums and yes it does see the car and no I don’t care about the virtual dyno

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Try extracting/placing the files elsewhere (e.g. wherever you downloaded them) instead of moving them into Program Files. Open RomRaider/ECUFlash and just point them to the files, there's no need to put them in Program Files. I suspect you may be running into permissions issues with the files being in the Program Files directory.

 

What ECUID does RomRaider logger detect? I believe it shows up on the bottom-left or bottom-center of the Logger window.

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XML files are used for definitions. You need the ROM (binary image) file from here: https://www.romraider.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=7591

 

thanks for the help man, I have spent months trying to figure this out. on the bright side, I feel i have a way better understanding on the matter. time to flash, log to make sure things are gravy then time for a tune!

 

also just realized i made a mistake, the file his link downloaded was a .hex file

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