HCIP mileage calculator question

[toastedsiopao]

I was comparing HCIP's mileage calc (version 1.10 and version 2.01.11), why are the two different?

For Nissan Frontier Pickup

The mileage is stored in the next lines:
0050: xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
0060: xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx F8 81 38 FE 07 80
where the next bytes:
F8 81 38 FE 07 80 = is a mileage

In version 1.10, its Nissan Frontier calc for a 80000km mileage is: 80000 KM = 078EF88F0780


while in version 2.01.11 is: 80000 KM = 38F0F88F0780


When comparing it with Tachosoft 23.1, version 2.01.11 is same with Tachsoft.


Said mileage algorithm is same with Isuzu Crosswind, but when I use the 2.01.11, the result is different from the expected output, the correct one is in the version 1.10.


I have not tried using version 1.10 algo in frontier, but will try it next time and report.

[gwee]

............pm HCIP :)

[TULGEYWOODMAN]

I was comparing HCIP's mileage calc (version 1.10 and version 2.01.11), why are the two different?

For Nissan Frontier Pickup

The mileage is stored in the next lines:
0050: xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
0060: xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx F8 81 38 FE 07 80
where the next bytes:
F8 81 38 FE 07 80 = is a mileage

In version 1.10, its Nissan Frontier calc for a 80000km mileage is: 80000 KM = 078EF88F0780


while in version 2.01.11 is: 80000 KM = 38F0F88F0780


When comparing it with Tachosoft 23.1, version 2.01.11 is same with Tachsoft.


Said mileage algorithm is same with Isuzu Crosswind, but when I use the 2.01.11, the result is different from the expected output, the correct one is in the version 1.10.


I have not tried using version 1.10 algo in frontier, but will try it next time and report.


Because Hilary likes to play tricks on everyone.................

[PremierD]

I was comparing HCIP's mileage calc (version 1.10 and version 2.01.11), why are the two different?

For Nissan Frontier Pickup

The mileage is stored in the next lines:
0050: xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
0060: xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx F8 81 38 FE 07 80
where the next bytes:
F8 81 38 FE 07 80 = is a mileage

In version 1.10, its Nissan Frontier calc for a 80000km mileage is: 80000 KM = 078EF88F0780


while in version 2.01.11 is: 80000 KM = 38F0F88F0780


When comparing it with Tachosoft 23.1, version 2.01.11 is same with Tachsoft.


Said mileage algorithm is same with Isuzu Crosswind, but when I use the 2.01.11, the result is different from the expected output, the correct one is in the version 1.10.


I have not tried using version 1.10 algo in frontier, but will try it next time and report.
That's the problem with using someone else's brains mate .. dust your own off and learn to count ...:)

[toastedsiopao]

I am trying to do my own scripts, that is why I am studying the patterns, I saw a calculator that gives the exact amount of mileage, and also extracts the exact amount of mileage from a bin file. I am checking the calculators and compare them if I am on the right patterns.