Thanks DV52! I did try it today and 09-Central Electronics long coding is all there
Although in general no matter what changes I make, nothing seems to change. I tried several coding changes and they didn't work. Not that is super important, just frustrating.
What is column B (minimize, maximize, not active, always)? Are those the original values or your changes?
flygteye: First, I have to say that I'm a babe-in-the-woods compared to the awesome knowledge of some on this forum. This self deprecating criticism having been made, here's how I understand these maps.
Column B is the "Stored value" as shown in RT's Adaptation screen for a particular channel. That is, it's the value held in the Adaptation channel when the control map was made. Once you change this value in a tweak (say), the previous value is lost and it is replaced by the value that you entered in the "New value" box (just before you pressed the
Do it! tab). This is why it's always a good idea to separately record the before & after values for tweak changes -because the old value is lost! But more about this later.
For example, If you were to look at the Adaptation channels in 5F-Information Electr. controller for your Golf mkVII, and you were to select the 2nd channel in the drop-down list, you would see a screen that looks pretty close to the pic below:
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In the Zoho spreadsheet, if you selected the control map for address 5F (i.e. tab at the bottom titled
adpmap-5f-5G0-035-846-A ), and you looked at the 2nd (equating to the 2nd channel) in the table, the following can be seen:
cell A10 (2)-Audio management input gain-Radio (FM) -Channel, and
cell B10 -128 dB. -Stored value
(i.e exactly the content in the adaptation screen shot)
Being an inveterate pedant (I consider this to be a good thing), I use the spreadsheet as a "base-line" of values for the Adaptation channels in my car. As I change values with tweaks, I annotate the new values in the appropriate cells. Coding changes- as distinct from Adaptation changes, I record separately. It's always been a mystery to me why certain functions are classed as "Adaptation channels", whilst other functions are "Coding". One of my first questions in this forum was about this very matter.The Benevolent Dictator's response was that it was a philosophical decision made by the good Burghers in Germany - so I didn't pursue the question any further (philosophy has never been a strong point of mine)!