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[ArT]

Boost and oil pressure in data logger are in BAR. You need to multiply it by 14.5038 to get PSI.
Anyway, why do you set -1,91 bar offset in boost pressure settings?

Fuel pressure is as voltage from sensor (to make it compatible for common-rail engines where users does not always scale fuel pressure sensor). Formula for bar is: bar = a*U + b, where "a" and "b" are parameters from your settings file, and "U" is voltage from logger - I checked your settings file and in your case fuel pressure in PSI will be:
fuel pressure [PSI] = (2,59*voltage - 1,29)*14.5038

[Daily_Driver]

Boost and oil pressure in data logger are in BAR. You need to multiply it by 14.5038 to get PSI.
Anyway, why do you set -1,91 bar offset in boost pressure settings?

Fuel pressure is as voltage from sensor (to make it compatible for common-rail engines where users does not always scale fuel pressure sensor). Formula for bar is: bar = a*U + b, where "a" and "b" are parameters from your settings file, and "U" is voltage from logger - I checked your settings file and in your case fuel pressure in PSI will be:
fuel pressure [PSI] = (2,59*voltage - 1,29)*14.5038

Thanks, I added calculation fields to my spreadsheet to show the values in PSI.

Regarding boost pressure, I used the factory service manual settings for the manifold pressure sensor for my car. Apparently what I did for the boost pressure was use the wrong values from another sensor. I double checked them and see they are off. I have corrected them. Thanks for pointing this out.

[Daily_Driver]

Just wanted to pass along I have made a few data runs and the program is working as expected. My car's odometer is not working, but I'll have that fixed soon so I can perform MPG calculations.

[ArT]

Thanks for info and good to hear that finally everything is working as excepted