I have had an EIS engine monitor in my RV-6 operating since its initial flight more than four years ago. It has been a very reliable product that has a lot of good features.
I have on a couple of occasions tried to access the digital information available through the RS-232 data lines. I was given a software program by GRT several years ago to do this that sometimes works and sometimes doesn't. When it does work, it doesn't work long enough for me to get any useful information.
I have tried using it on a number of different computers of various vintages, and always with about the same lack of success. Is there a simple way to do this in a reliable way? I would like to gather the data to assess engine operation occasionally to analyze leaning, etc, and just because that is part of what experimental aviation is all about.
Jerry Ludwig
I have on a couple of occasions tried to access the digital information available through the RS-232 data lines. I was given a software program by GRT several years ago to do this that sometimes works and sometimes doesn't. When it does work, it doesn't work long enough for me to get any useful information.
I have tried using it on a number of different computers of various vintages, and always with about the same lack of success. Is there a simple way to do this in a reliable way? I would like to gather the data to assess engine operation occasionally to analyze leaning, etc, and just because that is part of what experimental aviation is all about.
Jerry Ludwig