So I have an XFI and I am doing some rewiring and I got to thinking if there was a better way of how and when to start the internal datalogger.
Right now I simply have the datalogger setup to start logging once I hit the trans brake, (12v to PA Enable [pin b19]).
I was wondering if it is helpful or more useful to start datalogging before I get on the transbrake, i.e. when I am using the 3 step or something like that.
Just humming around an idea and seeing fi some of you have a nice ingenious way of doing this.
I do not want a dedicated witch that I would have to turn on in order for the datalogger to start, I simply want something wired into a switch that I would use during the sequence of staging.
Thanks in advance,
Adrian Karolko
Right now I simply have the datalogger setup to start logging once I hit the trans brake, (12v to PA Enable [pin b19]).
I was wondering if it is helpful or more useful to start datalogging before I get on the transbrake, i.e. when I am using the 3 step or something like that.
Just humming around an idea and seeing fi some of you have a nice ingenious way of doing this.
I do not want a dedicated witch that I would have to turn on in order for the datalogger to start, I simply want something wired into a switch that I would use during the sequence of staging.
Thanks in advance,
Adrian Karolko