WinOLS Map Identification Basics

WinOLS automatically defines hundreds of tables in your ECU, so why can't you just grab them and start tuning immediately?

We've been spending a lot of time in the workshop recently, delving into the matrix that is WinOLS. Like any tuning interface, WinOLS can take a little bit to wrap your head around, and while this is a bit of a crash course into pattern recognition and scaling, we hope it gives you a bit of insight into what is involved when it comes to defining tables/maps using software like WinOLS with the end goal of performance tuning aka calibration.

While we're using a Bosch EDC 17 ECU from an Audi Q7 for this quick demonstration, the knowledge overall is not specific to this single application.

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TIME STAMPS:
0:00 - Hello World
0:08 - WinOLS, What Is It?
1:12 - 2D Graphic Display: Bosch EDC 17
2:12 - Pattern Recognition
2:39 - Driver Requested Torque
3:20 - Sample Patterns
3:56 - Automatic Identification Vs Specific
4:35 - 'Stage 1' - An Undefined Marketing Term
5:12 - OLS Highlighted Map
6:10 - 3D Table Scaling
7:10 - RPM & TPS Scaling
8:08 - x 0.5 Option RPM
8:28 - Function Option RPM
9:08 - Logical Values TPS
10:20 - Requested Torque Values
10:53 - Quick Introduction, Hope It Helped!
11:22 - Win With HPA! Free To Enter!
11:58 - BUILD | TUNE | DRIVE