CWV Instructions

How to operate some of the features in Compression Waveform Viewer

[@jeremysimmons3082]

Rod this is so good, Your program makes compression analysing so much easier than the program I am presently using. I want to go back on many of my previous wave patterns I have captured and play with it on your program. Thank yo so much for sharing your program and this video with me.

[@JoesAutoElectric]

Outstanding!!!

[@steveb936]

Excellent piece of software, I could really do with this for adding the camshaft info, where is it available to purchase

[@joseusaromcovarrubias4459]

y have a picoscope and i want to know how to install this software in my picoscope.

[@TheGoloso72]

I need it , how can I have it? , what’s the price and where can I have it???

[@bartscave]

What numbers are the valve flags referenced to? (Eg evc at 10)

[@johnw9062]

Is this available for nonPico users?

[@MaicSalazarDiagnostics]

Any were I can get this software? Just this one? I know about an Australian website, but they want $180!

[@cobsterboy]

Maic Salazar You can join Autonerdz Picogroup at this page. www.autonerdz.com/support.html#_Plus_you_get

[@inyector356]

You will need to go to www.autonerdz.com and register as a PicoGroup member to gain access to the download drop site.

[@TheGoloso72]

Maic en dónde lo venden que pagina website es

[@sailorbob74133]

Also a great introductory tutorial on reading running compression waveforms. Is this software available outside of the autonerdz forums?

[@cobsterboy]

Hi sailorbob, yes, you can get this app and many other useful automotive apps from TaT (The Automotive Technician). www.tat.net.au TaT has many great resources available to its members, including a bi-monthly trade magazine, technical help service, automotive equipment reviews, technical forum, diagnostic calculators and programs, fault code and acronym databases, technical videos, scan data and waveform database, and more.

[@sailorbob74133]

You know that you program is begin distributed by autonerdz as well? I'm just asking because the TaT website says the programs there are exclusively for members.

[@cobsterboy]

Yes, that's right. Autonerdz Picogroup members have access to several of my programs.

[@kyrieeleison1905]

@@cobsterboy at $249 a year i dont think so.. fine if youre in the trade but for a home mechanic not worth it

[@roderickzappareynolds2316]

Great software!

[@jhauna1]

Can this be used for scopes other than pico?

[@cobsterboy]

Bannie Thompson If your scope captures can be saved as images then this software can be used.

[@walterkelling5694]

Where can I get this software?

[@cobsterboy]

CWV and many other resources are available to members of The Automotive Technician network. www.tat.net.au/join-up-now.html

[@70corwin]

so if i sign up on this link i'll get this cwv? is it a download? can i use it on more than one computer?

[@cobsterboy]

A 12 month subscription to The Automotive Technician network ( www.tat.net.au/join-up-now.html ) gives you access to a bi-monthly magazine which can be viewed online and is also sent out to you, plus access to a large database of known good scan tool PID data and waveforms, workshop and diagnostic equipment reviews by members, a searchable database of repair case studies by members, access to a technical assistance service to help with those difficult repairs plus about 20 automotive software programs and calculators, which includes the CWV program.

[@70corwin]

sold!!!

[@70corwin]

Rod maher i signed up and can't find any of these software programs.CWV or any???

[@theGADGETSplaylist]

No way are those pressure readings reliable or correct. Apply Boyle's Law. Compress 22 inHg 10x (10:1 CR) and tell me you get 62 PSI. WPS500 over reports both the vacuum and the compression values by about a factor of 2x.

[@henryrobinson9837]

it may be a running compression test