JTEC Table Tool

Options

Filename:

Table Address:The address, in hex, of the first header byte for the 2D scaler or 3D surface you wish to visualize and/or edit.

X-axis Prescaler:The hex offset of a prescaling table or linear scale, used to calculate the X-axis of a "B-type" 3D table. This is a 2D scaling table (C, to the right). To view or edit the table at this offset, place its offset in the "Table Offset" box above and select a "C (2D, Linear Scale / Prescaler)" table.

Y-axis Prescaler:The hex offset of a prescaling table or linear scale, used to calculate the Y-axis of a 3D table. This is a "C" table to the right. To view or edit the table, place its offset in the "Table Offset" box above and select a "C (2D, Linear Scale / Prescaler)" table.

MAP offset addr:This optional value is supplied as a hex offset and is only used to calculate the millisecond Z-Axis values (Z Data Unit = Fuel Map mSec) for the fuel tables.

K-value addr:This optional value is supplied as a hex offset and is only used to calculate the millisecond Z-Axis values (Z Data Unit = Fuel Map mSec) for the fuel tables.

All addresses are in HEXSuch as "0xDEADBEEF". It is not case sensitive.

X Data unit:

Y Data unit:

Z Data unit:

Table Type:

3D, word value (A)These tables use a prescaled and interval-calculated X and Y axis, and encode a word-width value per table cell. These tables have an X (east-west axis), Y (north-south axis) and a Z (elevation). Transforms can be aplied to all three axis.

3D, byte value (B)These 3D tables use a prescaled and interval-calculated X and Y-axis and encode a byte-width value per cell. These tables have an X (east-west axis), Y (north-south axis) and a Z (elevation). Transforms can be aplied to all three axis.

2D, Linear byte-to-byte Scale (C)2D scales only have an X (left column) and a Y (right column). For 2D scales, X and Y tranforms apply to these columns. These tables take input and produce output in bytes.

2D, Linear byte-to-word Scale (D)This table type is the same as a 2D byte-to-byte scale, except they take a byte input and interpolate word-width output values.

View Type:All transforms expect decimal input values. If you have a transform for any axis X, Y, or Z, selecting "View as Hex" will cause the surface and edit table to fail to render.

View As Dec (base 10)
View As Hex (base 16)