Subject	The latency setting is found in the gui created with the
Posted by	DVDBURN (MD) on August 21, 2011 at 1:18 PM
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In Reply To	I haven't posted by Stadsport (PHX) on August 21, 2011 at 12:24 PM
Message	drivers for the BLAZT and the PLMS USB interface. These drivers are for the FTDI chips that these boards use. You will only be able to change the latency setting if your using these interfaces. Go to your device manager and find the port your interface is connected to. Either doubleclick the interface in the list or rightclick it and then click properties. In the properties window under the port settings tab click the advanced button. In the advanced settings window change the default setting of 16 to a value of 1. Try that and if you still have problems go back and increase the value a little at a time until the problems are minimized. I've never had to increase it more than 1 but NISTune's guide indicates that a value of 5 seems to work best. www.mytwinturbo.com Nissan Data Voice - The first Nissan diagnostic software with a voice! Download my Nissan 300ZX Vin/Model Lookup. Watch an ECZA meet caravan!
Follow Ups	Follow-up on NDS's Rom Data Function - Stadsport (PHX) 01:50:34 08/21/11 did you adjust your com latency? - BoneZ (MD) 08:39:36 08/21/11 I haven't - Stadsport (PHX) 12:24:43 08/21/11 The latency setting is found in the gui created with the - DVDBURN (MD) 13:18:00 08/21/11 This did the trick! - Stadsport (PHX) 17:07:39 08/21/11 Strange that the software would have to rely on the user - DVDBURN (MD) 10:40:45 08/21/11 Just to add... - DVDBURN (MD) 11:03:46 08/21/11 Thanks for all the clarification - Stadsport (PHX) 12:15:22 08/21/11 Try the latency setting and see if that helps. - DVDBURN (MD) 13:24:12 08/21/11 Not to discourage you from NDV (i have it, love it) - BoneZ (MD) 14:59:03 08/21/11 Its worked for me in the past, on several different cars - Crim 17:14:03 08/21/11
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