I have started this thread as an exchange for incal disk info and procedures. Please lets try to keep it strictly INCAL, I feel the incal topic needs its own platform as it is a major part of insite but has been posted in various other threads like ecm repair tips. Insite 7x solutions and even calterm.

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The work posted here is not mine alone but a compilation of inputs, thoughts and contributions of other DK members like jctech, hpcummins, trucks, mondao,herscamp just to mention but a few. I hope this thread will help all those using insite. Many have said that it is not possible to use incal files without the complete incal disk but here is a procedure on how to do it. (P.S this is whilst using a valid incal disk).

Create a new folder and label it INTELECT. In the INTELECT folder create another folder and this time label it ESDN. Inside this second folder you must create another folder and call it DATA.

Extract the esdninfo.dat file from your valid incal disk and place it in the ESDN file of the image you are creating. At this point your ESDN folder should contain two files namely DATA folder and esdninfo.dat file. In the DATA folder place the calibration folders you require after extracting from incal disk. I used the ECI folder sent to me by hpcummins in this example. You should include all calibration folders you intend to use in this image before proceeding. You will also have to extract the esdndata.cmp file from your incal disk and place it in your DATA folder. At this point your image is complete and you can now copy this folder INTELECT to a flash disk or into your calibration workspace on your harddrive and it is ready for use.

Next I will post how to create the same image using expired incal disks. Dont know what you mean.or if you need a part of the disk if you works with one folder.just download like all others is easy.thanks for the first post. Is good to have others ideasGuess then my efforts are fruitless because was hoping that we could use this thread to dissect incal disks and create our own with just the relevant info and maybe have the ability to create custom calibrations from calterm, as well as easily exchange calibrations amoungst DK members but i guess you right maybe i should just download over 5 gigs of data every 6 months. Well don't think i need to continue posting how to procedures if noone is actually going to use them. So I guess this thread will just have to be for posting links to incal disks and other general discussions.

I think we.never stop to works with the last incal disck.every time we can find!!!!!!!! Because cummins makes several changes to ecm.in special to isxs and ism. If we just need program the ecms or works with trucks from 2005 or back is not problem.ecm can be update with 2009 or others disck with date back keygen. With the 2005's to newers we cant stop watching the new disck.hardware inside of ecm need to have patchs and updates.every time. And with calter.is not problem you can use any disck.in parts of it or complete.is not problem.if the file is complete.

Hi all To do this you will need to modify two files namely the esdninfo.dat file and the.mdb file for each required calibration folder. 1: Open the following on your incal disk:.: INTELECT ESDN esdninfo.dat using notepad, The following information should be displayed: Information Requiredbytes=100000000 Date=10058 DisplayName= 'March 2010' (you can replace the display name with whatever you want to be displayed when you open the calibrations in Insite e.g DK Rulez, Cummins Calibrations e.t.c for a more custom setup.

The date is in Julian calendar format where 10 represents the year 2010 and 058 the first 58 days of the year 2010.By altering the date either 6 months before or after the present date the incal image you creating will be accepted by Insite as valid.Insite seems to to take the following month of julian date as the accepted month. 2: Open the following in Winrar.: INTELECT ESDN DATA.cmp.mdb where. is the calibration file e.g ECI, CPI, or C94 etc. When you try to open.mdb you will be prompted for a password try either ndse or ocec which are case sensitive (special thanks to Simmax for providing these passwords) Open CALDATE datasheet. Modify the Caldate to match the esdninfo.dat date and time. Once done save changes and calibrations are now valid. Modify.mdb file for each calibration you require.

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Infield C, D- He batted.156/.299/.328 through the end of April, while making $20 million. Though Martin continues to walk at an elite rate, he’s making more weak outs than just about any other hitter in the game: Only three AL hitters have, and only one has. Martin gets high marks for his experience and game-calling skill behind the plate, but no amount of catching know-how can make up for hitting like a pitcher.

1B, B- This all comes down to perspective. Compared to everything Smoak did before last season, a.255/.355/.441 line at the end of April looks terrific.

Compared to the.270/.355/.529, 38-homer joy-ride he went on in 2017, it’s a power-starved disappointment. We’re more or less splitting the difference here. 2B, F Another Toronto hitter who, Travis’s lack of hard contact in the air got so bad, he got sent to the minors. It might be time to accept that Travis more closely resembles the fringe prospect/13th-round draft pick he was six years ago than the player who hit.301 in the first 163 games of his major-league career. SS, F The Jays need to make alternate plans, assuming that Tulo won’t ever again be a significant contributor in Toronto.

Matter of fact they’ve already done so, which is why Aledmys Diaz, Yangervis Solarte, and Lourdes Gurriel are already on the major-league roster. Injuries suck. 3B, D+ A shoulder injury cut his month short, and a.239/.352/.457 batting line falls well short of his production from the past three seasons. Because of Donaldson’s injuries this year and last, here’s where we’re at: If the Jays dangle Donaldson to other teams at the trade deadline, they’ll fetch a lot less in return than they would have had Donaldson played through the past season-and-change at full health. And if they try to sign him to an extension, he’ll cost a lot less than he would have with the tailwinds of health and full-season numbers behind him. UT, A+ If we’re going to open the doors to sports betting with platforms like daily fantasy, we should be able to push this a lot further.

Wouldn’t it be great to be able to make hyper-specific bets on your favourite team? Like, say, that Yangervis Solarte would not only lead his team in home runs through the end of April, but that no one would be any closer than three long balls away from his total?

Acquiring Solarte from the San Diego Padres last winter in exchange for B-level prospects looks like a colossal steal at this stage, with Solarte about to take his suddenly powerful bat from third base (where he’s covered for Donaldson during the latter’s DL stint) to second (with Travis now plying his trade in Buffalo). UT, C- We could also call this an incomplete grade, since Gurriel played in just nine games after his call to the Show. The bigger question is whether he is, or will become, a major-league calibre hitter.

Gurriel struggled badly at both single-A Dunedin and double-A New Hampshire last season, before riding a fluky.364 batting average on balls in play to some gaudy double-A numbers over 12 games. If we include his ‘0-fers’ in the first two games of May, Gurriel’s batting an ugly.211/.231/.289. Not all prospects are created equal, and Bo Bichette is a likelier candidate to be starting for the Jays a year from now than Gurriel is.

Outfield OF, A+ Can we give out a higher grade than A+? The Jays made a reasonable gamble when they bought low on Randal Grichuk over the winter, hoping to find a cheap power source to revive a moribund offence. As it turns out, however, they had a cheap power source right under their nose all along. Hernandez absolutely raked in April, batting.306/.377/.677 with 13 extra-base hits in 15 games. Management has grappled with the dilemma of how to make 2017’s oldest AL team younger while also contending and filling the ballpark in the here and now. If Hernandez keeps making good on his potential, GM Ross Atkins and Co. Will have one position well filled and one piece of their dilemma solved.

Some time next decade, the Jays might look back on getting six years of Hernandez in exchange for two months of Francisco Liriano as one of the greatest trades in franchise history. OF, A He and Solarte have been the co-captains of the, providing huge production at rock-bottom prices. Yes, Granderson is just a platoon player at this stage of his career, and yes, he’s a power-and-walks corner outfielder at age 37, instead of the five-tool centre-fielder that he was in his prime. Playing almost exclusively against right-handed pitchers, the Grandy Man hit.306/.434/.548 in April, has been an invaluable part of Toronto’s early-season success, and costs the team just $5 million in 2018. OF, F Remember that one player who’s managed fewer line drives than poor Martin this year? That would be Grichuk, whose recent trip the DL might’ve clinched Hernandez Wally Pipp-ing him out of a job.

OF, A Pillar is a reliable source of speed and elite defence every year, with the caveat that he’s never hit much. Actually that’s not quite true. Pitchers SP, F There’s no dressing up an 8.88 ERA. Stroman ended April rocking the fifth-highest walk rate in the league, with the worst first-strike percentage of his career, and a terrifying 47.6 per cent hard-hit rate by opposing batters. Let’s hope that Wednesday’s seven innings of two-run, six-strikeout ball mark the first step on his road to redemption. Stroman maintained the even as rivals teed off on him.

If he can get his command in order, he could make April’s woes a distant memory. SP, C Far too many walks, a career-low strikeout rate, and an average fastball velocity that’s more than one m.p.h. Lower than his previous career-worst mark. Sanchez is healthy, and he’s giving his team a chance to win by averaging more than six innings per start, but he’s still got a long way to go if he hopes to recapture the 2016 form that made him the AL’s ERA champ. SP, A- The resurrection of Happ began in the summer of 2015, when the excellent Pirates pitching coach Ray Searage encouraged the lefty to stop nibbling and start attacking the strike zone with high fastballs. After two straight successful seasons, Happ’s taken that high-fastball tack, becoming a strikeout machine with 50 whiffs (and just seven walks) in 36 innings.

Stroman and Sanchez are the home-grown products who were expected to leap to stardom, but it’s the 35-year-old journeyman who’s become. SP, D- Estrada has been tempting fate for a few years now, challenging hitters with high fastballs of his own, while relying on heavy spin to overcome his subpar high-80s velocity.

That approach has failed badly this year, with Estrada serving up seven home runs in his five April starts, then another two gopher-balls against Minnesota on Tuesday. Estrada turns 35 in July, and already dances on a razor’s edge with his lack of traditional stuff. The Jays might need to hunt for better options if these long-ball struggles continue. SP, D Garcia looks like a completely different pitcher this year. Good: an unprecedented strike rate, with 28 punchouts in 26.2 innings. Bad: a huge drop in his groundball rate, down around 42 percent compared to his career rate of 56 per cent.

Just plain weird: Despite that huge spike in K rate, Garcia’s swinging-strike rate has plummeted to 8.7 per cent this year, down from his 11.1 per cent mark in 2017. A larger sample size should iron out some of these discrepancies.

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