To convert a calibration project from an XDF/TunerPro environment to a KP file, the following workflow is standard industry practice:
I assume you want to convert data from an XDF file (Microsoft/Revo ScaleR or similar eXternal Data Format) into KP (I’ll assume "KP" means a key-value pair format, “.kp” file, or a specific knowledge-product format). Because "KP" is ambiguous, I'll provide two concise, actionable paths: (A) convert XDF to plain key–value pairs (JSON) and (B) convert XDF to a generic "KP" CSV-style key|value format. If you meant a different KP format, say which one and I’ll adapt. xdf to kp
This is the "proper" way. The TunerPro XDF Importer for WinOLS (OLS526) allows you to import .xdf files directly into a WinOLS project, which can then be saved or exported as a .kp file. To convert a calibration project from an XDF/TunerPro
library(RevoScaleR) xdf <- RxXdfData("input.xdf") df <- rxImport(xdf) This is the "proper" way
The most common method involves opening both programs side-by-side. The tuner looks at the address and conversion factors in TunerPro and manually creates a new "map" in WinOLS. Community Tools: Specialized scripts, such as those found on forums like PCMhacking
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