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dcb · 01-11-2009, 10:50 PM

I have not experienced the behavior mentioned in your first paragraph. I just performed a test:
1. install latest code
2. go to CPU monitor screen
3. played with brightness button till T=000.20, left on brightness 2
4. confirm LED goes out at about 007.20,
5. pressed brightness button at T007.36
6. T reset to 000.20, the time of the last activity.

Are you able to reproduce this behavior with a fresh copy of the code installed? I'm not sure how you could be seeing this behavior if the engine is off and the car is not moving for more than 7 minutes. The data model tracks fuel used, distance and time, and only time needs to be preserved if the other variables won't be changing, and it is being preserved. How do you reproduce it?

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