Loading Files

Loading calibration maps and log files into DigiTune GTS

Loading a map file

There are two ways to import a map file:

DigiTune GTS detects the ECU type from the file extension and content automatically — you do not need to specify the ECU type manually.

Only one map file can be loaded at a time. Loading a new file replaces the current one. Any unsaved changes to the previous map will be lost.

Use File → Clear All Files to discard everything and return to a clean state — useful when starting a fresh session.

Flex fuel calibrations (ME)

If your ME calibration has flex fuel enabled, DigiTune GTS will automatically select either the Base VE table or the Flex VE table depending on the average ethanol content in your loaded logs. If no log is loaded yet, the Base table is used by default.

Loading log files

There are two ways to import logs:

You can select multiple files in a single dialog. DigiTune GTS loads each file on a background thread so the UI remains responsive during loading.

Once loaded, each file appears as a row in the log list on the Logs page, showing the filename, row count, and duration in minutes.

The log list

Logs page showing the log list with Include checkboxes and Import Logs button

The log list has the following columns:

ColumnDescription
Log NameThe filename of the log (read-only).
Total RowsNumber of data samples in the log (read-only).
Duration (min)Total log duration calculated from the time channel (read-only).
IncludeCheckbox. When unchecked, this log is excluded from all tuning calculations. The log stays in the list and can be re-included at any time.
RemoveRemoves the log from the list entirely.

Toggling the Include checkbox or removing a log triggers an automatic recalculation of all active data for every tuning page.

Tip — Multiple sessions Loading logs from several back-to-back tuning sessions and including them all is a good way to get broader map coverage. Use the Include checkbox to temporarily exclude a session that looked anomalous without losing it.

Supported file formats

For a full list of supported extensions and ECU-specific notes, see:

Saving changes

To save the in-memory calibration back to the original file:

DigiTune GTS preserves the original file structure and only updates the values you have changed — all other ECU settings are untouched.

If you have pending adjusted values that haven't been applied to the table, a confirmation dialog asks whether to apply them before saving. This prompt can be disabled in Settings → General.

Trial licence restriction Saving map files requires a Personal or Commercial licence. In trial mode, the save button is disabled. See Licence & Activation.