FORScan Dive is the initial tools package offered on OBDViz.com. It is a premium browser-based app designed to open vehicle logging files generated by FORScan for Ford, Lincoln, and Mazda vehicles. It reads coordinates from CSV tables and translates them into responsive dials, customizable charts, windowed stats grids, and shift highlights.
Absolutely. All parsing, calculation, and rendering occurs entirely inside your local browser sandbox using client-side JavaScript. We do not transfer your files to any remote API endpoints or databases. You can load logs while completely offline.
FORScan exports logs using **semicolons (;)** as cell delimiters. If your spreadsheet software or system settings saved the log using commas (,), the parser might fail to locate column separations. Make sure your log file uses semicolons to divide cells, and the first column is named `time(ms)`.
Yes. The dashboard displays four dials (RPM, Speed, and two Auxiliary gauges). Click the **Settings Gear (⚙️)** on any gauge to trigger a dropdown populated with all numeric parameters parsed from your CSV log. Selecting a PID re-maps the dial title, unit boundaries, and animation curves immediately.
If you're studying a specific event (e.g. a dyno pull or a shifting sequence), drag a Zoom Box on the timeline chart to lock onto that window. Click **Export Zoomed CSV** in the chart controls. The system will compile only the telemetry rows visible inside your current zoom boundaries and download a valid, trimmed CSV file.
Yes, multi-format compatibility is on our development roadmap. While our initial launch is specifically optimized for FORScan exports, future modules will support CSV/log templates from Torque Pro, HP Tuners, VCDS, and Cobb Accessport.