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that looks mucho cool. wish i would have looked over your shoulder saturday to see it in action. i did see it from across the shop, it was cool looking seeing it move like it did
so calum with this software say i have a consult cable and a jwt ecu could you use the map trace save it and load that into a programmable daughterboard like yours?
No, if you just want to modify your JWT program just dump it via the consult connection and burn the whole thing to a daughterboard. See Calumsult, rom dump tab. I made that for extracting stock roms, but it will work on any ecu.
For the record, I think modifiying a JWT ecu (or any other brand) you own is great (much better than running a S-AFC etc in conjunction), but just straight copying an ecu you don't own isn't cool.
Back on subject, rom tracing is for tuning. Its a must have, way cool feature.
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Need B14 CAS and TP ram addys. Working on that. Not owning a B14 to experiment with means waiting...
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Those are all B14 roms, one is a GA (don't remember which) and the rest is a SR. The addys should be the same between the GA and SR for this ecu, they're almost identical. All dumps were taken with the ecu on a bench with no cas signals, so you can see what the ram looks like with the engine off.
The 'live' directory has dumps of the ram (3000-3800), with the engine idle speed set to 1000, 1250, and 1500 rpm respectively (real car, not simulated). Just guessing, I want to look at these addresses first:
I should get a chance to stick an ecu on my bench simulator this week.
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The 'live' directory has dumps of the ram (3000-3800), with the engine idle speed set to 1000, 1250, and 1500 rpm respectively (real car, not simulated). Just guessing, I want to look at these addresses first:
Yeah, we tried 2000 rpm, but the car didn't like that too much.
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2004 Subaru Forester turbo
2006 Mitsubishi Evolution IX
...and I've got the B14 map tracing worked out. If I remember to write it down I'll post it in the morning. Congrats to Pete for getting the rpm bytes!
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