Reading/logging 2-byte load.
Reading/logging 2-byte load.
Well finally got around to setting up my 2-byte load and was wondering a couple things. There are a whole new set of options to log and I was wondering what people were selecting when switching to 2-byte. Also what are you not using from before?
Also I keep reading people saying by logging in 2-byte they can tell exactly what cell to change but how do you do this? From what I see it logs the same as before only more accurate. You still have a range of cells it could effect though.
Also I keep reading people saying by logging in 2-byte they can tell exactly what cell to change but how do you do this? From what I see it logs the same as before only more accurate. You still have a range of cells it could effect though.
I am kind of lost here for a sec. What do you mean by a whole new options to log?
You tune the load cells the same as before. 2byte is what the ecu goes by. The load calc was just a calulation the 2byte is actual load.
You tune the load cells the same as before. 2byte is what the ecu goes by. The load calc was just a calulation the 2byte is actual load.
Well theres Load Calculated which you use before the 2 byte then theres ECULoad, Load MUT 2byte Mod, RPM MUT 2byte Mod, E1 RAM 1byte Mod, and E4 Ram 2byte Mod. What are all the other ones for? I just used Load MUT 2byte Mod, should I be using any of the others?
Oh OK I dont know what the E1 RAM 1byte Mod, and E4 Ram 2byte Mod are. I have never seen or heard anyone using those. The RPM MUT 2byte Mod would be 2 byte rpm. I believe there is a post floating around to add that to your rom. I haven't done the 2 byte rpm
What's the benefit of using 2-byte RPM?
And to NIevo, if you want to control boost through the ECU then there are mods you should do for that. Also if you want to log boost through a JDM MAP sensor.
The links to do those are here,
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=296226
And to NIevo, if you want to control boost through the ECU then there are mods you should do for that. Also if you want to log boost through a JDM MAP sensor.
The links to do those are here,
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=296226
The 2-byte RPM mod gives real RPM feedback instead of the stepped ~32 RPM intervals you log normally. The only real benefit comes when you use calculations based on RPM, such as HP/TQ. It makes these calculations more accurate.
You can add IDC to that. Where do I get info on how to do the 2-byte rpm?
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In this thread, at post #40, it looks like Mr. Evo IX gives the addresses for 2-byte RPM for the IX. Worth a shot.
For the VIII, if you have a 2005, this post in this thread should help you get 2-byte RPM set up. If you have a 2003-2004, I'm afraid I have no idea.
For the VIII, if you have a 2005, this post in this thread should help you get 2-byte RPM set up. If you have a 2003-2004, I'm afraid I have no idea.
In this thread, at post #40, it looks like Mr. Evo IX gives the addresses for 2-byte RPM for the IX. Worth a shot.
For the VIII, if you have a 2005, this post in this thread should help you get 2-byte RPM set up. If you have a 2003-2004, I'm afraid I have no idea.
For the VIII, if you have a 2005, this post in this thread should help you get 2-byte RPM set up. If you have a 2003-2004, I'm afraid I have no idea.
If anyone gets these values working on the v.15 IX ROM, please post and verify.
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