Request ID: Open/Closed Loop?
Anyone know if there is a request id that logs whether or not you are in closed loop verses open loop?
I am trying to solve some low load knock issues and if I could log open vs. closed loop it may aid in solving my problems.
I am using mitsulogger at the moment to log.
I am trying to solve some low load knock issues and if I could log open vs. closed loop it may aid in solving my problems.
I am using mitsulogger at the moment to log.
There is a requestID or a way to log it at least, but I don't know the requestID or variable to log. One of the disassembly guys can probably tell you.
Otherwise, just use the method mentioned above.
Eric
Otherwise, just use the method mentioned above.
Eric
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If I understand it correctly it is MUT_18
bit 0 = open loop due to acceleration?
bit 1 = open loop due to engine load or fuel cut due to decceleration
bit 2 .... bit 14 unknown - I am working on it
bit 15 - closed loop
bit 0 = open loop due to acceleration?
bit 1 = open loop due to engine load or fuel cut due to decceleration
bit 2 .... bit 14 unknown - I am working on it
bit 15 - closed loop
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Seems to be word 
In 88590015

In 88590015
Code:
00016482 bsr sub 16728 (IS_CLOSED_LOOP_ENABLED) 00016484 nop 00016486 extu.w r0, r0 00016488 cmp/eq #0, r0 0001648A bt 1649A 0001648C mov.l @(h'90,pc), r10 ; FFFF6BEC (Open_Loop_Bit_Array) 0001648E mov.w @r10, r0 00016490 mov.w @(h'88,pc), r11 ; h'1000 00016492 or r11, r0 00016494 mov.w r0, @r10 00016496 bra 164A4 00016498 nop 0001649A mov.l @(h'84,pc), r10 ; FFFF6BEC (Open_Loop_Bit_Array) 0001649C mov.w @r10, r0 0001649E mov.l @(h'84,pc), r11 ; h'EFFF 000164A0 and r11, r0 000164A2 mov.w r0, @r10
Last edited by acamus; Nov 4, 2009 at 10:46 PM.
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From: Lattitude 48.38°, Longitude 17.58°, Altitude 146m = Slovakia, for common dude
We will probably see one byte with MUT_18, but variable is word that is associated with that MUT request.
Last edited by acamus; Dec 22, 2008 at 05:36 AM.
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