TephraMOD V6 - testing!
EDIT:
Also, while I just dumped the same values in for the alternate maps, the alternate startup IPW would have come in this past week when trying to start the car on E85 and gas IPW starup's in because I'm too lazy to flash the car. Good stuff as I switch on and off at a whim and don't have a laptop around very often.
EDIT X2:
Tephra, if you need someone to test something for an 03 evo ecu that is extremely dangerous keep me in mind. If/when I get my DSM running on it I don't care about the motor, almost looking for a reason to blow it up so that I can build one. The current engine will probably chuck rods by the end of the year as long as the turbo can run enough boost. May as well chuck them testing for the community.
Last edited by dan l; Mar 15, 2009 at 04:22 PM.
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dan - whats your ROMID? 
fjo - it's hard to explain, basically the old method meant that the duty cycle had to fit inside a 0->48 loop, so the best resolution was 100/48 = ~2. I have changed it so that there are now 2 loops of 50 each, so we can get a 1% resolution.
eg, say you have requested a duty cycle of 80%, the new method breaks the 80% into 2 parts, so the first loop will do 80% of 50, which is 40, so for 40 out of the 50 loops it will turn ON the BCS - then it runs through the second loop which also does 80%.
hope that made sense
fjo - it's hard to explain, basically the old method meant that the duty cycle had to fit inside a 0->48 loop, so the best resolution was 100/48 = ~2. I have changed it so that there are now 2 loops of 50 each, so we can get a 1% resolution.
eg, say you have requested a duty cycle of 80%, the new method breaks the 80% into 2 parts, so the first loop will do 80% of 50, which is 40, so for 40 out of the 50 loops it will turn ON the BCS - then it runs through the second loop which also does 80%.
hope that made sense
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I will probably do 94170015 next since dan seem keen to test
fjo - not really, I guess if you looked at the period end-to-end then it would be 10hz, but the signal to the BCS can go up/down more than once during that period...
fjo - not really, I guess if you looked at the period end-to-end then it would be 10hz, but the signal to the BCS can go up/down more than once during that period...
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When placing the Evoscan inside the XML (2.5 verison) It logs fine however when I try to edit any definition on items I get the following error:
index was outside the bounds of the array.
Any ideas?
The items show up and again log, but can no longer edit any items inside of evoscan.
index was outside the bounds of the array.
Any ideas?
The items show up and again log, but can no longer edit any items inside of evoscan.
Evolving Member
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From: Dallas, TX
Hello teph
I tried once again. No start.
The strange thing is that normally after a flash you hear some flattering from one actuator (I don't know exactly which one).
In this case you hear nothing at all.
Could it be a flashing problem?
When I flash the 5.5 it works fine.
mlocatel
I tried once again. No start.
The strange thing is that normally after a flash you hear some flattering from one actuator (I don't know exactly which one).
In this case you hear nothing at all.
Could it be a flashing problem?
When I flash the 5.5 it works fine.
mlocatel
What was the answer to fix this? Thanks!!