TephraMOD V6 - testing!
Now that the low octane maps do not exist for alt-maps it is advisory to use alt maps for e85 so that you can fall to the richer fuel and lower timing maps if your octane starts to drop.
Post 1 has the items added to evoscan for this rom from a base rom. If you have a highly modified MUT table you'll either need to put your old MUT values in it or, better yet, use a fresh evoscan xml and only add the items from the first post (if there isn't anything else special you need to log).
Ah, something truly on-topic. Do you know if you disabled valet maps when you enabled alt-map by TPS? For the ICS light to flash you need that tephra option enabled. Not sure if there is a good way to test the functionality of that dash light otherwise (possibly using ICS to flash and test?). Just as a silly question (glad you are testing) - why use TPS when you have an ICS Switch?
Post 1 has the items added to evoscan for this rom from a base rom. If you have a highly modified MUT table you'll either need to put your old MUT values in it or, better yet, use a fresh evoscan xml and only add the items from the first post (if there isn't anything else special you need to log).
Ah, something truly on-topic. Do you know if you disabled valet maps when you enabled alt-map by TPS? For the ICS light to flash you need that tephra option enabled. Not sure if there is a good way to test the functionality of that dash light otherwise (possibly using ICS to flash and test?). Just as a silly question (glad you are testing) - why use TPS when you have an ICS Switch?
Ok, should have looked in the beginning for that stuff lol. My bad.
Yes i disabled valet mode and enabled tps for alt maps. I didn't have the ICS light enabled, let me go try and see if it comes on now. When i tried using the switch, I never got the CEL to flash, eventually im just going to use JOT map switch kit.
I appreciate your help.
Last edited by project_skyline; Aug 11, 2009 at 08:20 PM.
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in my opinion the low/high octane interpolation is pretty useless.
alt-low octane maps were removed to save space/complexity
when tuning your low octane maps should always be a couple of points richer than high oct (either normal or alt)
you wont get CEL flash when using ADC0F map switching (only during TPS map switching)
alt-low octane maps were removed to save space/complexity
when tuning your low octane maps should always be a couple of points richer than high oct (either normal or alt)
you wont get CEL flash when using ADC0F map switching (only during TPS map switching)
Ok im about to go check if the ics light comes on when i use tps for alt maps.
As far as the things to put in evo scan from the first post, which of them are different from the ones already in evo scan?
As far as the things to put in evo scan from the first post, which of them are different from the ones already in evo scan?
Ok just got back. Im using TPS only currently... And no its not working. I turn the key on, hold down for 3 seconds, CEL flashes, start the car, look at evo scan and its not on alt maps based on my afr map and timing.
Should i email you my rom and xml?
Should i email you my rom and xml?
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96530006 TPS by ALTMAP BUG
Put that in your TephraMod...xml and then change the entry as per the name and your TPSAltmap switching will work properly 
I will be realeasing V7 (with this integrated) vsoon
Code:
<table name="AltMap by TPS fix 0x89 -> 0x8B" category="TephraMod-V7T6" address="3e464" type="1D" scaling="Hex8"/>
I will be realeasing V7 (with this integrated) vsoon
I just wanted to make sure the WGDC table vs TPS table is still incooperated into the rom? I like that feature a lot. I know it is working on my IX but I didn't get a good chance to test it in the 8 ecu due to time constraints.
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Ooh, exciting news indeed!! Looking forward to trying V7 out!! Thanks for all your hard work, and also to all of those helping out developing & testing too.