Evo live map source
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They are in the debug folder. I made them later and just copy them around, they are not part of the assembly.
I'm afraid I learned VB.net just to do this project, I've had so much to do that things like this that aren't neat, but still work have just been left as they are.
The ECU code on the other hand is quite carefully set out with lots of checks. This is where I put the time. The PC application is just the front end to get it all working.
I'm afraid I learned VB.net just to do this project, I've had so much to do that things like this that aren't neat, but still work have just been left as they are.
The ECU code on the other hand is quite carefully set out with lots of checks. This is where I put the time. The PC application is just the front end to get it all working.
i see i was able to run the app. i'll try connecting it to the car later or tomorrow. do u have some basic instructions on how to use this? the front end is not that important. the important thing is how good it works! nice amazing work! if you need help in coding i could spare my off work time.
Is there a file or website that has API documentation?
I haven't really looked at this but from what jscbanks says it seems like assembly routines are separated so I'm imagining any one of us can write a GUI to interface with the assembly layer.
Maybe to get started we need someone to write API documentation? I'd like to help in this too because I'd really like to use this.
I haven't really looked at this but from what jscbanks says it seems like assembly routines are separated so I'm imagining any one of us can write a GUI to interface with the assembly layer.
Maybe to get started we need someone to write API documentation? I'd like to help in this too because I'd really like to use this.
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There is much documentation that could be written, big job as there is a lot to cover.
Yes it needs a custom ROM for your ECU - I put these in other threads, this is to discuss the source - ie the program for the PC that runs the live mapping.
Andrew, I put the basic things I would like to be tested in the threads with the download links. Basically check that MUT logging works with Evoscan. See if logging in my app work (hit start to start). Then check you can read the fuel map (whilst logging switch to the tab and read RAM, try changing something, writing back, read back to confirm, like I did in the youtube vids).
Any problems and I can flash 88590015 or the Aus equivalent onto my JDM 88570008 and retest the comms, I briefly checked it before on 88590015 and it worked.
Yes it needs a custom ROM for your ECU - I put these in other threads, this is to discuss the source - ie the program for the PC that runs the live mapping.
Andrew, I put the basic things I would like to be tested in the threads with the download links. Basically check that MUT logging works with Evoscan. See if logging in my app work (hit start to start). Then check you can read the fuel map (whilst logging switch to the tab and read RAM, try changing something, writing back, read back to confirm, like I did in the youtube vids).
Any problems and I can flash 88590015 or the Aus equivalent onto my JDM 88570008 and retest the comms, I briefly checked it before on 88590015 and it worked.
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Anyone got any ideas how to make all the mapping tables configurable through xml like Ecuflash? Presently I add datagridview, bindingsource, buttons and code for each different type of map and just use xml to store table sizes.
Given that there is a 12k block available in the 9 we could put nearly every map and its axes into RAM, changing the vectors in the ROM is not so bad. However, the job of adding all the editing to the PC app is huge.
Given that there is a 12k block available in the 9 we could put nearly every map and its axes into RAM, changing the vectors in the ROM is not so bad. However, the job of adding all the editing to the PC app is huge.