Hey guys,

I acquired v7 Tephramod for my Evo VII ECU Equipped Lancer GSR the other day (kind of like a 2G DSM), and when I open it in ECU flash, huge parts are greyed out (I've set it to developer mode). Heres a list of things I'm unable to use:
-Alternate boost desired engine load
-Max rich AFR vs Coolant temp
-Injector latency base
-Cranking enrichment IPW adder (Main) AND (unused)
-Airflow/Hz Raw scaling & Offset Raw
-Relative air density vs temp for airflow/hz
-Airflow/Hz Baro and Air Temp compensation
-High Oct EGR-Enabled Advance (And low Oct equivalent)
-Low coolant temp timing trim map
-Percent low temp timing trim vs coolant temp
-A few of the IC Spray tables
-All of the Knock control tables bar "Knock sensor filter" maps 1 through 9
-Everything in the Lean Spool menu bar stop and start RPM
-Boost Enhancement Adv/Ret Map 1 (and Map 2)

Everything in Turbo boost single and double solenoid sub menus, the Misc menu, OBD-II, OBD-II Evap, Emissions EGR, and the MUT Table.

Now, I am still learning. So some of these might be deliberately greyed out so I can't break anything. But I thought I'd check first, as something might be wrong with my XML's.

Thanks in advance,
Liam

 

What ROM File?

 

90550701, the Tephra v7 ROM for Evo VII ECU's
Ive attached my two XML's (I also have the TephraMOD-90550701-v7 XML that comes in the zip file so that shouldn't have any problems with it, don't think I'm supposed to upload that am I?)

This is what I get upon opening the ROM.

[15:03:38.404] opening rom file C:/Users/Liam/Desktop/GSR Documents/ECUFlash stuff/Tephra v7/90550701 Fresh Map 11 Jul.bin
[15:03:38.423] 90550001 (97 tables) inheriting evo7base (176 tables)
[15:03:38.426] 90550701 (49 tables) inheriting 90550001 (197 tables)
[15:03:38.438] 262144 byte image read.
[15:03:38.442] using metadata XML ID 90550701 from file D:/EcuFlash/rommetadata/mitsubishi/evo/TephraMOD-90550701-v7.xml
which inherits XML ID 90550001 from file D:/EcuFlash/rommetadata/mitsubishi/evo/90550001 2001 EDM Lancer Evo 7 5MT.xml
which inherits XML ID evo7base from file D:/EcuFlash/rommetadata/mitsubishi/evo/evo7base.xml
[15:03:38.442] ---notes for evo7base---
2012/11/16 [Tactrix] updated to include missing elements.
2012/11/20 [Tactrix] switching to standard MUT Table display.
---notes for 90550001---
2012/11/16 [Tactrix] updating to standard file naming.
2012/11/19 [Tactrix] Visually examined tables for obvious errors, but no in-car verification has been done.

 

Are the tables your missing in ECUFlash in the xml? THat looks like a rather small if not incomplete xml file. Then again I do not know all that is defined in that rom. I am on an EVO 8 ROM, 0715, and have also had time on the 96530706 ROM. It would seem that table reference is there if you are seeing listings for them in ECUFlash, however they may be missing defining information. Usually grey I think means incomplete definition of the table.

 

This should work, the file included in the ROM pack relies on other base file - rename it to a .txt file and use the attached.

 

Finally had a chance to have a good look at it, I pasted that xml into the XML directory in ECU flash and opened up v7. No grey tables! It's all organised totally differently though, but it seems like everything's there?
This is the log upon opening the rom:
[12:43:24.934] opening rom file C:/Users/Liam/Desktop/ROMS/Tephra v7/90550701-mods.bin
[12:43:24.963] 262144 byte image read.
[12:43:24.968] using metadata XML ID 90550701 from file C:/Program Files (x86)/OpenECU/EcuFlash/rommetadata/mitsubishi/evo/90550701.xml

Is it normal tha it isn't using the Evo7base xml in addition to the 90550701 xml?

 

Just Wanted To thank everyone for using The Internet And Special Thanks To All my Close Friends And Culver City for helping With my education. Miss you robert and delilah my kids.

 

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