I have decided to stop sitting on this and let it out, as-is and respond to user input re tidying things up later.
Been working on the guide for 18 months or more now, and it will probably never be "finished", as new parameters are found and understanding of the ECU operation evolves.

And apologies to the original source of some photos, if you have an issue with them being used I will endevor to make appropriate changes.

Here is the link to the guide, as it is currently at v1.7a, 172 pages and 4.85M-byte in pdf form.



http://evoecu.logic.net/mirror/merlin/

 

you spelled evolutionm.net wrong on page 12. lol

EDIT: and again on pg 13

 

Nice work!

 

Merlin has written many guides on the Evo ECUs, including the Ralliart ACD and stock units. This info is what you need that tuning shops probably dont want you to have.

 

Ya the MAN!

 

This is awesome work. I can't even imagine how long this took to put together.

Really appreciate your hard work!


Thanks!



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outstanding, i look forward to reading this.

 

Great stuff, merlin! I've added it to the group of documents mirrored by the wiki, just in case.

Just skimming over the doc, it looks like it was a hell of a lot of work.

 

very impressive.

 

What an amazing manual! Thank you so much for taking the time to make such a great document. I know many people will finally be able to understand what is going on!

 

dude awesome! I feel so glad that I chose the Evo as my vehicle due to the performance, but also the community it brings. Freakin love it. Thanks again for your work!

 

merlin for 94170015 its <table name="Set to 9 by typing 0x9 to remove load limit" address="26694" type="1D" level="2" scaling="Hex16"/>

you have the wrong address in your guide.

 

^what page # tscompusa for that address error?

These are just the sort of errors I want/need to get ironed out, but need the help of the community.

ok got it, also fixed the evom typos, will be covered in the next release.

 

Page 134 of 165

 

Very nice work.
I guess you will now get a lot of feed from the whole community.
Congratulations and thank you.
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