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Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2008 11:18 am 
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Hey im looking at getting the moates chip, can i get some advice on what i change when im running a ported head with a big cam....

do i modify the VE tables and thats it or what would you do.

 

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Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2008 11:24 am 
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I'm not going to go into the basics of tuning here... there is however heaps of information (even posted earlier in this thread I think) about where to start with tuning a car.

In short, yes, VE tables, but not just.

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Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2008 11:46 am 
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ok - background. Im running an EF ECU. I have the AU VCT Engine.

I did go through and dissasembe the EEC-IV code for my 1DCC on my previous car. Im sure going through the code is no problem. Was wondering how easy it is thus far.... and how much it will cost me for a (local) chip and programmer.

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Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2008 10:20 am 
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OK kids...

I have in my hands a locally built prototype J3 Chip & Programmer! It is currently undergoing some testing in my car, once we are happy with it we will produce a couple more chips ready for sale. Much simpler to program than the moates gear, this burner integrates directly with TunerPro RT. Pic below:

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First post updated :) -- pricing is there.
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Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2008 10:38 am 
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I'm just throwing this out there... but has anyone actually attempted to disassemble, and make sense of the source code, as opposed to just finding the constants' positions?

And galapogos01 - what do you mean by much simpler to program than the moates gear? As in you're using a different interface/software?

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Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2008 10:40 am 
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Hmmm.. this looks very good.

How much for the chip and programmer, so we can play? - I looked at the first post but it didnt say
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Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2008 11:02 am 
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edit: you ninja'd me!

nigel - I havent got a price on the local burner yet, but to price the moates gear the URL is in the first post. itll be around $250 landed. The local gear should be cheaper than this.

dima - yes. the EF and EL definitions (N4AGB and HWAD3) were created from the ground up by disassembly. i was not responsible for this disassembly (credit where due) -- but i did a lot of testing and comparison and provided various dump files (which is where a lot of the good stuff came out).

the BURN1 needs Moates' Flash & Burn to work -- this programmer emulates a romulatorII and as such TunerPro RT picks it up and a burn takes 2 seconds.

the programmers are probably a bit further off than the chips (a month not weeks), the idea at this stage is to sell a few chips to fund ongoing development of the hardware and definitions (time dont come for free!).

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Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2008 11:05 am 
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galapogos01 wrote:
yes. the EF and EL definitions (N4AGB and HWAD3) were created from the ground up by disassembly. i was not responsible for this disassembly (credit where due) -- but i did a lot of testing and comparison and provided various dump files (which is where a lot of the good stuff came out).


Definition files are just a map to where these constants reside, and a label attached to what they do..

I was talking about the logic, have you got the source code?

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Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2008 11:09 am 
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you can use various utilities to disassemble the bin into assembly code. this is how the definitions were developed - by looking at the code and working out which memory locations are used by what functions.

i dont have a copy of the directive file for the disassembler (which tells it what is code and what is data) - but my counterpart in the UK does.
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Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2008 11:11 am 
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Any idea what disassembler your counterpart used?

 

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Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2008 11:25 am 
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its called 8065 disassembler iirc, try google and if you cant find it ill have a look, i think i have it somewhere. there is also a commercial product which can do the intel CPUs which is apparently easier to use, but i dont have a copy of it.

edit: http://www.austincc.edu/cloud/images/dis8065_102.zip

few other tech docs about def creation here: http://www.austincc.edu/cloud/tc_eec.htm

Jaysen has put some work into a document describing approaches to def creation, i need to spend some time on it and will be placing it on the site when i can.

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All good... just unleashing some curiosity.

Cheers :D

 

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you guys keep ninja posting me!! edited last post with URL :)
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Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2008 11:29 am 
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Ah - some very helpful links.. I'll be sure to have a read.

Sounds like Jaysen's ontop of it, I'll have to have a chatty with him :wink:

Thanks again

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Not on top of the disassembly, had a go with the 8065, got a start on the .dir file for the disassembly but need to find more embedded code to make sense of it, and as you know Dima, Im not real good at this kinda stuff. The op code is there, incomplete, but ledgable, ie some things are different like FF is an sys reset in 8096, but a NOP in the 8065, ie FF,FA starting code @ 0x2000 EECIV and EECV 8 bank ECU's, & 0x22000 EECV 1 and 2 bank ECU's. Ive got a start on a 2 bank EECV 8096 disassembly .dir file for the disassembler if you can make a bit more sense of it, that would be tops.

As Jason said, we have put together a bit of a docco on how to cheat and build def files from other defined strategies by following code patterns, but this is very low level programming kinda stuff :lol:

 

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