Anyone else is welcome to help me finish mapping out the ROM as well, and/or fix any of my mistakes
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<ecu_tools>
<function name="toRPM" expr="[value]*50"/>
<function name="frRPM" expr="[value]/50" dir="0"/>
<function name="toAFR" expr="14.7/(1 + ([value] / 128))"/>
<function name="frAFR" expr="(14.7*128)/[value]-128" dir="0"/>
<function name="toLoad" expr="[value]/8192"/>
<function name="frLoad" expr="[value]*8192" dir="0"/>
<function name="toIgn" expr="([value]-57) * 360 / 1024"/>
<function name="toIgnC" expr="[value] * 360 / 1024"/>
<function name="toEGT" expr="([value]-40)*5"/>
<function name="toThrt" expr="[value]*100/169"/>
<function name="toWDuty" expr="[value]*100/246"/>
<function name="toBoostBar" expr="[value]/93.7"/>
<function name="toTempC" expr="([value]-64)*20/32"/>
<function name="toAirFlow" expr="[value]*300/256"/>
<function name="toAirFlow16" expr="[value]*300/65536"/>
<function name="toMAFvolt" expr="[value]*0.019534"/>
<function name="toBoostPSI" expr="([value] - 94) * .15425" dir="1"/>
<function name="logGear5MT" expr="IF(([value]*1000/[value2])<=9,1,IF(([value]*1000/[value2])<=16,2,IF(([value]*1000/[value2])<=22.5,3,IF(([value]*1000/[value2])<=31.5,4,5))))" dir="2"/>
<function name="toBigEndRPM" expr="[value] / 512 * 100" dir="1"/>
</ecu_tools>
treefrogaz wrote:when i read my injector scaling it says 5727 on ecuedit but when we read it on ecutek it read 550
qoncept wrote:treefrogaz wrote:when i read my injector scaling it says 5727 on ecuedit but when we read it on ecutek it read 550
func_2val="( ( [byte0] * 256 ) + ( [byte1] / 256 ) )"
should read..
func_2val="( 2447960 / ( ( [byte0] * 256 ) + ( [byte1] / 256 ) ) )"
What injectors are you using? ecutek seems to have it wrong.
qoncept wrote:treefrogaz wrote:when i read my injector scaling it says 5727 on ecuedit but when we read it on ecutek it read 550
func_2val="( ( [byte0] * 256 ) + ( [byte1] / 256 ) )"
should read..
func_2val="( 2447960 / ( ( [byte0] * 256 ) + ( [byte1] / 256 ) ) )"
What injectors are you using? ecutek seems to have it wrong.
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