Hiboost

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Looks like my US 2011 Evo X MR is using rom ID 56900010 , and thanks to Golden publishing that a few days ago I've already gotten some baseline changes done to make the car happier.

Now when it comes to EvoScan and datalogging the changes, I'm getting somewhat frustrated by the hit and miss compatibility of different model year cars. I guess I could try and flash it down to 56900007 and see if it works but would rather stick with the rom ID I have. Currently all the choices are yielding totally wacked out results and I know for a fact that a car I tuned a few months back plus STM's 2011 GSR worked fine with them.

So has anyone come up with an updated EvoScan "Mitsubishi EvoX Mode23 USA" that sits in the "DataSettings" folder that will support my 2011 Evo X MR is using rom ID 56900010 ? What exactly is involved with figuring the hex values out besides logging a whole bunch of values to figure out if it is just offset slightly?

Thanks guys!

Golden

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238087B4 Load
2380878C 2ByteRPM
2380875E PSIG / Boost
23808A93 Knock Sum
238088E0 STFT
23804573 LFTF Idle
23804575 LTFT Cruise
238088F1 LTFT in use
238087BA Load (MIVEC) and (Timing if IAT GT 75F)
2380873D TPS
23809631 Accel Pedel Position
23808A4F TimingAdv
23808B9D ActiveWGDC
2380869B Intake Air Temp
2380867F Coolant Temp
238086A1 Manifold Air Temp
2380AB40 IPW
23808FB0 MAF Volts
23809552 INVVT (Target)
2380955E EXVVT (Target)
2380958A INVVT (Actual)
23809596 EXVVT (Actual)
2380882F Speed
23808733 Battery
2380AB05 Barometer
23808A99 knock_adc_processed
2380AB37 knock_base
2380AB33 knock_var
2380AB39 knock_change
23808AA7 knock_dynamics
23808135 knock_flag
238086AD Front O2
238086B1 Rear O2
238045C5 Cruise Light
23808B9B WGDC Correction
23808B9B WGDC Correction
23808823 MAF Hz
2380893D AFR Map

Golden

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p.s. Use my 2010 def as a base. I've posted it somewhere...

If you need it, email me.

Hiboost

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Thanks Golden, I'll report back later today!

Hiboost

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Thank you Golden, those match up to what Razorlab posted and the values seemed correct in my logging today. Is there any logic as to which EvoScan settings match up to the car now?

Golden

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No. And I can't add "new" cars to EvoScan, as Hamish has them hard coded.

If I could, there would be 1 big data.xml on my site that you could grab and just select your car / rom id from a pull down.

I guess I should email him.

RazorLab

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What do you mean you can't add "new" cars to Evoscan? I might be misunderstanding you?

I just edit the data.xml and name each ECU how I want to reference them.

Example: (and what I currently use in evoscan)

Mode23 2008 USA EVOX
EDM EVOX CUSTOM
Mode23 2009 USA RA
Mode23 2010 USA RA EVOX
Mode23 2010 EDM RA EVOX
Mode23 2011 USA RA EVOX V1
Mode23 2011 USA RA EVOX V2
Mode 23 2008 EDM Custom

Bernhard

Now, Golden, it is your turn.
I think the best option would be to write a "datalog number" before each of your current definition entries on goldenevo.com. That "datalog number" is then used as identifier in the "1 big data.xml". This way it is easier for the user to find the correct datalog entry in evoscan (I suppose there are much less different datalog entries needed as there exist ROM IDs).
When my datalog file for 56920006 is ready I can sent it to you. But I fear it will take some time as I first have to understand how to find all those entries easily.

Golden

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Odd, very odd. I tried this a month or so ago, and I could not get it to add in new "vehicles". I know I tried it several different ways.

I was just about to reply that it doesn't work, but I wanted to try one last time to make sure I wasn't posting crap. Well, it worked. Go figure. I don't know what I was doing wrong before.

I'll see if I can whip up a dynamically created EvoScan data file from my site and I'll have it house all the addresses there. That way I can tweak them as needed.

Hiboost

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That would be "golden" haha.

I ended up naming my pulldown menu items in a custom way as well, especially since the menus seem to be very narrow and it was hard to figure out some of them without just testing if the data it was collecting was valid.

merlin.oz

Goldern, it was something about the lables that screws things up, I dont remember exactly what though.
When sorted, you can have a heap of items, and unfortunately they are needed.
Yes, the silly window is WAY TOO SMALL, Hamish.

itzwolf

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This would be awesome Golden, you are the man!

MichaelUWright

I have a 2011 EVO X GSR

Can someone please just send me the data setting code for the 2011 in evoscan, ive been trying for 5 hours searching on how to do it and i tried to get it to work by changing out the codes with the posted ID codes and cant get it to work

Golden

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We need your ROM ID in order to do that. There are 3 different log sets for the 2011's.

MichaelUWright

whats the best way to do that, when i read the ecu from ecuflash its a jumble of numbers and letters