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Application for editing mitsubishi controller tables on the
fly in RAM. Works with OpenPort1.3 and OpenPort2.0.
All descriptions of RAM tables are stored in xml files
as in ecuflash, new attributes have been added to table
descriptions indicating the location of tables in the
controller's RAM.
The program itself detects the type of interface J2534 or
FTDI adapter, if there are installed drivers. When the
start button is pressed, an attempt is made to connect
to the controller using an alternative protocol and, if
successful, the internal ID is read, then the application
by the mask of the ID number tries to find and read the first
found xml calibration file containing the ID number in the
name, if not, the file search window opens.
And then all tables available for editing in RAM will be opened.
obsolete - The xdf directory contains patches for tunerpto https://www.tunerpro.net/
all patches will be replaced with ecuflash style
Short description:
The Mitsu controller has a built-in DMA protocol, its
implementation was recently written by Orion4096 aka Nanner55
GitHub, but the first was jcsbanks in 2008, these topics are
on evo, also in the evo10 controller there is a DMA protocol
that modified tephra (I have not yet finished it implemented).
The jcsbanks protocol is selected by default, all DMA tephra v7
use it. At the moment, 90550001, 80770001, 96262709,
and 96532706, 88592715 have been tested on jcsbanks,
I will correct it when there are testers, 90550001 and 88590015
have been tested on nanner55.
Patcher - works on the same xml as ecuflash but can apply all patches as a group, also as part of the patcher hex editor
To get started
1. Unpack 2. Plug j2534 interface adapter, or op13 or same.. 3. Select DMA proto 4. Press start button 5. Select map manager tab 6. Check checkbox desire map,, or check all 7. Tune your maps (use keysequence zoomin, zoomout, ctrlc, ctrlv) 8. Also can digital log wideband via any serial port or tactrix op20
Last edited by Dow Jhob; Aug 4, 2023 at 10:07 AM.
Reason: new link
Anyone reading this live tuning can be done on the Tactrix Open Port 2.0 thanks to DowJhob
The awesome work by Dow Jhob in driving deep into the code and helping to patch the live tuning to the 96262709 ROM (Ofc building on jcsbanks and ziad incredible work in the past)
Been beta testing it with Dow and Successfully managed to get the live tracer working on the fuel, Ignition timing, WGDC and BDEL tables. It is not yet perfect but he is working on it. Anyone interested in testing reach out to him
Anyone reading this live tuning can be done on the Tactrix Open Port 2.0 thanks to DowJhob
The awesome work by Dow Jhob in driving deep into the code and helping to patch the live tuning to the 96262709 ROM (Ofc building on jcsbanks and ziad incredible work in the past)
Been beta testing it with Dow and Successfully managed to get the live tracer working on the fuel, Ignition timing, WGDC and BDEL tables. It is not yet perfect but he is working on it. Anyone interested in testing reach out to him
Interested in live mapping the VE table for the 88592715 ROM. Do you have some high level instructions for how this is implemented? I peaked around the site in the original post, but was not clear on how to implement.
Interested in live mapping the VE table for the 88592715 ROM. Do you have some high level instructions for how this is implemented? I peaked around the site in the original post, but was not clear on how to implement.
It doesn't matter which table, the main thing is that the controller has a DMA code and the table is displayed in the RAM
the easiest way is to take tephra from dma and display the desired table if it is already part of the altmap, more difficult if not
but first, see if your map is included in altmap
Dec 16, 2016 | 04:32 AM
