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td-d
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Post subject: Speed Density Rom - AZ1G202I USDM STi 2008 Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2012 9:41 am |
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Ok, as promised, here are the ports that I've been working on - AZ1G202I USDM STi 2008/9 Plug the following in for the definitions: EDIT : change E_params to the 300's after discussion with Dale, to make it so we don't have interference with the new definitions. EcuFlash def: Code: <scaling name="psirelativesealevel" units="psi relative sea level" toexpr="(x-760)*.01933677" frexpr="(x/.01933677)+760" format="%.2f" min="-11.80" max="4.83" inc=".01" storagetype="float" endian="big" /> <scaling name="engine displacement" units="cc" toexpr="x" frexpr="x" format="%.2f" min="0" max="10" inc="0.01" storagetype="float" endian="big" /> <scaling name="deltaMAP" units="mmhgt" toexpr="x" frexpr="x" format="%.2f" min="-20000" max="20000" inc="100" storagetype="float" endian="big" /> <scaling name="VEcomp" units="VEcomp" toexpr="x*0.000061037" frexpr="x/.000061037" format="%.1f" min="0" max="2" inc=".2" storagetype="uint16" endian="big" /> <scaling name="VE(%)" units="VE(%)" toexpr="x*.000045776" frexpr="x/.000045776" format="%.2f" min="0" max="2" inc=".025" storagetype="uint16" endian="big" /> <scaling name="SDenable" storagetype="bloblist"> <data name="disabled" value="00" /> <data name="enabled" value="01" /> </scaling>
<table name="VE Compensation" category="Speed Density by Merp" type="2D" level="2" address="f434c" scaling="VEcomp"> <table name="deltaMAP" type="Y Axis" elements="7" address="f4330" scaling="deltaMAP" /> <description>This is the change the stuff.</description> </table> <table name="Engine Displacement" category="Speed Density by Merp" type="2D" level="2" address="f4084" scaling="engine displacement"> <table name="" type="Static Y Axis" elements="1"> <data>Engine Displacement (cc)</data> </table> <description>Engine size in cc</description> </table> <table name="Speed Density Enable" category="Speed Density by Merp" type="1D" scaling="SDenable" address="f40a0" description="Enables Speed Density output, when disabled, uses normal MAF sensor" />
<table name="Volumetric Efficiency" category="Speed Density by Merp" type="3D" level="2" scaling="VE(%)" address="f4148"> <table name="Manifold Pressure" type="X Axis" elements="13" address="f40cc" scaling="psirelativesealevel" /> <table name="Engine Speed" type="Y Axis" elements="18" address="f4100" scaling="RPM" /> <description>This is the Volumetric efficiency of the engine.</description> </table>
And add these to your logger.xml: Code: <ecuparam id="E300" name="Speed Density Raw Airflow" desc="Speed Density Raw Airflow (g/s)"> <ecu id="6912783007"> <address length="4">0xFFB1E8</address> </ecu> <conversions> <conversion units="g/s" storagetype="float" expr="x" format="0.00" gauge_min="0" gauge_max="400" gauge_step="20" /> </conversions> </ecuparam> <ecuparam id="E301" name="Speed Density VE Airflow" desc="Speed Density VE Airflow (g/s)"> <ecu id="6912783007"> <address length="4">0xFFB1EC</address> </ecu> <conversions> <conversion units="g/s" storagetype="float" expr="x" format="0.00" gauge_min="0" gauge_max="400" gauge_step="20" /> </conversions> </ecuparam> <ecuparam id="E302" name="Speed Density MAF sensor output" desc="Speed Density MAF sensor output (g/s)"> <ecu id="6912783007"> <address length="4">0xFFB1F0</address> </ecu> <conversions> <conversion units="g/s" storagetype="float" expr="x" format="0.00" gauge_min="0" gauge_max="400" gauge_step="20" /> </conversions> </ecuparam> <ecuparam id="E303" name="Speed Density Current Dynamic Compensation" desc="Speed Density Dynamic Compensation (%)"> <ecu id="6912783007"> <address length="4">0xFFB1F4</address> </ecu> <conversions> <conversion units="%" storagetype="float" expr="(x*100)" format="0.00" /> </conversions> </ecuparam> <ecuparam id="E304" name="Speed Density RPM" desc="Speed Density RPM"> <ecu id="6912783007"> <address length="4">0xFF67B4</address> </ecu> <conversions> <conversion units="RPM" storagetype="float" expr="x" format="0.00" /> </conversions> </ecuparam> <ecuparam id="E305" name="Speed Density IAT" desc="Speed Density IAT"> <ecu id="6912783007"> <address length="4">0xFF4124</address> </ecu> <conversions> <conversion units="C" storagetype="float" expr="x" format="0.00" /> </conversions> </ecuparam> <ecuparam id="E306" name="Speed Density MAP" desc="Speed Density MAP"> <ecu id="6912783007"> <address length="4">0xFF6394</address> </ecu> <conversions> <conversion units="mmHGa" storagetype="float" expr="x" format="0.00" /> </conversions> </ecuparam> <ecuparam id="E307" name="Speed Density delta MAP" desc="Speed Density delta MAP"> <ecu id="6912783007"> <address length="4">0xFF6388</address> </ecu> <conversions> <conversion units="mmhg/t" storagetype="float" expr="x" format="0.00" /> </conversions> </ecuparam>
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Post subject: Re: Speed Density Rom - AZ1G202I USDM STi 2008 Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 3:49 pm |
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Post subject: Re: Speed Density Rom - AZ1G202I USDM STi 2008 Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 12:14 am |
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Where in the def file do I put the code? I'm really familiar with ecuflash defs but not with romraider. I tried putting it in the AZ1G202I and in 201, the base for that rom. Neither show the sd tables romraider. This is using RC9.
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Post subject: Re: Speed Density Rom - AZ1G202I USDM STi 2008 Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 1:37 am |
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Those table definitions are for Ecuflash, not RR. Only the logger defs are for the RR logger.
In other words, the table defs go into AZ1G202I.xml
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Post subject: Re: Speed Density Rom - AZ1G202I USDM STi 2008. Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 9:12 am |
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td-d wrote: Those table definitions are for Ecuflash, not RR. Only the logger defs are for the RR logger.
In other words, the table defs go into AZ1G202I.xml Even better. Thanks for the reply.
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Post subject: Re: Speed Density Rom - AZ1G202I USDM STi 2008. Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 6:50 pm |
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06rexwagon wrote: td-d wrote: Those table definitions are for Ecuflash, not RR. Only the logger defs are for the RR logger.
In other words, the table defs go into AZ1G202I.xml Even better. Thanks for the reply. If you have tried used this rom yet, please inform if you have trouble with idle wanting to dip to 500 rpm randomly. I have yet to use this rom. But, another tuner contacted me about idle problem. Even after driving the car for a week. If there is a problem it needs to be informed here. I'm waiting on the 06 sti rom to be posted to try on my wifes car. Ed Thanks for the work on the 32 bit stuff guys.
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Post subject: Re: Speed Density Rom - AZ1G202I USDM STi 2008 Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2012 4:03 am |
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Ironically, I have not yet tried it  I think once the MAF blending table is incorporated, any low down drivability issues will be sorted. That being said, I've had endless issues with MAF scaling on my 08 EDM STI, so I can't wait to implement this.
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Post subject: Re: Speed Density Rom - AZ1G202I USDM STi 2008 Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2012 6:28 pm |
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td-d wrote: Ironically, I have not yet tried it  I think once the MAF blending table is incorporated, any low down drivability issues will be sorted. That being said, I've had endless issues with MAF scaling on my 08 EDM STI, so I can't wait to implement this. So you implemented a new fueling scheme and did zero testing before you posted it?
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Post subject: Re: Speed Density Rom - AZ1G202I USDM STi 2008. Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2012 10:06 pm |
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fastblueufo wrote: 06rexwagon wrote: td-d wrote: Those table definitions are for Ecuflash, not RR. Only the logger defs are for the RR logger.
In other words, the table defs go into AZ1G202I.xml Even better. Thanks for the reply. If you have tried used this rom yet, please inform if you have trouble with idle wanting to dip to 500 rpm randomly. I have yet to use this rom. But, another tuner contacted me about idle problem. Even after driving the car for a week. If there is a problem it needs to be informed here. I'm waiting on the 06 sti rom to be posted to try on my wifes car. Ed Thanks for the work on the 32 bit stuff guys. I've experienced this, but there are so many variables with my car I couldn't determine the exact cause... 2.3l, changed cam timing, perrin leakual length header, no rear o2, etc.. It was better with MAF, but still crap idle. Freon did mention that the top left corner is critical to the idle, along with proper injector latencies.
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Post subject: Re: Speed Density Rom - AZ1G202I USDM STi 2008 Posted: Sat Jan 21, 2012 12:35 pm |
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fastblueufo wrote: td-d wrote: So you implemented a new fueling scheme and did zero testing before you posted it?
Of course it has been tested, I would not post it up without testing. Martin Donnon has tested it live, and it works. The code was also run through simsh, and the ram holes tested on live vehicles. Please reference Merp's thread.
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Post subject: Re: Speed Density Rom - AZ1G202I USDM STi 2008 Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2012 5:41 pm |
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Does anyone have this running well? I have tried 2 cars and neither will idle even if you pedal it. The car will start and die within 5 seconds. The only way I've been able to get one to idle is to double the VE table and scale the injectors to 500cc (on ID2000's on E85).
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Post subject: Re: Speed Density Rom - AZ1G202I USDM STi 2008 Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2012 6:58 pm |
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I've been running the AZ1G201G SD rom for a while now, working relatively well. What I did find is that you have to get the latency setting pretty close, otherwise you can land up with a loping idle.
I'm actually thinking of extending the VE table by one row so that a 300 RPM line can be used. My thinking is that setting the 300 RPM idle cells slightly higher will mitigate some of the effects of a loping idle - when the RPMs / MAP dip, more fuel gets thrown at it, so it doesn't cycle.
I've also defined the tau tables for my ROM, and disabled them - but that would only affect the high load cells.
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Post subject: Re: Speed Density Rom - AZ1G202I USDM STi 2008 Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2012 7:11 pm |
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Would you mind sending me your current map?
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Post subject: Re: Speed Density Rom - AZ1G202I USDM STi 2008 Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2013 1:13 pm |
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Afternoon gents,
Is it possible to create definitions solely for the SD rom, and one for the MAF rom ?
Unless I'm doing this wrong.
I added the code to the 201I XML. Now every 2008/2009 sti map I open up with ecuflash has speed density.
Come to think of it, I'm probably doing this wrong.
Pointers ?
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Post subject: Re: Speed Density Rom - AZ1G202I USDM STi 2008 Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2013 1:25 pm |
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Wrick wrote: Afternoon gents,
Is it possible to create definitions solely for the SD rom, and one for the MAF rom ?
Unless I'm doing this wrong.
I added the code to the 201I XML. Now every 2008/2009 sti map I open up with ecuflash has speed density.
Come to think of it, I'm probably doing this wrong.
Pointers ? No, it's not you - that's the way Ecuflash works. What Merp has done in the newer patches is given the SD roms their own CAL id to prevent this from happening.
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