[Re: Does anyone have a 7730 v6 .Bin?] and map locations (fwd)

[Orin Eman]

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> From orin at WOLFENET.com  Tue Nov 24 23:14:11 1998
> From: tedscj at usa.net
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> Date: 25 Nov 98 02:14:09 EST
> To: diy_efi-owner at esl.eng.ohio-state.edu
> Subject: Re: [Re: Does anyone have a 7730 v6 .Bin?] and map locations
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> diy_efi-owner at esl.eng.ohio-state.edu wrote:
> > 

> > -----Original Message-----



> > 

> > There are literally hundreds of arrangements of tables per ecm model.  If

> > you were to post a specic Broad Cast Code, then some

> > one might have it.  The BCC is written on the memcal.  Hopefully

> > it would have a 4 digit number, and 4 alpha characters


> > This stuff is so old, I doubt anyone cares.  As long as you are using this

> > information for an educational purpose, again noone would care.  Maybe some

> > really current stuff folks might ruffle feathers

> > over, but some folks are selling software to even do those, without

> > worry..  Is someone making money of this stuff being kept secret,

> > yes.   Some of the folks that know how have put lots of time into

> > figuring things out, and since it is their work they would just as soon

> > keep it to themselves.  My opinion is by getting more people

> > involved maybe we can as a group push things along.

> > 

> > One of the projects on the self is the 730.  Just since I've already

> > started on it, gonna be using the AUJP.  Which is a MAP application

> > maybe if you wanted to look at that, and asked around where the

> > cylinder select is then ya could help with the programming series.

> > If your working on a AUJP send me what you think you got, and I'll

> > look at it.

> > Bruce


> These maps are identical on AUJP, 90350cam.bin, and 92fba.bin.  All of which I
> got from the ftp sight.

> The maps are:
> at      columns, rows
> 079a    9, 12   fuel?
> 06ee    13, 13  ?
> 0036    12, 12  spark?

> I was going to cut and paste the tables directly to this post, but it didn't
> work.
> If you'll notice, the fuel? and spark? tables have 12 rows which just happens
> to work out to 500rpm x 12 = 6000rpm which just happens to be the redline of
> these v8s (actually 5800).
> I know this arrangement is different than for the 747 or 749.  The fuel map
> seems to be stand alone map, and not part of a combination of maps as on the
> other ECMs.  That is if it is the fuel map.
> I don't know what the map at 06ee is.  It is too pretty to be anything,
> really!
> Ted

> PS if you haven't tried the Map Editer then do.  Its pretty nice.


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