Ecu 6

[Al Lipper]

The software is all in the file, but you will need access to an EPROM/Device
programmer to program the flash memory.  I put the board together with a
standard soldering iron, but used a very fine tip (and a somewhat steady
hand) for the CPU socket.  Most parts came from a local electronics store,
some from Allied, Hamilton-Avnet and Digi-Key (I think the RAM was from
Mosel-Vitelic directly, however I'm sure you can find other distributors).
I don't have anything sophistocated here.  I used ice cube trays to sort the
parts and just used sockets for all of the ICs.  That's about it.  Good
luck.

				Al


> From: RSRACE at aol.com [mailto:RSRACE at aol.com]
> Sent: Thursday, August 05, 1999 11:32 AM
> To: efi at cardozo.org
> Subject: Re: Ecu 6
>
>
> I'm not an electronics whiz but if the schematics are good and I
> have a parts
> list and who to get them from I guess I should be able to do it.  Is the
> software in your download to load the program into the unit?  Is
> there any
> special soldering tools needed to do the job or can I do it with standard
> soldering iron.  I'm trying to learn more about the electronics and
> programming because I would like to build several controllers for
> my car to
> valves for boost control, water injection, and a secondary valve
> controller.
> If you think I can do it with standard equipment I'll get it.
>
> Thanks Again
> Tom
>