Chevy ECMs

[Ken Kelly]

Sounds Good. I just started mine. It is in VB5! I have the
basic structure working. I have implemented the basic
windows functions like Open & save as. I had a little
trouble with the binary files - I'm not a basic programmer,
but I have it all working now. I have read a file, checked
the data internally, and written the data out into another
file using Save as. The files are identicle. I am now coding
the scramble & unscramble chip function.  I expected to
actually start the edit parameters later this week. As you
know I have to deal with two chips, the event & the timer
side. My plan is to start with basic edit by name with some
reasonable scaling built in. I will add the fancy graphics
and block edits later.

	I would like to see how similar our data tables are. It
looks like I really have 0xFFF of data table in each chip.
Some of the items may be the same.

 Let's talk off list. I have your email, and you have mine.

		Ken

Roger Heflin wrote:
> 
> On Wed, 3 Feb 1999, Ken Kelly wrote:
> 
> > Ernst,
> >
> > I haven't disected a 96 unit, so I can't give you a direct
> > answer. They seem to be very similar in many respects. I
> > have my 95 apart, socketed the PCM, and I am building a
> > Flash prom editor for this beast. If someone with a 96 wants
> > to open his or hers we can compare notes.
> >
> >               Ken
> >
> 
> Ken,
> 
> I assume you have been looking at what I am doing on the 93's.  We
> might want to get together in writing the flash prom editors.  I have
> noticed that other editors don't do very well with some of the single
> byte parameters.  Mine is being written in VB 4.0, and I will probably
> need modules/screens for the TCC, fuel setup, spark setup, and misc
> parameters, and probably on a 96 for the trannyu shifting setup.
> 
>                         Roger