emulator

[Mike Rolica]

Sure, My fiancée and I would tour down no problem.. guaranteed.  I might
even go to the old junk yard and get some most wanted ecm's to bring down.
If anybody is looking for some in particular, I'll start shopping.   They
are cheap $50-$65 Canadian and are stacked like cord wood, as they have no
idea what they are or for nor worth they are like crows, "look shiny
mysterious box, must be something important duh huh huh"   Would not try to
make a profit, just help friends out. Could probably get the ECM connectors
too. Been to Dayton a few times (air museum). If any body in Canada wants to
come and car pool .. send me a shout. 

BTW.  No beer is cool, It's American beer any ways :-)    $1.00 American =
$0.50 Canadian but 1 beer American = 0.5 beers Canadian
Mike Rolica
EXT. 260
 :-)


	-----Original Message-----
	From:	nacelp at jvlnet.com [SMTP:nacelp at jvlnet.com]
	Sent:	Thursday, October 21, 1999 6:00 PM
	To:	gmecm at efi332.eng.ohio-state.edu;
gmecm at efi332.eng.ohio-state.edu
	Subject:	Re: emulator

	Like I said when we started 101, start with the basics.
	Then expand.  For those that can read code, well fine, but some of
have 
	spent a life time twisting wrenches, and just worked at the ouput
side of 
	the ecm.
	And are just now getting "it" about dis/studing previous hacs.
	No one is more amazed then I about what you've (and few other guys
around 
	here) have been doing.
	Grumpy
	      That's it M Stewart, and the Clintons are no longer going to
invited 
	to CSH, HQ for the holidays.  
	    Just to wonder aloud,  If I was to open the barn, and invite the
listers 
	to West Central Ohio, with the promise of rounding up some ol PCs,
having 
	the ecm test bench set up, and all the software I have set up for
demo use, 
	would many of ya show?.  I'm not pirating anything to sell, matter
of fact 
	only a vendor would be selling anything software wise, and maybe a
"swap 
	meet", of
	hardware.
	I think I can find a big enough barn, for the whole list (just, what
500 of 
	ya).  
	   You'd have to promise to be sane in town driving.  
	I think I could cover the barn, and then it would be BYOP/C.  Sorry
to use 
	this property means no beer, just coke or pepsi.  It's a friends
place, so 
	means I reserve the right to ask anyone to leave, if they get bozo
about 
	things.   
	   Only like 25 miles from Dayton International.
	If you'd be seriously interested let me know.
	   Might even get a couple cool toys to stare at....  Real Street
Toys, no 
	trailer queens.






























	>Grumpy,
	>
	>	No wonder you guys play with the 747. Only 270 variables.
	>In the 8051 some of the tables are more than 270 bytes.
	>There are over 20,000 bytes in the table space, and most of
	>it is used.
	>
	>		Ken
	>
	>CSH-HQ wrote:
	>> 
	>> What a air head!, On my last post mentioned where to get it and
forgeot to
	>> answer you question.
	>> 
	>> GM Pro is for editing bin files for some gm ecms. With the 747
(he hasn't
	>> done all the various ecms), you can change about anything you
want in the
	>> table/map, and switch settings area of the bin file.
	>>   On the 747 there was like 270 variables that could be edited,
if you look
	>> at programming 101, you'll see, how some of the look, and where
they are,
	>> then if you download a 747 bin from the FTP, you can use a prom
editor, or
	>> something like hexworkshop to see what a bin looks like and
understand some
	>> of what it means using programming 101.  While you can edit a bin
by hand
	>> using a editor makes it a hole lot faster easier, and trouble
free.
	>> 
	>> You have to be careful about what you get ask for.  There can be
a huge
	>> difference, between 2 editors for the same ecm.  With the GM PRO
and CATS,
	>> they give you almost too much freedom for editing.
	>> 
	>> Once back in the barn, I'll be going over the various setting
maps/tables,
	>> settings, and putting together a document simuliar to the tuning
doc tuning
	>> txt., and time availbe try tieing it all togehther.
	>> Grumpy   25-30 Oct I might be flakey to reach, will be at 1/2
house for
	>>          preperation for going home!!. Yeeppeee...
	>> 
	>> ><< I've used GMpro with excellent results, and support. >>
	>> >
	>> >Whats this GM Pro software? Where can I see/try it?
	>> >
	>> >Jim
	>> >
	>