what is an "emulator"?

[Jeff M]

I tried this unit somewhat successfully I guess, but not at all useful (got
what you paid for). Once I got all the operational bugs out of it, fired up
my Diacom+ on one end and on the other end started to emulate the displayed
hex page on the system, only problem was every time I made a single change,
the Diacom was bumped off at the same time the engine made a hic-up.  Then
when I made a large single digit change, the ECM went limp so, it is all
sitting in a box where it works best ;-[.

Jeff M

> DC wrote:
> IT is an attachment for a Pocket Programmer, that costs close to
> $90.00, but does nothing but lay around, since it will not accept a
> program.
>  Has ANYONE had any luck with the transtronics emulator in a gmecm?

> Bruce Plecan wrote:
> >
> > (being gmecm specific)
> > It's a devise that allows you to run your ecm or pcm without a eprom.
> > Think of it as an editor like Tunercat with a mind meld with ecm so that
> > you don't have to burn a chip for every change.  Some allow changes
> > without even rebooting the ecm (restarting engine).
> > Bruce

> > From: DBonnes at aol.com
> > What is an "emulator"? Seen this mentioned but do not know what it is.
> > Regards,
> > Dan












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