Agreed, and thanks to @doublespaces for giving these conversations a home here outside Facebook.
For posterity sake. To emulate the M-Power button:
Address 0x399 byte 2, bits 4-7 Decimal Value 1 is off, 2 is M-Power
Address 0x399 byte 1, bits 0 and 1. 1 is off, 2 is M-Drive
Those two flags need to be set on the PT_CAN BUS for the Transmission to realize that it needs to flip to launch control mode after you perform the M3 GWS/ZB Flash conversion.
We can perform this with a standalone CAN injector (I'm building one out of an arduino), and @Terry@BMS has indicated that the JB4 can set these flags on startup.
ETA: DME transmits an ArbID with engine type and gearbox type, as well as chassis type, so if the gearbox looks for that as a confirmation, it may not act.
Very nice, did you sniff this out yourself?For posterity sake. To emulate the M-Power button:
Address 0x399 byte 2, bits 4-7 Decimal Value 1 is off, 2 is M-Power
Address 0x399 byte 1, bits 0 and 1. 1 is off, 2 is M-Drive
Those two flags need to be set on the PT_CAN BUS for the Transmission to realize that it needs to flip to launch control mode after you perform the M3 GWS/ZB Flash conversion.
We can perform this with a standalone CAN injector (I'm building one out of an arduino), and @Terry@BMS has indicated that the JB4 can set these flags on startup.
ETA: DME transmits an ArbID with engine type and gearbox type, as well as chassis type, so if the gearbox looks for that as a confirmation, it may not act.
It’s the M3 stuff ... It’s going to be interesting when we see what the IS stuff looks like. Wonder how similar itll be...
Edit the data doesn’t appear to have an RPM value.....How does the DME know what launch RPMs are set to ?
Also he can use the standard sport button to raise the sport level but he can’t get it to go back down lol
No m3 button for him
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I think that I've added some posts here relating to coding that need to be moved to the CIC Coding thread or maybe we just amalgamate the two ?
n one diagram it shows the 335i Parking lock connected directly to pins 9 and 10 of the GWS. In the second diagram it shows it being directly connected to the TCU. The M3 shows the direct TCU connection as well. Hmmmm