Wow! Found this just now. Is there still a way to support this great project and donate?
I have some problems with false knock on my build engine. Thought about getting these for better analysing it: http://tunernerd.com/
You need some beta testers?
That's very exciting to hear! I'm glad you're willing to do something like this on your own and to dedicate so much work to a bunch of people you really dont even know for the most part. I'm glad I got a chance to donate and support your work more than just from purchasing MHD.I've been traveling / away, so purposely haven't taken payment yet from Tyler. Probably start of next week.
totaly clear that it is to early for beta testing. Just wanted to make that offer...I'd contact @jyamona and ask him how it's going. It's only been 2 weeks or so since we met the donation goal though so maybe not ready for beta testing yet.
You think this could help post shift timing? I know you came out with bog fix for mt but you think we could do something for the auto and dct guys if this wont help? Also would it ever be possible to fi spark pull for torque reduction instead of timing ,I know their are some mentions of it but not sure If the logic is their.At this point I'm surprised he hasn't been tryping some of his words in hex on accident.
@jyamona do they also add any code protection in the form of obfuscation/packing or no? I'm currently working with someone on a PC application(reversing video game network protocol)and it has "Themida" which really makes getting anything done a huge PITA.
At this point I'm surprised he hasn't been tryping some of his words in hex on accident.
@jyamona do they also add any code protection in the form of obfuscation/packing or no? I'm currently working with someone on a PC application(reversing video game network protocol)and it has "Themida" which really makes getting anything done a huge PITA.
You think this could help post shift timing? I know you came out with bog fix for mt but you think we could do something for the auto and dct guys if this wont help? Also would it ever be possible to fi spark pull for torque reduction instead of timing ,I know their are some mentions of it but not sure If the logic is their.
How would one check if its specifically being logged as a knock correction? I was aware there were various reasons the DME pulled timing, but for some reason I thought while WOT the only reasoning was either "suspects possible knock conditions" or "detected knock" so to speak.They do bit packing on some things, but moreso for optimization and convenience, and to keep size down. They don't really obfuscate as they expect the security in place to keep people from being able to reflash in the first point. Also, working with assembly code is enough obfuscation to keep most people away haha.
So one thing I noticed is that is uses a different averaging constant for knock noise level during "transient" conditions, which is caused by a certain change (up or down) in maf or rpm. Does the timing post shift in autos log as a knock correction?
What do the knock correction channels log as after the shifts? Or does it only show in the normal timing params?
What knock channels? The only thing I see is timing correction, Cylinders 1-6
There is Cyl 1-6 Timing correction and then the actual timing values of Timing Cyl 1-6 *CRK(which are all the same I guess).I think he's talking about
timing cyl 1 *crk
timing cyl 2 *crk
etc
vs timing correction cyl 1-6
@jyamona ?