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- 2022 May 11, 08:12
- Forum: RZASA - 03/04 Marauder
- Topic: 2-step patch in RZASA
- Replies: 4
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Re: 2-step patch in RZASA
Yes, the mark 8 is running your RZASA now. I was having some trouble with the 2 step patch, but haven't had much time to look into what was going on. Seemed like it was still using the neutral rev limit for park/neutral only. The car is still in the air right now, once I get it back on the ground I plan to look into this a bit closer.
- 2022 Apr 05, 12:28
- Forum: RZASA - 03/04 Marauder
- Topic: 2-step patch in RZASA
- Replies: 4
- Views: 3534
Re: 2-step patch in RZASA
Sweet, Thanks. I'll give it a shot once I get switched over to RZASA
- 2022 Apr 03, 13:42
- Forum: RZASA - 03/04 Marauder
- Topic: 2-step patch in RZASA
- Replies: 4
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2-step patch in RZASA
Is the 2-step patch functional in RZASA?
I wanted to make sure I understand how it works. The comment says it changes the neutral rev limit to the stationary rev limit based on the OSS, so anytime VSBART_RT < TQ_VS_MAN then the neutral rev limit would be active?
And will it cut the spark or fuel, or retard the spark after TDC?
I wanted to make sure I understand how it works. The comment says it changes the neutral rev limit to the stationary rev limit based on the OSS, so anytime VSBART_RT < TQ_VS_MAN then the neutral rev limit would be active?
And will it cut the spark or fuel, or retard the spark after TDC?
- 2021 May 20, 17:47
- Forum: Hardware, Programming & Disassembly
- Topic: Finding payload address
- Replies: 4
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Finding payload address
I am trying to disassemble a bin for the first time, but struggling to follow along with the writeup and I want to check with you guys if I'm even remotely close to doing this correctly.
The goal was to locate payload addresses in order to update the universal ADX for a new strategy. The trouble I'm having is finding the connection between the address from the disassembler to align with a payload name to add in the adx.
e.g. From the disassembly writeup Quick Reference --> Engine speed (N) should be found with 79,04,3c . In my SAD lst, I find:
Is this saying that engine speed is stored at address a7e6? I must be missing something in this process, because when I compare to another bin which already has datalogging support, this method doesn't line up. If anyone has an example to point me in the right direction, it would be greatly appreciated.
The goal was to locate payload addresses in order to update the universal ADX for a new strategy. The trouble I'm having is finding the connection between the address from the disassembler to align with a payload name to add in the adx.
e.g. From the disassembly writeup Quick Reference --> Engine speed (N) should be found with 79,04,3c . In my SAD lst, I find:
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0a7e6: 79,04,3c sb2b R3c,4 R3c -= 4;