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by BOOSTEDEVERYTHING
2024 Jul 25, 13:24
Forum: Hardware, Programming & Disassembly
Topic: EEC V file conversion
Replies: 455
Views: 112457

Re: EEC V file conversion

Jamie from oz wrote: 2024 Jul 23, 20:33
wwhite wrote: 2024 Jul 23, 19:16
Jamie from oz wrote: 2024 Jul 17, 06:53 I think the gear selection would be similar to other bins that have 4 speed autos and think i had seen it in eko#
park=7 reverse=6 neutral=5 drive=4 3rd=3 2nd=2 1st=1
I have this in my EEC-IV :

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if (GEAR_CUR = 8)  {              # (driver did manual 4-3)
Its not that '8' exists, per say, its how the computer program is setting it.

and I beleive this:

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  if (PDL = a)  
could happen if PDL_ERROR is set.
Otherwise there is no 'extra' gears.
Yes that makes sense to me as it is a commanded shift and it would have to work out some way to differentiate between shifts so it can have a timer to stop constant up down shifts also.
So, think I get it a bit, so maybe 1-4 is exactly as stated and then after that it could be 2-1 shift is 8 or 6 or whatever the programmer felt like using that day, and so on... But is there a way to tell exactly what the values actually correspond to, or would one have to just attempt to monitor that value and watch what comes up as each shift is made?
by BOOSTEDEVERYTHING
2024 Jul 25, 13:20
Forum: Hardware, Programming & Disassembly
Topic: EEC V file conversion
Replies: 455
Views: 112457

Re: EEC V file conversion

jsa wrote: 2024 Jul 23, 17:32 An XDF can be converted to DIR.

Is it easy you ask...
XDF file format is XML style with characters that are 'special' characters in pure XML being used as 'normal' characters in XDF. There are challenges with data types such as text vs numbers vs hex.

Tha XDF needs to be sanitised so that XML tools will parse it. Then extract the data required for DIR, process it into DIR commands and copy to a DIR file.

I agree, building a complete DIR for the available strategy doc is a good thing. I have not seen a DMR for it, anyone got one?

The ADX will have a few payload addresses, I've put zero effort into extracting those as DMR is probably more comprehensive...I don't know for sure though.

The two consolidated DIR's previously posted in this thread are partly built from xdf to dir conversion.

I can do xdf to dir for crai8.

Without a CRAI8 DMR, a lot will need to be cross referenced from RZASA.
So.....Not easy, LOL. When you say cross referenced, do you mean kind of what I have been doing with the dir files I have been working with? Or is it a bit easier than that? I don't mind helping with whatever I can to build a really good DIR file for CRAI8. It would help me tremendously, I think, to have a really good, complete DIR file for something we have strategy docs for to compare to other strategies. Ideally everything in this DIR file would be labeled exactly as it is in the strategy doc so it can be searched easily for reference. With all subs also labeled as they are in the strategy docs. I have done a few in my OMAE2 DIR, but not sure if they are 100 percent correct. I have been doing it like this, but if there would be a better way to do this please let me know.

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SUB 927D7 "sUB927D7_CANMN_INPUT_TPR"            # 17.2.9.1  Canmn_input_tpr # CANISTER PURGE STRATEGY, TANK PRESS. SENSOR INPUT AND SELF TEST - CRAI8 17-85

SUB 92804 "Sub92804_TPR_FAILURE_CHECK"          # 17.2.9.2  Tpr_failure_check # CANISTER PURGE STRATEGY, TANK PRESS. SENSOR INPUT AND SELF TEST - CRAI8 17-85

SUB 928FB "Sub928FB_TPR_MONITORED_CHECK"        # 17.2.9.3  Tpr_monitored_check # CANISTER PURGE STRATEGY, TANK PRESS. SENSOR INPUT AND SELF TEST - CRAI8 17-87

SUB 92C1D "Sub92C1D_RIDE_CONTROL_??"            # 27.1.1.1  Ride_control # RIDE CONTROL STRATEGY, RIDE CONTROL STRATEGY - CRAI8 27-1

SUB 92E85 "VMV_OSM_TEST"                        # 17.2.8.2  Vmv_osm_test # CANISTER PURGE STRATEGY, VAPOR MANAGEMENT VALVE OSM TEST - CRAI8 17-80

SUB 92426 "VMV_ZDC_SUB_&_VMV_MXDC_SUB_??"       # /* Subtractor used with VMV_ZDC_MIN  /* Subtractor used with calculation of VMV_MXDC_MAX # CRAI8 17-81 

SUB 93D6E "Sub93D6E_PHASE_FOUR_TEST_CP"         # 17.2.13.14  Phase_four_test # CANISTER PURGE STRATEGY, CANISTER PURGE MONITOR - CRAI8 17-136

SUB 94068 "PGM_CHECK_MONITORED"                 # 17.2.13.8  Pgm_check_monitored # CANISTER PURGE STRATEGY, CANISTER PURGE MONITOR - CRAI8 17-129

SUB 947BD "Sub947BD_TP_SAMPLE"                  # 8.1.2.1 TP_SAMPLE # TP_MULTI SAMPLING # CRAI8 8-3

SUB 947E5 "Sub947E5_TPINP_EXEC_BG_1"            # 8.1.1 TPINP_EXEC_BG_1 # CRAI8 8-1

SUB 948EF "Sub948EF_TP_MAIN_??"                 # 8.1.3.1 TP_PID_DEFS , 8.1.3.3 TP_MAIN, (MAYBE 8.1.3.9 TP_FMEM_??) # CRAI8

SUB 94BC5 "Sub94BC5_TP_FMEM_??"                 # 8.1.3.9 TP_FMEM # CRAI8

SUB 94BF2 "Sub94BF2_TPINP_TP2_MAIN_STUB"        # 8.1.6 TPINP_TP2_MAIN #SECONDARY SERIES THROTTLE STUB # CRAI8

SUB 94C35 "Sub94C35_TQCTL_RAM_INIT"             # 29.1.4.1 TQCTL_RAM_INIT # CRAI8
by BOOSTEDEVERYTHING
2024 Jul 23, 14:02
Forum: Hardware, Programming & Disassembly
Topic: EEC V file conversion
Replies: 455
Views: 112457

Re: EEC V file conversion

Ok. I have most likely asked this question already, so please forgive me. Is there an easy way to take a tunerpro strategy file and adx file and make them into a DIR file for use in tunerpro? Or would it all be manually typing in all the addresses from the files into a word document? Reason I ask is because I want to make a CRAI8 Dir file so I can use the CRAI8 strategy docs to make a nice complete DIR file, if that possible, to compare with some of the others I am disassembling. So I can have an Apples to Apples sort of comparison with the strategy docs. Hoping it will help me to understand some of the things I can't quite grasp yet...
by BOOSTEDEVERYTHING
2024 Jul 22, 15:49
Forum: CRAI8 - 98 Fords (Most All)
Topic: breaking up above 5K RPM only when hot
Replies: 2
Views: 287

Re: breaking up above 5K RPM only when hot

Sounds like Fuel pump or the plugs are too hot. I would be running TR7 plugs with that engine and boost level with about a .024' gap. Can you monitor fuel pressure when it is happening? That would tell you all you need to know.
by BOOSTEDEVERYTHING
2024 Jul 19, 09:22
Forum: Hardware, Programming & Disassembly
Topic: EEC V file conversion
Replies: 455
Views: 112457

Re: EEC V file conversion

appears like it dose have more gears and PDL positions.
Maybe due to the digital MLP sensor? Or maybe my DIR file is just plain wrong? LOL. Just a guess. Or maybe because it uses 4 actual gear positions for forward. 3 manual lever positions and the overdrive cancel switch. Guess I will have to investigate when I get a DEF file figured out and when I finally get the truck up and running again. LOL. Looks like its back to the READ0 strategy for a bit. I am actually driving the ranger right now so it may be more beneficial to work on that one right now anyways. The DEF file building is definitely way more involved than I thought it would be. Its a little intimidating to be honest, but I guess anything not familiar usually is.
by BOOSTEDEVERYTHING
2024 Jul 19, 09:15
Forum: Hardware, Programming & Disassembly
Topic: Module communications question, coyote swapped car.
Replies: 12
Views: 366

Re: Module communications question, coyote swapped car.

The PCM does provide the address to all the modules on the network, but the protocols have changed as well. The messages that the modules send on the network are most likely not the same and the PCM may not understand what the rest of the modules are actually sending to it and vice versa. But it is worth a try to attempt to change addressing. Addressing is not proprietary, so to speak. The aftermarket scan tool companies have to have this info to communicate and find all the modules on the network as well.. Let me see what I can find, but most likely will need vin numbers to get as built data and module addressing.
by BOOSTEDEVERYTHING
2024 Jul 17, 14:38
Forum: Hardware, Programming & Disassembly
Topic: Module communications question, coyote swapped car.
Replies: 12
Views: 366

Re: Module communications question, coyote swapped car.

Here is the section for the 2006, Hopefully this will help with the diagnosis. But I am sure that the modules most likely will not communicate with each other, if they do the data most likely will be incorrect due to protocol changes and programming differences.
by BOOSTEDEVERYTHING
2024 Jul 17, 14:31
Forum: Hardware, Programming & Disassembly
Topic: Module communications question, coyote swapped car.
Replies: 12
Views: 366

Re: Module communications question, coyote swapped car.

Gateway Module

The IPC is the gateway module, translating messages on the HS-CAN to MS-CAN and vice versa. This allows a message to be distributed throughout both networks.

The IPC is the only module on this vehicle that has this ability.

From the 2013 Mustang shop manual.
I attached a pdf of the section from the 2013 manual. I will look for the other one and see if I can find it.
by BOOSTEDEVERYTHING
2024 Jul 17, 12:27
Forum: Hardware, Programming & Disassembly
Topic: EEC V file conversion
Replies: 455
Views: 112457

Re: EEC V file conversion

Jamie from oz wrote: 2024 Jul 17, 06:53 I think the gear selection would be similar to other bins that have 4 speed autos and think i had seen it in eko#
park=7 reverse=6 neutral=5 drive=4 3rd=3 2nd=2 1st=1
Ok, Thanks! I will keep that in mind while going through this one. The bin I am using is from this forum, I think it is a stock EK02 Bin file, but I guess it could be patched somehow as well. Guess I should look at Decipha's notes.

Really wish I could find info on the supercharger functions and subroutines somewhere, so far I have had no luck with any of my low level contacts at FoMoCo. Everyone who was a part of the VAX era is retired.
by BOOSTEDEVERYTHING
2024 Jul 17, 12:21
Forum: Hardware, Programming & Disassembly
Topic: EEC V file conversion
Replies: 455
Views: 112457

Re: EEC V file conversion

jsa wrote: 2024 Jul 16, 20:34 On github openeec.

Openeec was setup as a repository for the purpose of storing open info.

The various forums have proven to be temporary, with little regard shown to backing up data.
Ok. Is there a specific location to post "work in progress" DIR files, and am I able to do so?