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« Reply #270 on: March 30, 2015, 03:57:57 AM »

The counter is not located in the flash dump. Post your bins for comparison (4B ori and modified, and maybe also the 8L ori and modified) so we can look at the code. You should not have to alter FTOMN on your ecu. Maybe your .ecu file is incorrect?


thanks again for your help. from what i see then. (difficult to make out after checksum) but only adds two addresses to empty area. and changes ftomn to 00 within and one other with in the binary? is this right..?
in variables.. can any one post a order in which it writes the parameters? so i know 1st 4bytes long is speed threshold maybe. 2nd 2bytes is.. and so on. think would be great help.
see attached ori and mod used which has chk corrected. which when flashed as if i never did anything at all. inserted own variables at 0x076a00 0x07da50
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« Reply #271 on: April 01, 2015, 11:25:20 AM »

Is this mod file just the LC function? I find changed bits all over the place, not just in the ftomn, function and variables... since I have no definition for your file I cant tell what else is changed.
I see this Leon file is 512kb, try FTOMN 01 or 02 instead of 00. On your 1024kb file it should be 00.
And, make sure you use the correct .ecu file to enter in the script! They vary for each bin.
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« Reply #272 on: April 02, 2015, 03:32:21 AM »

Is this mod file just the LC function? I find changed bits all over the place, not just in the ftomn, function and variables... since I have no definition for your file I cant tell what else is changed.
I see this Leon file is 512kb, try FTOMN 01 or 02 instead of 00. On your 1024kb file it should be 00.
And, make sure you use the correct .ecu file to enter in the script! They vary for each bin.
thanks for your reply.. got leon working well now! just used different address for varients. just my passat not right now.
tried your mod and was same. tried different addresses. same. FTOMN at 0x01a55d

80   80   05   40   54   83   84   B8   A0   A0   A0   80   80    05   11   08

if i set this to 00 it cuts out on clutch pressed. have tried 00 the 05 at begining 0x01a552
and instead of any and it just seems to as if it missfires. if set to 00 or 01. set as the script sets it. and it cuts out as soon as clutch depressed.

thanks again.  Smiley

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« Reply #273 on: April 03, 2015, 09:51:23 AM »

551D box had any one come across when using the php to install the code when the car gets to set point of 4500rpm launch setting it starts to disrup spark but will still clim rpm until redline?  ive changed ftomn any one esle had this issue and what was the fix a point i  the right directon would be greatfull thanks
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« Reply #274 on: April 05, 2015, 03:08:07 PM »

Is this mod file just the LC function? I find changed bits all over the place, not just in the ftomn, function and variables... since I have no definition for your file I cant tell what else is changed.
I see this Leon file is 512kb, try FTOMN 01 or 02 instead of 00. On your 1024kb file it should be 00.
And, make sure you use the correct .ecu file to enter in the script! They vary for each bin.

Im using the Launch on 551K file. Everything is working fine. But I expected more "bäng" when launching or shifting... ist there any way to influence the power of the pops and flames?

is there any influence in the power of the pops and flames from the FTOMN value? Mine is set to 0

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« Reply #275 on: April 06, 2015, 09:19:20 AM »

No, the FTOMN is not a variable in this code. Its the minimum dwell time of your coils. My car bangs loud and also throws flames, but on a stock exhaust system with the same code we also get very modest pops and no flames at all. Your exhaust system could be the problem, especially if you have a catalytic converter which will put out the flames. Well, untill you burn/blast through it though...
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« Reply #276 on: April 06, 2015, 11:00:22 AM »

No, the FTOMN is not a variable in this code. Its the minimum dwell time of your coils. My car bangs loud and also throws flames, but on a stock exhaust system with the same code we also get very modest pops and no flames at all. Your exhaust system could be the problem, especially if you have a catalytic converter which will put out the flames. Well, untill you burn/blast through it though...

Exhaust is open... no cats and 84mm piping...  but good to know it is not dependant from ftomn (was my guess also)

but maybe with FTOMN set to 0, the function will lower the coil charge time to much to get enough ignition power for the bang so 1 will give a better result because it is limiting the function?
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« Reply #277 on: April 07, 2015, 01:20:57 AM »

There is a reason FTOMN is set to 0 by the script, the only reason to set it to a different value is because on the old 512kb ECU boards people have melted coils with FTOMN 0. I cant explain to you why and how, because I didnt write the code. I just know enough for my own application  Smiley
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« Reply #278 on: April 10, 2015, 02:26:36 AM »

Hi guys awesome thread  Grin

I used the exe script on my 06A906012F  1.8T and went smoothly and corrected the checksum.

Could someone please double check it for me before i flash it to me ecu

attached is stock file, mod file, dump.ecu

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« Reply #279 on: April 10, 2015, 05:42:25 AM »

Hi guys awesome thread  Grin

I used the exe script on my 06A906012F  1.8T and went smoothly and corrected the checksum.

Could someone please double check it for me before i flash it to me ecu

attached is stock file, mod file, dump.ecu

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On the first look it looks ok, flash and test.
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« Reply #280 on: April 10, 2015, 05:53:03 AM »

On the first look it looks ok, flash and test.

Thanks i will do, Will let you know how it goes.
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« Reply #281 on: April 10, 2015, 09:16:19 AM »

Flashed the file and car started  Grin went for a drive to warm her up everything seems normal once warm i tested the nls which works
but when testing 2step LC it starts to pop but the revs keep climbing... i did some reading i see some guys changed the FTOMN from 00 to 01 or 02 will this sort my issue out?

Here is a copy of my cmd


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C:\>cd launch

C:\launch>launch.exe ecu3.bin ecu3.ecu
finding tsrldyn...
found: 380BC5
finding vfil_w...
found: 381C00
finding nmot_w...
found: 00F89E
finding wped...
found: 3809BD
finding tmotlin...
found: 3848BE
finding B_kuppl (clutch pedal)...
found: 00FD4E.12
finding b_br (brems), brake pedal...
found: 00FD4E.8
Memory Layout: 29F800 Found
Found usable status flag variable at 0x00FDc6
FTOMN found: 1a4dc
FTOMN IS: 05
FTOMN CHANGED TO 0x00
Finding a good space for Main Function..
space located at: 0xab540
Finding a good space for launch control configuration variables..
space located at: 0x17e50
using 0x384FF0 for NLS Counter variable
Finding the offset for call to the code cave..
call will be located at: 0xa70c0

Writing lines of code

code writed successfully to ecu3_mod.bin!!

REMEMBER TO MAKE CHECKSUMS BEFORE YOU PUT THIS FILE,
CHECKSUMS ARE NOT CALCULATED ON THIS FILE
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« Reply #282 on: April 10, 2015, 01:54:50 PM »

Got into my car this afternoon (1st start after testing)  and it would not start just turned over. Got this error

16985 - internal control module
P0601 - 35 - 00 - memory check sum error

So I flashed back the file without the script and all is working.

I used winols to checksum the scrip files should I use something els?
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« Reply #283 on: April 10, 2015, 02:07:26 PM »

Got into my car this afternoon (1st start after testing)  and it would not start just turned over. Got this error

16985 - internal control module
P0601 - 35 - 00 - memory check sum error

So I flashed back the file without the script and all is working.

I used winols to checksum the scrip files should I use something els?

ME7Check/ME7Sum

But your RSA code is probably compromised by the script
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« Reply #284 on: April 11, 2015, 03:00:10 AM »

ME7Check/ME7Sum

But your RSA code is probably compromised by the script
Hmm well I'll retry with using the ME7Check/ME7Sum..... Would my RSA code still be compromised even tho I'm. Using a different file?
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