Im not sure you have a mod file with setzis code ready.
If not try the file from my attachment

quite easy to add conditions to i.e use the BTS function for a set AFR while the launch is active.

care to explain your thought behind engine temp threshold and how you would want it implemented?

im not an ASM-guru, but ive been making quite a few own functions, patches and mods to the code for the last couple of months, so i feel confident in beeing able to modify/improve this.

i would start with retarding ignition quite a bit, and enriching the mixture.. keeping throttle angle at 100% and the rpms steady by cutting ignition and/or fuel..

If that happens then it's time for ECU upgrade to 1mb version

Sorry, what are you using to compile ASM code ? I've tried uVision4 but gave up 

I'm doing it right now  , think should be easier way 

How would you write a function this way?

Thanks for the great work, this makes this mod very easy.

A buddy was having problems running this script and couldn't figure it out so he asked me to look at it. I code but I don't code in PHP so I installed PHP 5.4 which is the latest release and when I ran this using the required command line 'php launch.php ecu.bin dump.bin' I got an error message 'Fatal Error: Call-time pass-by-reference has been removed in <PATH>\launch.php on line 544'. When I look at line 544 I can see it is the line that writes the code changes to the file and this is where it is crashing. Line 544 calls the function using a pointer instead of the actual variable which is no longer supported in PHP 5.4.

If you use an older release of PHP other than 5.4 this will work but the path for PHP must be in your system path or you will need to run the above command from the root of the PHP folder.

If you use PHP 5.4 then take the reference to the pointer out and it will work properly. If you want to remove the pointer simply open 'launch.php' and go to the third to last line and change it from...

writeResult($targetFilename, &$bin);

to...

writeResult($targetFilename, $bin);

and it will appear to make the changes properly. The new bin has not had the check sums tested nor flashed to the ECM but it should work. If nothing else use an older version of PHP than 5.4 and it will work.

Thanks again for the great work.