Video of the new beta version
http://youtu.be/oyx3TthofSM

  cool 

Vs old http://youtu.be/urg43JFBM38

nice xD

Oh I wanted to let you know I am using this function on my 018AE bin (APX 512kb) with FTOMN set to 1. No damage done yet, testing for about a month now on 2 cars. Its quite smooth on the TT with full stock exhaust and nice loud pops on my full 3" exhaust. Works with lpg too 

It is the minimum opening dwell time for the coils in ms. I understood that the old ecu will die if I set this value to 0 because they will overheat if no charge is let out. I guess 0 must mean infinite in this case, but I havent checked in the FR. Could also be that the coils wont charge if it is set to 0, I havent tried. I read about this on the forum so I applied the correction and it works ever since. Stock ftomn in the 1.8t ecu is 5.

The FR is not very clear on the function either, except for a little graph that shows the correlation between dwelltime and ignition delay. The less dwell, the less delay in effective ignition angle. With increasing rpms the dwell can/will be shorter.  There is offcourse also less time available on high rpms.

Usually, dwell time influences the spark power, setting it too low can result in weak spark and setting it too high can burn the coil. So normally a lower value in FTOMN would be safe (actual dwell time is set in other maps and ftom will just limit the lower range), except that people have reported failure with the 0ms setting on old ecu boards. So either the ecu stores all energy that would normally go to the coils and overheats as result, or the setting is interpreted as infinite or a large number and the coils overcharge and fail as result.

Sorry is still in testing
No Release without perfect results.

i was thinking of putting a check just before the old launch control code that will check if wkrma is more than 6kw it will overide the complete code so i did the following..

Movb   r16, byte_(wkrma)  ; in my case f9d5 in ram
cmpb   r16, unk_17exx       ; variable for checking the wkrma just after the launch control variables in my file
jmpr    cc_UGT, loc_8axxx  ; jump to epc ligt set (on)
mov    r7, byte_bf78         ; Empty space to store a flag for the epc light check
cmp    r7, #0                   ; compare the r7 for setting epcl off
jmpr    cc_NZ, loc_8ayyy   ; jump to epcl off

Loc_8axxx
bset    word_fd24.1          ; Epcl on
mov     r7, #1                 
mov     byte_bf78, r7        ; saving r7 to memory
mov     r7, #0
jmpr     cc_UC, loc_8affff  ; Als nls code ovveride

Loc_8ayyy
bclr      fd24.1                 ; epcl off
mov     r7, #0                 
mov     byte_bf78, r7        ; setting the memory flag to zero.


BTW i tested a code without the flag check and it worked but ecpl was set to off from ignition on and i suppose it would close that everytime is set on by another routine.Before i flash it does this make sence or i missed something?