Not really, it will include a burner, eprom emulator, all the hardware to connect to the PC. The software also does datalogging and allows for the input of aux items such as a boost solenoid to graph boost pressure and a wideband input to tune for A/F right on the same screen and have that logged as well. A custom tuned ROM is going to cost close to $500 by itself. And then if you change your setup even the slightest bit, you need to redo it. I think if it comes in anywhere under $500 it's a hell of a deal.Not_a_sr wrote:500$ ouch, we just got in some cool stuff from Moates, its a burner emulator all in one. im not completely sure if it works with ROM editor for the nissan ECUS. but we are goin to try it out soon, we also are hopign to get live Edit working with this stuff.
i have liveedit some where..c-rad wrote:Well, any kind of 8-bit rom emulator will work for me. But I cannot find any. I don't really care about the wideband logging as all my tuning will be done on a dyno with a wideband anyway. Too bad that site is down... I did a google search but didn't come up with squat.
Funny you mention that... that was the one item I did find under my search for Live Edit. I am not afraid to delve into tuning my own ECU as I have more than enough resources and tools such as a wideband at my disposal. I just wish there was some kind of demo that you can run and get the feel of before you buy it.pulsar gtr wrote:I have BEEN learning and educating myself on tuning Nissan ecus and I am at the begining of the the road and I have a long long way to go, I am currently learning on a z32 ecu.
But here is a link that you might find helpful, it is a live emulator
http://www.xtronics.com/memory/romutator.htm
If you know of any better ones for a decent price please post.
Thanks,
RafiPULSAR GTR
It sounds a better device than the one I mentioned as it covers a lot more 27 series such as the 512k, but using Dos, won't be as user friendly as windows plus it is only good for windows 95,98. I hope they come out with a better software version to work with windows and windows 2k or xpVetal wrote:I was looking at this one:http://www.futurlec.com/EPROMEmulator.shtml1) It is 2x cheaper than xtronics and 2) it doesn't use COM port where my Techedge wideband sits...
The only problem is the Coil packs on CA. The cheaper honda ECUs can not control them. K-series can, but you are talking alot more money for the tuning hardware and ECU. I am working on a piece to control the coil packs with a OBD1 honda ECU.Not_a_sr wrote:we are thinking about the honda ECU thing on my car, we have a few really good honda tuners, and one is wanting to wire my car up and do it.
Umm....how 'bout just using an MSD-DIS 2?Turbogixxer wrote:The only problem is the Coil packs on CA. The cheaper honda ECUs can not control them. K-series can, but you are talking alot more money for the tuning hardware and ECU. I am working on a piece to control the coil packs with a OBD1 honda ECU.
Two reasons.c-rad wrote:
Umm....how 'bout just using an MSD-DIS 2?
Yes, it is the only USB romulator out there. You can use Tunercat you run the car off the romulator if the editing software does not support real time editing.Vetal wrote:If I understand correctly, Moates costs 175$ for emulator and works under XP through USB port?
so if i have tunercat, i can make changes on the fly with romedit even though it doesnt support real time?? i need to check into this more, we are actually a moates distributer. so im goin to have to call them up and get this thing and play with it.Turbogixxer wrote:
Yes, it is the only USB romulator out there. You can use Tunercat you run the car off the romulator if the editing software does not support real time editing.
Well, you make the file, then upload it with tunercat. It is not like it is live edit, but it is better than burning chips over and over again.Not_a_sr wrote:
so if i have tunercat, i can make changes on the fly with romedit even though it doesnt support real time?? i need to check into this more, we are actually a moates distributer. so im goin to have to call them up and get this thing and play with it.
I am talking about the ability to edit the ROM Live with the software, not live edit the software.Vetal wrote:But Live edit only works with 1 certain emulator... Probably if you have sources you would be able to adopt it
I dunno if Craig can help you, he does not make the software.Not_a_sr wrote:ill have to talk with moates and see if it can be adapted to work with live edit.