| Author | Message | ||
     Tempest766 |
OK. I know that the ECM diag port uses TTL [0,5]V levels but what I don't know, and what I need, is the communications protocol information: port setup parameters like speed, word length, and stop bits, and the command sequence to get the thing to dump diagnostics information while the engine is running. I'm building my own GPS enhanced data logger so that I can analyze engine performance relative to the type of riding I'm doing hwy vs city and at different elevations. The hardware part of this project is a no-brainer but I need to know how to get the port to continuously dump the sensor information. That information was conspicuously missing from the data logger (ecmspy?) website. The Bike is a 2008 12xt. | ||
| Tempest766 |
Even an irreverent reply would be preferable to no comments at all. | ||
| Froggy |
I honestly don't know the answer, so I didn't reply. | ||
| Panhead_dan |
.17 is the correct point gap for a 50 fl. Wait - what was the question? sorry. You need to talk to that xopti dude. Link please. | ||
| Panhead_dan |
Try this: http://www.xoptiinside.com/ The gentleman's name is Mike, I believe. He talks like you. | ||
| Pontlee77 |
I'm not sure about what you're talking but i did some ride recording on my 06 Uly with the ecmspy that was installed on my Palm TX, but that of course is for bikes up to 2007. | ||
| Dynosaur |
Try this Mr Tempest: http://www.ecmspy.com/eeprom_info.shtml and this: http://www.ecmspy.com/cgi-bin/runtime.cgi These guys know their stuff... | ||
| Tempest766 |
thanks for the followups...However, the information posted is for DDFI 1 and 2 ECMs. Mine is a 2008 XT and it uses the DDFI-3 which is a different animal. No such luck finding information about it. :^( | ||
| Dynosaur |
Think you will find it responds to the same protocol... |
