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Allow ECUs that start with 19200 bauds #27
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As far as I know, the initial UART message starts at 2400 baud for all. |
The code currently only works with CART mode that starts with 9600 baud and is has trouble with units that start CART mode with 19200 baud. After CART initialisation it always switched baud rate to 2400 for all diagnostic communication. Do you know if all diagnostic commands work with all baud rates? I had trouble getting the error codes with 9600 baud, but I found nothing about this in the docs. |
UART mode is only 2400. I am unable to get any communication happening right now, probably a noisy circuit. |
In my tests the communication seemed very resistant against noise or bad cable connections. Maybe check the delays between bytes and IWs. The EEC IV is more unforgiving with these |
EEC-IV hardware code SME-105, software code ENVY once in cart mode starts in 9600. What hardware code you have, and software code? I can decompile for you, and show the code in the EEC. R32 = 2 = 0x2H = 9600baud |
How do I find the hardware- and software-code? |
Software code, or calibration is the 3 or 4 digit bold uppercase letters and numbers located on the actual EEC label. Post a picture of your EEC-IV label. |
My main testing ECU is VANE SME-401. This one starts in 9600 baud. |
The 2GEA EFI-SD230 must have the 81C62 chip. I'll try and find the VANE and BEAU bins and will disassemble them with DCL UART/CART info. I will check in my own repository and will create a pull request. |
Here is first commit of disassembled SME-401. Here are some links: UART MODE CART MODE DEFINED EEC-IV DIAGNOSTIC MODES |
Damn, thats interesting. Thanks for this. Event though I'm not so good at reading assembler, I think I can pull some infos out of this |
Comments are on the right hand side. I only commented the DCL stuff. I copied it from my EEC-IV SD48b KID2 v8 351w E4OD(Canadian). I've been disassembling it for about 3 years. The DCL code is near identical. |
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