I have a couple ecu's around the house and was trying them out the other day.
One is a P28 and the other is a converted P06. They seem to run the programs burned on the chip, however the CEL is on solid and there are not any codes present.

On a Crome base-map, there is a 4k rpm rev limit.
On a Hondata base-map it ran ok, but horrible lag just before VTEC at the factory ITR settings.

Trying out Hondata, the S100 LED blinks as well as the S200. I am not able to connect to the ecu in order to datalog, or retrieve serial # / option information from the blue box.

I have tested every pin on my harness and it is ok (Kenji harness)
Car is 98 USDM ITR.

What could be wrong and how do I go about testing? I could not find any schematics on the P28 or P06 for testing purposes.

 

for those who cared enough to read this:

The problem was that the chip was not burned with the correct starting buffer address..... Problem solved.

And My s200 box is bad so I can't connect to datalog. Bummer.

 

good to know

 

what kinda chips are u useing?and what kinda of burner u got?

 

the sst 512 chips

i have a PP2 burner as well as a TOP853 (usb) which I actually like a lot better now that I got it working.

 

pp2 burner who makes that willems?

 

Pocket Programmer 2, made by Intronics

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by MOVE OVER &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">for those who cared enough to read this:

The problem was that the chip was not burned with the correct starting buffer address..... Problem solved.

And My s200 box is bad so I can't connect to datalog. Bummer.</TD></TR></TABLE>

And also, the S200 unit was bad and had to be replaced.

 

forgetting the 8000-FFFF setting on the burner will get you every time.

the moates burn1 sets this as default for the SST 512.

 

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hows that working out for ya?is it user freindly?

 

its good, but I don't have a parallel port on my notebook computer, so it stays connected to my desktop.
I would be willing to sell it now that I have gotten used to my other burner (Top853 USB burner).

 

i use willems dual bruner,took me like a month to learn to use it and almost throwing it against the wall,but after i got the hang of it it is very easy.