How to copy original map on SS Box?
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Fluidz,
I've not even got my kit yet, but I have the software and have had a play around with it.
Do you mean that you want to make a copy of the original map that you have now? and keep it for safekeeping??
I've not even got my kit yet, but I have the software and have had a play around with it.
Do you mean that you want to make a copy of the original map that you have now? and keep it for safekeeping??
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Originally posted by baptist
Fluidz,
I've not even got my kit yet, but I have the software and have had a play around with it.
Do you mean that you want to make a copy of the original map that you have now? and keep it for safekeeping??
Fluidz,
I've not even got my kit yet, but I have the software and have had a play around with it.
Do you mean that you want to make a copy of the original map that you have now? and keep it for safekeeping??
Fluidz, you probably know this by now but you do the following:
(1) Choose File | New Customer and give it a file name
(2) You then choose File | Open Customer and choose the file you specified in step 1
(3) Choose the correct COM port and click the Connect to ECU button
(4) Click Maps | Fuel maps from the menu
(5) Click the Load from ECU button on the Fuel map screen.
(6) Close the fuel map window and Exit the program
(7) Make a backup copy of the MDB file
HTH.
--Steve
(1) Choose File | New Customer and give it a file name
(2) You then choose File | Open Customer and choose the file you specified in step 1
(3) Choose the correct COM port and click the Connect to ECU button
(4) Click Maps | Fuel maps from the menu
(5) Click the Load from ECU button on the Fuel map screen.
(6) Close the fuel map window and Exit the program
(7) Make a backup copy of the MDB file
HTH.
--Steve
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Originally posted by zimbo
Fluidz, you probably know this by now but you do the following:
(1) Choose File | New Customer and give it a file name
(2) You then choose File | Open Customer and choose the file you specified in step 1
(3) Choose the correct COM port and click the Connect to ECU button
(4) Click Maps | Fuel maps from the menu
(5) Click the Load from ECU button on the Fuel map screen.
(6) Close the fuel map window and Exit the program
(7) Make a backup copy of the MDB file
HTH.
--Steve
Fluidz, you probably know this by now but you do the following:
(1) Choose File | New Customer and give it a file name
(2) You then choose File | Open Customer and choose the file you specified in step 1
(3) Choose the correct COM port and click the Connect to ECU button
(4) Click Maps | Fuel maps from the menu
(5) Click the Load from ECU button on the Fuel map screen.
(6) Close the fuel map window and Exit the program
(7) Make a backup copy of the MDB file
HTH.
--Steve
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From: Vortechville,CA
Originally posted by 350zer
before you down load maps you must set the settings. if you don't it won't down load them. go to options engine 6 cyl. 4 str. then to settings. vacuum/ pressure programmable signal cal. is what you want. after you have done this know you can down load the maps. it will down load the rest once you do these settings.
before you down load maps you must set the settings. if you don't it won't down load them. go to options engine 6 cyl. 4 str. then to settings. vacuum/ pressure programmable signal cal. is what you want. after you have done this know you can down load the maps. it will down load the rest once you do these settings.
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From: so cal
Originally posted by fluidz
why programmable signal calibrator and not additional injector controller?
why programmable signal calibrator and not additional injector controller?
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Originally posted by 350zer
injector controller is for controlling additional injectors. ss makes alot of diffirent stuff and r4 is the software for all of it. so some of the setting have nothing to do with what we are doing.
injector controller is for controlling additional injectors. ss makes alot of diffirent stuff and r4 is the software for all of it. so some of the setting have nothing to do with what we are doing.
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are you saying that the vortech map is set to Pressure/vacuum, etc in the box from vortech, and when i upload it under new file name that if i dont set the settings to what you said it will default my settings to adjustable injector, etc? If so how do you know this info just out of curiosity.
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From: so cal
Originally posted by fluidz
so your saying my box isnt right even though it runs great and zimbos is wrong as well and he is at 370rwhp........if you could explain ur reasoning then I'd listen but you have no good explaination for why to change it.
so your saying my box isnt right even though it runs great and zimbos is wrong as well and he is at 370rwhp........if you could explain ur reasoning then I'd listen but you have no good explaination for why to change it.
