conecting ecu and computer on crome.
10-18-2008, 07:04 PM
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conecting ecu and computer on crome.
having trouble conecting my computer to my ecu.... I have windows vista, and crome, on the pc, trying to conect to a ostricsh 2.0..
when i click verify conection it says sucsesfully contected to the ecu.. but when i try to put my map on to the romulator....it times out and says it cant do it.
So what settings do i need to change around to get this to work.. Any help would be tiits.. Thanks.
when i click verify conection it says sucsesfully contected to the ecu.. but when i try to put my map on to the romulator....it times out and says it cant do it.
So what settings do i need to change around to get this to work.. Any help would be tiits.. Thanks.
10-18-2008, 07:15 PM
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Re: conecting ecu and computer on crome.
what is your time out set at? i had the same problem and called moates about it and four out the timeout got switched to 5 he told me to put it at 500 did and i have no problems when i put or verify my rom.
10-20-2008, 03:31 PM
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Re: conecting ecu and computer on crome.
LOL
Wait until you have dozens of pieces of USB-based gear with unique FTDI drivers, the software installer packages for some of it will try and overwrite the other's, thereby disabling them. Hyundaidata's K-manager was (I suspect deliberately) famous for that for a few years.
I have Device Manager open every other car I tune and have to tweak something to make everything work. It's not as big of a deal as it was a year or even two years ago. XP and driver packages are a lot more intelligent. I go through and weed out unused USB devices ever 4-6 months, and I try to always plug the same gear into the same USB port so it doesn't assign itself another unique COM port - some software won't recognize past COM16, some COM30, a few work great with no stupidity. IIRC I have 32 dedicated COM ports on my main laptop.
Wait until you have dozens of pieces of USB-based gear with unique FTDI drivers, the software installer packages for some of it will try and overwrite the other's, thereby disabling them. Hyundaidata's K-manager was (I suspect deliberately) famous for that for a few years.
I have Device Manager open every other car I tune and have to tweak something to make everything work. It's not as big of a deal as it was a year or even two years ago. XP and driver packages are a lot more intelligent. I go through and weed out unused USB devices ever 4-6 months, and I try to always plug the same gear into the same USB port so it doesn't assign itself another unique COM port - some software won't recognize past COM16, some COM30, a few work great with no stupidity. IIRC I have 32 dedicated COM ports on my main laptop.
10-28-2008, 04:33 PM
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Re: conecting ecu and computer on crome.
I used to have problems nearly every time I tried tuning with crome. Those problems ended as soon as I bought myself a serial datalogging cable. I haven't had a connection problem since.
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