Zemulator
#1
Zemulator
Do you think Zemulator will work on our car? I am not sure how exactly does it work, do you use a laptop and program the ecu from there? If we put the VQ's settings in there, like timing, fuel air, it wouldn't be that much off would it?
#3
This has not been figured out how to work on the 4th gen or 5th gen maximas. This was easily done on the 300zx because much much bigger aftermarket boost area. There is this one guy that can show you how to modify the entire EPROM on your own without needing any of this software, all you need is an EPROM reader/writer.
Basically, this aint going to work. EPROMs are much much different from car to car, even from a 4th gen max to a 5th gen max.
Dixit
Basically, this aint going to work. EPROMs are much much different from car to car, even from a 4th gen max to a 5th gen max.
Dixit
#4
contact Aaron92se he is running the Zemulator on his 3rd gen VE, but he is ONLY BETA testing it...
I've been working with Honda roms for the last 3-4 months and just saying "hey heres my Eprom, make it work, doesn't cut it" you have to develop a rom editor, break down the stock ECU info....good luck, start reading up on your programming and all that other computer BS
I've been working with Honda roms for the last 3-4 months and just saying "hey heres my Eprom, make it work, doesn't cut it" you have to develop a rom editor, break down the stock ECU info....good luck, start reading up on your programming and all that other computer BS
#6
Originally Posted by Bernardd
If the Zemulator works in the ecu then you can reprogram via a burner. Romeditor along with a z32 .adr file is probably all you need.
Bernard
Bernard
#7
Oh, I read the whole how to while at was at school, all 37 pages. Pretty informative, I learned about MAF, CPS, TP, and other things. It breaks it down in lamen terms. I just figured since we can use 300zx MAF and we share same injectors, it would not be that different from that car to this car. If the EPROM was physically the same size, would it work? You can adjust all the fuel and ignition timing to a maxima couldn't you. When you work in real time when the zemulator change all the values according to the car. Does someone know where to get this cheap. I am going to go luck for a spare ECU, and see if this can work. I might go down to Lightspeed here in Houston. They are 300zx tuning gurus.
#9
Don't even both trying the ZEM on your VQ. I'm pretty sure the VQ ecu is not a simular setup to the Z32, the VE is totally different also. Another problem is even if the VQ had a eprom ecu given its OBD-II you'd have to decode it. For the Zem to work good it would need the Z32 maf and ecu.
There is no way in hell a z32 ecu works in a 4th gen, that is unless you remove teh wire harness and switch it, but that opens another can of worms.
There is no way in hell a z32 ecu works in a 4th gen, that is unless you remove teh wire harness and switch it, but that opens another can of worms.
#10
Originally Posted by spanishrice
Oh, I read the whole how to while at was at school, all 37 pages. Pretty informative, I learned about MAF, CPS, TP, and other things. It breaks it down in lamen terms. I just figured since we can use 300zx MAF and we share same injectors, it would not be that different from that car to this car. If the EPROM was physically the same size, would it work? You can adjust all the fuel and ignition timing to a maxima couldn't you. When you work in real time when the zemulator change all the values according to the car. Does someone know where to get this cheap. I am going to go luck for a spare ECU, and see if this can work. I might go down to Lightspeed here in Houston. They are 300zx tuning gurus.
#13
Originally Posted by Bernardd
I've got a copy of a vq engine's binfile. The vq map is different than the z32.
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#14
Originally Posted by spanishrice
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link to binfile and some other info that could be useful to you guys.
http://www.tangentrix.com/forums/vie....php?p=621#621
I can read binfiles if someone wants to send me a prom or ecu. PM me if interested. I think you guys would be better off to change to a z32 ecu as they are fully hacked and at www.zcontrol.net? or .com a fellow has made a board to interface with ecu to allow realtime datalogging and I believe programming will be along shortly. Same functions as Zem but for 50 bux. Shift_good deal!!
http://www.tangentrix.com/forums/vie....php?p=621#621
I can read binfiles if someone wants to send me a prom or ecu. PM me if interested. I think you guys would be better off to change to a z32 ecu as they are fully hacked and at www.zcontrol.net? or .com a fellow has made a board to interface with ecu to allow realtime datalogging and I believe programming will be along shortly. Same functions as Zem but for 50 bux. Shift_good deal!!
#22
Originally Posted by MardiGrasMax
#25
Originally Posted by spanishrice
What program do you need to read the bin files?
#26
It's fairly easy to find fuel/timing maps in a Nissan Rom. I was burning chips for several months before I even knew about romeditor. I made my own .adr files for my z31 ecu. It's not easy when you start out but it's not impossible either. I've only seen two types of program structure used by Nissan in the ecu's with eproms. Don't know about the cpu's that are hardcoded except for the rb25/26 which use the same structure as the z32.
#27
Originally Posted by ejj
If you've got the hardware to read and write EPROM's, easy.
#28
Originally Posted by Bernardd
It's fairly easy to find fuel/timing maps in a Nissan Rom. I was burning chips for several months before I even knew about romeditor. I made my own .adr files for my z31 ecu. It's not easy when you start out but it's not impossible either. I've only seen two types of program structure used by Nissan in the ecu's with eproms. Don't know about the cpu's that are hardcoded except for the rb25/26 which use the same structure as the z32.
Do you know what chips A32 ECU's use? 6301 assembly compatable maybe?
#29
#30
Do a search on google for z32 ecu tuning. That will give you the basics. Most Nissans use the 6303/6803 processor with some of the older (80's) models use a 6802 cpu. Found the link
http://cherrypicker.tripod.com/turbo...dett/id10.html There's a bunch of files to download there as well.
http://cherrypicker.tripod.com/turbo...dett/id10.html There's a bunch of files to download there as well.
#31
Originally Posted by DA-MAX
#33
So -
I've never opened an A32 ECU, but if the program is held in the CPU itself and not a standalone ROM, what are our options for flashing new programs to the CPU? Are there sockets that can be installed such as Z guys do with the ROM? How expensive is the hardware used to read/write from the ROM in the CPU itself?
I've never opened an A32 ECU, but if the program is held in the CPU itself and not a standalone ROM, what are our options for flashing new programs to the CPU? Are there sockets that can be installed such as Z guys do with the ROM? How expensive is the hardware used to read/write from the ROM in the CPU itself?
#36
Originally Posted by ejj
So -
I've never opened an A32 ECU, but if the program is held in the CPU itself and not a standalone ROM, what are our options for flashing new programs to the CPU? Are there sockets that can be installed such as Z guys do with the ROM? How expensive is the hardware used to read/write from the ROM in the CPU itself?
I've never opened an A32 ECU, but if the program is held in the CPU itself and not a standalone ROM, what are our options for flashing new programs to the CPU? Are there sockets that can be installed such as Z guys do with the ROM? How expensive is the hardware used to read/write from the ROM in the CPU itself?
#38
I read somewhere about performance chips. They said the take your original ECU and swap it out with an ecu that has a chip that is removable so it is easier to remove and tune next time.
#40
Originally Posted by subs1000w
someone needs to open up a jwt reprogramed ecu and see what they changed
i thought all they do is solder a socket onto the board that replaces the stock "chip" then insert there reprogramed chip
i thought all they do is solder a socket onto the board that replaces the stock "chip" then insert there reprogramed chip
At least you/we would know how to connect external memory.