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RE: BLM cell boarder values
On Wed, 19 Apr 2000, Marteney, Steven J. wrote:
> Thanks for the info. Two questions: Looking at the ECMGuy's BUA hack I
> gathered that the table was at $001C which should be in the heart of
> internal RAM, i.e. changeable? Where is C5D5, re-mapped RAM? elsewhere?
>
> Also, what exactly does "100 rpm rpm" mean? I saw that in the hack but
> couldn't make sense of it. I think I know what it means but not sure of the
> units notation.
> Steve
$001C is where the actual BLM cell values are stored. The "boarder
values" are stored in the EPROM data, and are changable, they may well
be different for each car/engine combo too, but GM could be leaving
the always the same. So the data for what the current BLMS are for
each cell are stored in $001C not what values put you in what cell.
I adjusted my car to get a better coverage of this. My stock car
computer with a modded engine used I belive 6 cells.
Roger