Moates NVSRAM for 1227727?

[EagleMark]

The NVSRAM for 1227730 on Moates site. Does anyone know if it will work on a 1227727?

https://www.moates.net/nvsram-module....html?cPath=64

[RobertISaar]

yes.

https://static.moates.net/nvsram/Site/FAQ/FAQ.html
https://static.moates.net/nvsram/Sit...tructions.html

possibly some slightly different installaton directions, but nothing significant. even then, i think the edgecard connector is identical comparing a 7730 to a 7727.

plan on running the NVSRAM-modified 8D calibrations on something?

[EagleMark]

Thinking of using it in the kids four cylinder? Hard to emulate with ECM under the hood... what you think?

[RobertISaar]

certainly doable.

is the command line or GUI program for sending the BIN over ALDL still available? i seem to remember people having an issue getting ahold of it.

[Six_Shooter]

Talk to Craig first. There's changes to the code that are needed in order to actually use the NVSRAM.

[EagleMark]

certainly doable.

is the command line or GUI program for sending the BIN over ALDL still available? i seem to remember people having an issue getting ahold of it.

There's a few attachments in a thread on thirdgen.org. It's an old 2006 thread by MontyCarSlow and something else had to be loaded into PC as well... then questions about anything newer then Windows 98. I have 98 on my Panasonic so no issues...

Seems like a way to cool piece of hardware that should be upgraded to work on the $0D stuff!

[EagleMark]

Talk to Craig first. There's changes to the code that are needed in order to actually use the NVSRAM.

Email sent to Moates!

[RobertISaar]

There's a few attachments in a thread on thirdgen.org. It's an old 2006 thread by MontyCarSlow and something else had to be loaded into PC as well... then questions about anything newer then Windows 98. I have 98 on my Panasonic so no issues...

Seems like a way to cool piece of hardware that should be upgraded to work on the $0D stuff!

i would have thought Ernst would have made everything winXP friendly at the very least?

does 0D even have a 4KB block of address space free? if so, there is the possibility of moving some address lines around and getting the hardware compatible. after that, the calibration would need modified to store all of the stuff that would need changed real-time to the NVRAM. i don't know how much of it would fit in the 4KB block, unless you wanted to do a larger block/NVRAM module, but then finding a block a free block becomes more difficult, unless you replace the entire PROM with a NVRAM module. then the only real trick is being able to do the initial burn and mod'ing the ALDL code to accept packets to write to the NVRAM.

[EagleMark]

i would have thought Ernst would have made everything winXP friendly at the very least?

does 0D even have a 4KB block of address space free? if so, there is the possibility of moving some address lines around and getting the hardware compatible. after that, the calibration would need modified to store all of the stuff that would need changed real-time to the NVRAM. i don't know how much of it would fit in the 4KB block, unless you wanted to do a larger block/NVRAM module, but then finding a block a free block becomes more difficult, unless you replace the entire PROM with a NVRAM module. then the only real trick is being able to do the initial burn and mod'ing the ALDL code to accept packets to write to the NVRAM.

OK! How long before you have it ready?

[RobertISaar]

i figure a solid month after i could figure out the PC side of things. so, it will be ready in ?+1 month, guaranteed.

[EagleMark]

Really need to find you a project like this that can come to market and make you some bucks!

[jim_in_dorris]

Well, considering that $0D has about 749 free bytes, a 4K block would be a little difficult without re-writing some major code sections. If you ripped out all the 4l60 code and just left 700R4 code I still don't think you would make it.

[delcowizzid]

what bin in the 727 do you want to realtime tune

[EagleMark]

what bin in the 727 do you want to realtime tune

BFUZ... could use anything that will run a four cylinder. The NVSRAM from Moates was always used with $8D and AUJP or ?

Jim just ruined our cool plan for NVSRAM in $0D...