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    A totally different TP application (bin attached)

    Noticed that the Mercury marine digital EFI Race boxes used a 28 pin removable chip, so I got a bit curious...

    Pulled the attached bin off the chip. 64kb. Scrolling through the 3d Data viewer there are definitely some tables that look like the correct fueling profile for a 2 stroke. This particular ECM used a MAP only, no TPS or any other sensor, other than RPM input. There was also no control of ignition, that was all mechanically controlled by a linkage and trigger.

    Anyhow, let me know what you guys can see in this hex file and post up. I have no idea where to start writing an XDF for this because there's no hack, only comments(?) So I am open to any suggestions.
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    got any idea of what microcontroller is in that box? knowing that, one can start disassembling the BIN.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RobertISaar View Post
    got any idea of what microcontroller is in that box? knowing that, one can start disassembling the BIN.
    As far as we know, it's a Motorola 68C11.
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    pictures/description of the main chip?

    after looking at the BIN in a hex editor, it repeats itself right at $8000, so it is actually a 32KB BIN. it has enough vectors at the end of the file to imply to me that it's a standard part, not something like a GM P4 which is its own little brand of different in the world of 6811.

    I can look at this more later, I have to leave for a few hours.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RobertISaar View Post
    pictures/description of the main chip?

    after looking at the BIN in a hex editor, it repeats itself right at $8000, so it is actually a 32KB BIN. it has enough vectors at the end of the file to imply to me that it's a standard part, not something like a GM P4 which is its own little brand of different in the world of 6811.

    I can look at this more later, I have to leave for a few hours.
    28 pin UV style chip that I ripped the bin from just like I would from a 27sf512. ECU is a MAP/RPM only marine unit that is used on high performance 2 stroke V6 outboards. There are multiple variations of this ECU that are the same thing with different chips. The bin I posted is from the most desirable A48 version, which is a 9200 RPM limit. Fueling should be mapped out past 11k (a common mod is upping the rev limit to 11,500 so the high compression drag motors aren't on a limiter at half track)



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    preliminary info: standard 6811 from what I can tell. has 256 bytes of RAM. most of the PROM is just completely open... code runs from C379 to D48A, a little more than 4000 bytes. calibration seems to run up to 90BF, at most, even then a lot of it looks like filler.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 1BadAction View Post
    28 pin UV style chip that I ripped the bin from just like I would from a 27sf512. ECU is a MAP/RPM only marine unit that is used on high performance 2 stroke V6 outboards. There are multiple variations of this ECU that are the same thing with different chips. The bin I posted is from the most desirable A48 version, which is a 9200 RPM limit. Fueling should be mapped out past 11k (a common mod is upping the rev limit to 11,500 so the high compression drag motors aren't on a limiter at half track)



    Could you please tell me what the tube is for?

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