Instructions for installing the EEC Editor 2.3 Update 32 software:

1) Set up a user account at www.moates.net so that all your info is in the system.

2) Run the EEC Editor installation program (in this zip file as 'setup.exe').

3) Run the EEC Editor program once it is installed. You'll find it on your desktop as a shortcut, in the start menu, and probably on your C drive under "C:\Program Files\Blue Lake Software\EEC Editor\eec_editorv2.exe".

4) Once you start the program, go to the "File" menu option and select "Setup". Then select the 'User' tab in the window that pops up.

5) Press the 'Register' button. You'll see a code show up in the window. It is a serial number. 

6) Copy that number and paste it into an email addressed to "craig@moates.net". You can also cc the email to 'booth.p@comcast.net'.

7) In your email, please specify which definition file you'd like to receive (A9L, T4MO, etc). If you're not sure, specify your year/model vehicle.

8) Shortly thereafter, you should receive a response email with your definition file and registration code. Go back to the File/Setup/User screen and paste the user code on the correct line from the email response.

9) The definition file will be sent to you as a zip file. Unzip it to the "C:\Program Files\Blue Lake Software\EEC Editor\definitions\" directory.

At this point, you should be ready to start having some fun. You'll want to get a binary (they can be downloaded from 'www.moates.net/fileman/' or pulled from your EEC module using an EECSucka or Moates F2E), associate it with the correct definition (see EEC Editor menu items), and change some stuff. Then you can burn a chip and test your changes.

Have fun! If you have any questions or suggestions on how to make this easier, please let me know at craig@moates.net


