CM2200A Cummins Questions

[catman3126]

In all honestly I'm glad it will be nice to not putting switches in and as fast as these cal flash we can change tunes in a minute. I use two of my dsp5 settings anymore and tow with exhaust brake and Hot.

[RADustin]

Let me go on record by saying that I will never write DSP for the LML, the Tri-Core CPU is just awful, I don't mind a challenge but the thought of doing such a thing is too much for this ageing man to deal with.

well you have two semi-idiots eager to help should you change your mind. I understand your stance on the issue though.

[Chavez91]

well you have two semi-idiots eager to help should you change your mind. I understand your stance on the issue though.

I'm pretty sure I can almost quote those Infinion manuals in my sleep

[GMPX]

well you have two semi-idiots eager to help should you change your mind. I understand your stance on the issue though.

Please appreciate that we've walked all these roads before with every ECM we've touched in the last 10 years, I know what technical battles to choose vs waste of time/life and Tri-Core ECM assembler isn't one of them, especially how Bosch code is written. Understanding CPU op-codes is one thing (the easy part) inserting custom code without upsetting subroutine timings, RAM variables, Register values that need to be preserved etc, etc is the hard part and as I said about Bosch code, the way it all finally turns out once they compile the code makes that task really tricky. It was a struggle on the Bosch PowerPC CPU's and I know that CPU inside out.

[Chavez91]

We are beyond appreciative of everything you do and have done. Don't mistake us in that..... but yeah we understand your stance on it.

[GMPX]

I don't want to come across as a know it all because I don't know it all , just giving you some words of wisdom on my Bosch experiences.

[Chavez91]

By far, all this is definitely one of my favorite hobbies being its a combination of my two favorite things, electronics and engines..... The hardest part up to now has been finding any information at all on where to start on all this. Or finding the "Old guy" that's willing to pass on the knowledge cause I know being "Self-taught" on all this is only going to get me so far. But its fun none the less. But the hints, help, and just any little bits of information that you throw our way is appreciated. This aint MHH, but sometimes that small nudge in the right direction is all you need to figure it out yourself.... seems to be working so far.

So I do gotta thank you for everything you do with your product. Is definitely inspiring.