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Re: 944 NA Mapping?

Excellent. Thank you! That was a great starting point. I looked at code that was
calling the function that you listed, and that led me to find the variant
pointers that start at 0x1090, which specify the map pointer's offset from
0x11E0.

My 944 ROM dumping program now follows this flow so that I know that the variant
numbers are correct... (even though they always seem to be in the same order)

WOT Ignition 0: variant @ 0x109E -> pointer @ 0x11E8 -> map @ 0x1376
WOT Ignition 1: variant @ 0x109F -> pointer @ 0x1248 -> map @ 0x178C
WOT Ignition 2: variant @ 0x10A0 -> pointer @ 0x124A -> map @ 0x1376
WOT Ignition 3: variant @ 0x10A1 -> pointer @ 0x124C -> map @ 0x19A4

I think I'll go fish around and see if I can find it doing anything else based
on this variant number. I'm particularly curious to see what #2 does differently
from #0, if anything...

Thanks,

- Weston


--- In BoschDME@yahoogroups.com, "T_Voigt" <t_voigt@...> wrote:
>
> --- In BoschDME@yahoogroups.com, "Weston Pawlowski" <WestonP22@> wrote:
> >
> > Does anyone have any ideas on which one is which, when it comes to these 4
different sets of maps?
>
> That's easy. The following function is called before a table with variants is
read. The read function for tables use R2 as index. According to the plugs
connected to DME#10 and DME#30 the index is increased (0-3).
>
> Sorry for the german comments.
>
> ;
> ; ***************************************************************
> ; *
> ; * AdjTabIdx
> ; *
> ; * Erhöht R2 mit P3.4 und 25H.6
> ; *
> ; * 00 Codierstecker offen - kein Adapter (RDW)
> ; * 01 Codierstecker offen - Adapter (no KAT)
> ; * 10 Codierstecker geschl. - kein Adapter (US/J)
> ; * 11 Codierstecker geschl. - Adapter
> ; *
> ; ***************************************************************
> ;
> AdjTabIdx:
> CLR A ; A = 0
> MOV C,P3.4 ; C = P3.4 (Codierstecker DME #10)
> RLC A ; A[0] = P3.4
> MOV C,25H.6 ; C = 25H.6 (Adapterstecker DME#30)
>
> $IF ExtSrcVer = 2
> JNC atiExit ; Wenn Brücke offen -> exit
> $ENDIF
>
> RLC A ; A[1] = P3.4, A[0] = 25H.6 (1 wenn Brücke)
> ADD A,R2 ; A = A + R2
> MOV R2,A ; R2 = A //add 0,1,2 or 3 to R2
>
> atiExit:
> RET
>





Fri Jun 19, 2009 3:23 am

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Hello, I am trying to map out the ML1.2 and ML3.1 DME's found in the 1983-1988 Porsche 944 (8-valve NA). I've read through FR Wilk's sites and many other...
Weston Pawlowski
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Jun 15, 2009
5:39 am

I've looked at the 924S .bin, which should be the same as the 3.1 944 IIRC. Here is what I had for more common map locations: Rev Limit: 0x1171h FQS: 0x117Bh -...
Joshua Cunningham
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Jun 15, 2009
4:09 pm

I agree with the rev limit location, I used that with the 8K bin on a 944 turbo. The ML 1.2 stuff is mostly Herr Wilks domain. He has the time spent...
efidabbler
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Jun 17, 2009
3:26 am

Thanks for the info, guys. Yeah, the ML3.1 seems to be a bit nicer to work with than the ML1.2, at least for finding the maps. Trying to figure out which one...
Weston Pawlowski
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Jun 18, 2009
7:29 pm

... That's easy. The following function is called before a table with variants is read. The read function for tables use R2 as index. According to the plugs...
T_Voigt
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Jun 18, 2009
9:58 pm

Excellent. Thank you! That was a great starting point. I looked at code that was calling the function that you listed, and that led me to find the variant...
Weston Pawlowski
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Jun 19, 2009
3:24 am

... I think this is already documented somewhere here. The R2 stored index to the table is used in TabIdx (0x1090). That gives you the index to the address...
T_Voigt
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Jun 19, 2009
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