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Re: UrQ FTCU ground on the intake - What the #@$%.




>    [...]
>    I've picked up a copy of RDH's code disassembly so I could evalu-
>    ate the possibility of adding a PROM address comparator that would 
>    latch on an LED if certain addresses were accessed.  I need to 
>    find out if there are unique addresses for the different shut down 
>    detection mechanisms.  If this would work you could have a light 
>    that comes on when an overboost occurred or one of the other situa-
>    tions that causes the ECU to shut off the fuel pump.  

> I contemplated popping the CPU off and replacing it with one of 
> Motorola's HK05 variants (which tend to come with everything but
> the kitchen sink...), lotsa free outputs (inc serial lines to drive
> LCD displays!!!) . . .

'HC11 please.  You wouldn't like translating to an '05.

Why serial for LCD?  You can wire them directly to the address/data bus if
you are running at 1MHz, just pick an unused address to gate
the E clock to the LCD.  Or if you want it remote, one 8-bit latch
is all you need.  (Assuming you are talking about the 1/2 line
dot-matrix LCDs that are around $10 in just about any electronics
surplus store.)

My current project (after I finish the Duty Cycle and O2 meters) is
an Audi turbo data collection/logging box which will drive such an
LCD... ignition timing, duty cycles, pre/post intercooler temperatures
and G-Tech pro like accelerometer based timings.

Orin.