Mappe 11-25 uscite:
Hi guys, due to the success of the 11-01 Aggressive maps, we have officially made them non-beta. And now we have some new 11-25 Beta maps available. Very minor mapping changes. More useful is a special version of the firmware which enables the dedicated PWM Meth I/O channels so that Rev3 users no longer have to give up their speed delimiter feature. Details on the new 11-25 Beta maps below:
Mapping/Firmware changes:
Added 11-25:
1) A Stage 0 map has been included. This is a more conservative version of the Stage 1 map. It has lower boost targets and more top end boost taper. It is intended for those who live in extremely harsh conditions (high altitude & poor fuel quality & high temp) and find the Stage 1 map to still be too aggressive.
2) Enabled Hard Rev Limit feature (Digital Outputs -> Hard Rev Limit). For use in 6MT applications.
3) Revised ignition advance mapping for Stg1 maps. Slightly more conservative ignition advance targets above 6000rpm.
4) Revised fuel mapping for Stg3 maps. Higher Open Loop fuel values at high engine load above 5000rpm.
5) The option for Rev3 users to use the "Dedicated PWM I/0" firmware version which enables the dedicated PWM input/output channels on the Rev3 circuit board. This allows the Procede to support PWM meth AND the speed delimiter feature. Both of which are mutually exclusive on Rev2/Rev2.5 platforms. Rev3 users who are currently running PWM meth will have to revise the wiring on their harness if they want to take advantage of this special firmware version. If they do not wish to do so (and don't want to re-enable the speed delimiter feature) they can simply run the standard version of the firmware not not make any wiring changes. But for those who want to make this change and restore their speed delimiter feature, please read the "How To Enable the Rev3's Dedicated PWM I/0" guide also included in the map folder.
To download the new 11-25 maps/firmware, click
HERE
As always, please carefully read the Read Me First file before updating to the new maps/firmware. There is new information there that will likely answer whatever question you have
Cheers.
shiv