To whom it may concern;
This parses any 8 bit (usually 80C5x5) Motronic binary and dumps a XDF from it.
This is meant to be a starting tool, to prevent lots of manual labor.
I tried this on some Audi M2.X binaries, both turbo and NA, Opel, BMW M1.X, etc.
The usage is quite simple:
The axis def file is optional, but recommended, so that you don't have to manually edit the axes afterwards.
It's format is like this:
That will dump you a skeleton XDF to stdout.
You should probably pipe it to a file (java -jar binfile > xdf-file), then you can open the xdf with TunerPro, and then the real work starts
This parses any 8 bit (usually 80C5x5) Motronic binary and dumps a XDF from it.
This is meant to be a starting tool, to prevent lots of manual labor.
I tried this on some Audi M2.X binaries, both turbo and NA, Opel, BMW M1.X, etc.
The usage is quite simple:
Code:
java -jar mapfinder.jar <bin file> <axis def file>
It's format is like this:
Code:
3A;RPM;*40 3F;LOAD;*1 etc...
You should probably pipe it to a file (java -jar binfile > xdf-file), then you can open the xdf with TunerPro, and then the real work starts
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