xitsam

Using: DIYPNP 1.5

Hi, i have just soldert now my Boost Control from PA0 to Boost Control IN and the Boost Control OUT to 3D.

Now i am wondering what i must enable at EXTENDET Output Port Settings?!

Can anyone help me out please?
Tryed to search.. but i dindnt find anything useful for me.

Matt Cramer

The correct answer is "nothing." Boost control should be set up under the boost control menu, not the spare output ports.

xitsam

Aha hm, but i soldert it right?

Because the PA0 is in Tunerstudio defined as "Knock Sensor".
MS 3.0.3s

I did not realy understand the manual..
"We have provided a FET circuit to drive PWM boost control solenoids. Jumper the output connection you wish to use for the boost control to the IN connection next to R7. Jumper the OUT connection to the connection on the adapter board used by the boost control valve (if using a factory boost control valve) or a pin on the DB15 if you want to use an ECU-controlled boost controller on a car not originally equipped with one."

what OUTPUT Connector is meant ? PA0 ??

Link: http://www.diyautotune.com/diypnp/do...#Boost_Control


EDIT:
Ahhh... at the Boost Control Settings.. is the Boost Control Pin defined, i changed that now to PA0.
Thank you.

Matt Cramer

Yes, solder PA0 to the "IN" pin on the boost control circuit.

The whole "knock enable" thing was because of a feature that had been proposed in Bowling & Grippo code long ago but never happened. There are no actual firmware variants that use PA0 for knock input.

Braineack

iTrader: (62)

Where does 2J go?

xitsam

Sorry i mean 3D to the solenoid valve

I have the (3rd) small plug left from the MSPNP

Because the DB Plugs are not very handy, i think i could be better it there where some kind og this plugs on board.

Civic_Fanatic

Hello i want to now what pin i must use in my tunerstudio at the boost controller settings?
IAC1
IAC2
JS11
Fidle
I solderd everthing like on the diypnp website for the v1.5b and solderd the output on my db15 connector on pin1

Matt Cramer

Looks like you need to upgrade to the latest MS2/Extra 3.3.3 code and use the MicroSquirt Module version. This will give you the proper pin names. If you're seeing the names on your list, you're either using obsolete code or have mistakenly loaded code for a regular MS2.