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bfd_henriksson

10-20-2006 05:42 PM

Download msns-extra firmware

OK here is a embarrassing question. I have been away from my MS-projekt for a month or so and now I can´t remember where I was supose to put in a jumper( boot jumper) before downloading msns-extra firmware. I have forgotten what the boot jumper is. :dunno: :nuts: Please help...

/Fredrik

Al Hounos

10-20-2006 06:35 PM

its two little holes on the board that say 'boot' next to them. above the prototype area. just put a folded staple in the holes.

Aussie Driver

10-20-2006 06:45 PM

I use EasyTherm to download the software to the MS and that doesn't require the boot jumper to be used.

Reverant

10-20-2006 07:06 PM

If you already have the msnse firmware in your MS and you are just upgrading to a newer version, then you don't need to cap the boot jumper at all. Msnse does this internally for you!

bfd_henriksson

10-20-2006 07:11 PM

Thanks guys! I managed to miss those holes... :bigtu:
Hmm Might as well download and use Easytherm though I´m gonna need it anyway to get the right values for my stock CLT.
Again, thanks!
/Fredrik

richyvrlimited

10-21-2006 08:52 AM

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Originally Posted by bfd_henriksson (Post 51185)

Thanks guys! I managed to miss those holes... :bigtu:
Hmm Might as well download and use Easytherm though I´m gonna need it anyway to get the right values for my stock CLT.
Again, thanks!
/Fredrik

remember not to have ignition hooked up when your burning the firmware, It can fry your coils apparently!

bfd_henriksson

10-21-2006 09:39 AM

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Originally Posted by richyvrlimited (Post 51232)

remember not to have ignition hooked up when your burning the firmware, It can fry your coils apparently!

Thanks! Lucky for me that I have done a PnP-box with switches for coils and injectors. ;)

Arkmage

10-21-2006 03:18 PM

THAT is a fantastic idea... I'll likely do the same, added convenience AND security.

bfd_henriksson

10-21-2006 05:13 PM

like to take the cred for it but I stole the idea from "Reverant". My box is a semi-solution compare to his, but it´s nice to be able to go stock if something goes wrong. :)

Reverant

10-22-2006 06:10 AM

I for one, thank myself all the time for building the pnp box. I would do it time and time again if need be.

Jim

richyvrlimited

10-22-2006 08:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Reverant (Post 51418)

I for one, thank myself all the time for building the pnp box. I would do it time and time again if need be.

Jim

I wished I had the patience to do a PnP box before I fitted it!!

Reverant

10-22-2006 05:15 PM

I don't have a garage or some other form of parking space at which I can do stuff on the car, much less solder or crimp in a tight confined place. There grew the need for a pnp box: Solder and arrange in the comfort of my workbench @home, open car door, install box, turn key, tune. :)

iWeasel410

10-22-2006 06:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Reverant (Post 51560)

I am doing something similar, I just made a pass-through harness for the 97 so that I can cut without hacking up the stock wiring harness. I'm using insulated bullet connectors to make it all PnP.

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