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ba114
 Post subject: MSS52 Logger definitions
PostPosted: Mon Apr 30, 2018 11:43 am 
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Starting on defining logger definitions for the MSS52. Unfortunately i dont have a running car to test it in, however i've defined a few example sensors as an initial test - the only 2 im confident actually work are battery voltage and engine speed.

I welcome all others to test/contribute wherever possible to get the logger working correctly.

Attached is a listing of the DS2 commands that i've located on the internet.


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ba114
 Post subject: Re: MSS52 Logger definitions
PostPosted: Mon Apr 30, 2018 11:44 am 
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Code:
<logger version="0.1">
   <protocols>
      <protocol id="DS2" baud="9600" databits="8" stopbits="1" parity="2" connect_timeout="2000" send_timeout="55">
         <transports>
            <transport id="iso9141" name="K-Line" desc="Low speed Diagnosis Bus (D-bus).">
               <module id="ecu" address="0x12" desc="Engine Control Module" />
            </transport>
         </transports>

<!-- MSS52 parameters start -->         
            <ecuparams>
            <ecuparam id="P8" name="* Engine Speed" desc="P8-Engine Speed" group="0x0B" subgroup="0x03" groupsize="35" target="1">
               <ecu id="7837965">
                  <address>0x00</address>
                    </ecu>
                    <conversions>
                        <conversion units="RPM" storagetype="uint16" expr="x" format="0" gauge_min="0" gauge_max="10000" gauge_step="10" />
                    </conversions>
                </ecuparam>

            <ecuparam id="P2" name="* ECT" desc="P2-Coolant Temp" group="0x0B" subgroup="0x03" groupsize="35" target="1">
               <ecu id="7837965">
                  <address>0x0A</address>
                    </ecu>
                    <conversions>
                        <conversion units="°C" storagetype="uint16" expr="x-48" format="0.0" gauge_min="0" gauge_max="150" gauge_step="1" />
                    </conversions>
                </ecuparam>   
            
            <ecuparam id="P11" name="* IAT" desc="P2-Intake Air Temp" group="0x0B" subgroup="0x03" groupsize="35" target="1">
               <ecu id="7837965">
                  <address>0x09</address>
                    </ecu>
                    <conversions>
                        <conversion units="°C" storagetype="uint16" expr="x-48" format="0.0" gauge_min="0" gauge_max="150" gauge_step="1" />
                    </conversions>
                </ecuparam>   
            
                <ecuparam id="P13" name="* TPS" desc="P13-Throttle Position" group="0x0B" subgroup="0x03" groupsize="41" target="1">
                    <ecu id="7837965">
                  <address>0x05</address>
                    </ecu>
                    <conversions>
                        <conversion units="°TPS" storagetype="uint16" expr="0.0018310547*x" format="0.0" gauge_min="0" gauge_max="120" gauge_step="10" />
                    </conversions>
                </ecuparam>
            
            
             <ecuparam id="P12" name="* Mass Airflow" desc="P12-LMM_MASSE" group="0x0B" subgroup="0x03" groupsize="35" target="1">
                    <ecu id="7837965">
                  <address>0x04</address>
                    </ecu>
                    <conversions>
                        <conversion units="kg/h" storagetype="uint16" expr="x*0.25" format="0.00" gauge_min="0" gauge_max="1400" gauge_step="6" />
                        <conversion units="g/sec" storagetype="uint16" expr="x*0.06944445" format="0.00" gauge_min="0" gauge_max="65" gauge_step="6" />
                    </conversions>
                </ecuparam>

             <ecuparam id="P3" name="* Load" desc="P3-Lastsignal" group="0x0B" subgroup="0x03" groupsize="35" target="1">
                    <ecu id="7837965">
                  <address>0x06</address>   
                    </ecu>
                    <conversions>
                        <conversion units="ms" storagetype="uint16" expr="x*0.001" format="0" gauge_min="0" gauge_max="1400" gauge_step="10" />
                    </conversions>
                </ecuparam>            

             <ecuparam id="P4" name="* Relative Fueling" desc="P4-relative Fuellung" group="0x0B" subgroup="0x03" groupsize="35" target="1">
                    <ecu id="7837965">
                  <address>0x08</address>
                    </ecu>
                    <conversions>
                        <conversion units="%" storagetype="uint16" expr="x0.1" format="0" gauge_min="0" gauge_max="200" gauge_step="10" />
                    </conversions>
                </ecuparam>   
            
                <ecuparam id="P17" name="* Battery Voltage" desc="P17-Battery Voltage" group="0x0B" subgroup="0x03" groupsize="35" target="1">
                    <ecu id="7837965">
                  <address>0x10</address>
                    </ecu>
                    <conversions>
                        <conversion units="Volts" expr="x*0.1" format="0.0" gauge_min="0.0" gauge_max="16" gauge_step="0.1" />
                    </conversions>
                </ecuparam>
            </ecuparams>
      </protocol>
    </protocols>
</logger>
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laf
 Post subject: Re: MSS52 Logger definitions
PostPosted: Fri Oct 19, 2018 11:42 pm 
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Hi guys,

Well first of all great job for doing those definitions, thanks!!

My mss52 isnt the same version( I have version 2100 according to my hex editor) so I will reflash with your files to be on the same version.


Quick question, it seems if I try to open the full read with the xml definition it does not work ? Only partial read is supported with the xml ?



Thanks
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ba114
 Post subject: Re: MSS52 Logger definitions
PostPosted: Sat Oct 20, 2018 10:59 am 
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Partial is all that is needed for tuning as it covers all the calibration stuff.

Dont need to tune the full flash for that stuff.
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laf
 Post subject: Re: MSS52 Logger definitions
PostPosted: Sat Oct 20, 2018 7:05 pm 
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It was my understanding that I needed the full flash to get rid of ews and dtc's. If I remember correctly it was like that with ms43 no ?


Thanks for your support.
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ba114
 Post subject: Re: MSS52 Logger definitions
PostPosted: Sat Oct 20, 2018 9:43 pm 
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Ews delete is covered in the partial.
There is very little you will need to change in the full flash.
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ve2zyc
 Post subject: Re: MSS52 Logger definitions
PostPosted: Mon Jun 17, 2019 4:57 pm 
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laf wrote:
Hi guys,

Well first of all great job for doing those definitions, thanks!!

My mss52 isnt the same version( I have version 2100 according to my hex editor) so I will reflash with your files to be on the same version.


Quick question, it seems if I try to open the full read with the xml definition it does not work ? Only partial read is supported with the xml ?



Thanks


Are you sure? I never heard of 2100 DME version. The version number is there 211321001601D409, not there 211321001601D409.
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ve2zyc
 Post subject: Re: MSS52 Logger definitions
PostPosted: Mon Jun 17, 2019 5:02 pm 
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ba114 wrote:
Starting on defining logger definitions for the MSS52. Unfortunately i dont have a running car to test it in, however i've defined a few example sensors as an initial test - the only 2 im confident actually work are battery voltage and engine speed.

I welcome all others to test/contribute wherever possible to get the logger working correctly.

Attached is a listing of the DS2 commands that i've located on the internet.


I'm IN to work it out and test it with you.
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ba114
 Post subject: Re: MSS52 Logger definitions
PostPosted: Wed Aug 11, 2021 2:13 am 
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updated definitions on my github.
Items are either * or **.
If you mix parameters starting with both * and ** then logging speed will be reduced.

https://github.com/ba114/MSS52/blob/master/MSS52%20ECU%20Definitions.xml
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