PCMTec Development Blog
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Happy to say that I've finally killed my first PCM. I tried all sorts of odd things to see what would kill them but they were always recoverable.
Note to others, don't remove the metal casing off the PCM and let your cat sleep on the PCB for a week, I think the static finally did it in. Sits there trying to unlock and times out every time so I'm guessing its killed the FEPS input some how as it will still read parts of the memory.
Note to others, don't remove the metal casing off the PCM and let your cat sleep on the PCB for a week, I think the static finally did it in. Sits there trying to unlock and times out every time so I'm guessing its killed the FEPS input some how as it will still read parts of the memory.
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rolls wrote:Happy to say that I've finally killed my first PCM. I tried all sorts of odd things to see what would kill them but they were always recoverable.
Note to others, don't remove the metal casing off the PCM and let your cat sleep on the PCB for a week, I think the static finally did it in. Sits there trying to unlock and times out every time so I'm guessing its killed the FEPS input some how as it will still read parts of the memory.
Don't you love how cats just always find that magical spot which wrecks everything?

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Big updates if you haven't been following us.
Check out our last few major updates including return to stock and a big UI usability update.
https://forum.pcmtec.com/index.php?/forum/6-news/
0.63 Update with return to stock
https://forum.pcmtec.com/index.php?/top ... ui-update/
0.64 Update with some bug fixes and UI improvements
https://forum.pcmtec.com/index.php?/top ... m-release/
0.65 Update with big UI improvements
https://forum.pcmtec.com/index.php?/top ... bug-fixes/
Check out our last few major updates including return to stock and a big UI usability update.
https://forum.pcmtec.com/index.php?/forum/6-news/
0.63 Update with return to stock
https://forum.pcmtec.com/index.php?/top ... ui-update/
0.64 Update with some bug fixes and UI improvements
https://forum.pcmtec.com/index.php?/top ... m-release/
0.65 Update with big UI improvements
https://forum.pcmtec.com/index.php?/top ... bug-fixes/
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We are offering a $2400 discount as part of our end of financial year sale. As part of the offer you get the Workshop package for $660 (GST inc) instead of the normal $3300 until the 1st of July.
If you have been sitting on the fence now is time to jump ship! We have brought on quite a few new customers already.
Offer is here!
https://www.pcmtec.com/pcmtec-editor-wo ... year-offer
If you have been sitting on the fence now is time to jump ship! We have brought on quite a few new customers already.
Offer is here!
https://www.pcmtec.com/pcmtec-editor-wo ... year-offer
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Sorry being ignorant what does workshop give you as options?
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VX L67 Getrag wrote:Sorry being ignorant what does workshop give you as options?
There is a list of features on our website but here is the main items. The main addition to workshop is the extra ~2000 parameters and strategy/vin edit. It will also include tune locking and the ability to create flash only tunes for our handheld tablet version in the next update.
Workshop features:
Includes all features from Enthusiast and Professional plus:
• 1 vehicle license (Total 3 credits $AUD $150 value)
• 4000+ Scalars/Tables Mapped
• Access to all factory calibrations (OEM tuning level)
• Register a tune (tuner locking)
• Automatic calibration detection of corrupt/locked strategies.
• Strategy/VIN field edit
• Ability to flash and compare against factory calibration
• Priority phone and email support.
• Priority on requested features.
• Lifetime updates.
Enthusiast features:
• Automatic calibration template updates (requires internet connection)
• Tune Ford BA/BF/FG petrol (including LPG, Turbo models and Territory but excluding EcoBoost)
• Monitor (Scan) vehicle
• Calibrate BTR 4 speed and 5R55N Automatic transmissions
• Calibrate T-MAP and Boost sensors
• Tune Variable Cam Timing (VCT)
Pro features:
• Up to 2000 tuneable areas (calibration dependent)
• Functionality to return to factory calibration (PCM & TCM)
• VID block editor
• ZF 6HP tuning
- VX L67 Getrag
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So with workshop purchase you get you first tune included but then pay for credits after that?
Is there ongoing subscription fee?
How much is it to license each ecm or tcm?
Is there ongoing subscription fee?
How much is it to license each ecm or tcm?
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For those of you who haven't been following on facebook we are working on flex fuel with everything almost ready to go.
Full explanation and details on here.
https://forum.pcmtec.com/index.php?/top ... iscussion/
Must have missed this. No ongoing subscription, once you purchase the software that is it. Each PCM costs $150 to license, or if you simply want to return to stock it costs $50. You get 1 free TCM license per PCM you license. So if you did 2 manuals and 1 auto, you could license 3 TCMs for free.
Custom operating systems are $250 to license (eg boost by gear, tmap/boost sensor combination and flex fuel).
Full explanation and details on here.
https://forum.pcmtec.com/index.php?/top ... iscussion/
VX L67 Getrag wrote:So with workshop purchase you get you first tune included but then pay for credits after that?
Is there ongoing subscription fee?
How much is it to license each ecm or tcm?
Must have missed this. No ongoing subscription, once you purchase the software that is it. Each PCM costs $150 to license, or if you simply want to return to stock it costs $50. You get 1 free TCM license per PCM you license. So if you did 2 manuals and 1 auto, you could license 3 TCMs for free.
Custom operating systems are $250 to license (eg boost by gear, tmap/boost sensor combination and flex fuel).
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Good work on the flex fuel !!!!
It is something i wouldn't mine in my commodore due to the locations of United's near me.
But its something to think about of my turbo territory that I'm getting tuned soon
It is something i wouldn't mine in my commodore due to the locations of United's near me.
But its something to think about of my turbo territory that I'm getting tuned soon
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We have partial write now as well. 10-12 second writes!
Makes testing much easier as you can have a parameter changed and written in about 30 seconds maximum. Don't even have time to check facebook during a flash now!
Makes testing much easier as you can have a parameter changed and written in about 30 seconds maximum. Don't even have time to check facebook during a flash now!
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