PCM Hammer P01 and P59 flash tool v015
- DavidBraley
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Re: PCM Hammer - new ls1 flash tool
Does anyone know what micro-controller is used in the P04 for the V6's and P08/P10 for the L4's and L6's? Is it by any chance a M683xx flavor like in the P01 and P59? And if know one knows, how can you find out?
Sorry if this has been answered already...
Sorry if this has been answered already...
Last edited by DavidBraley on Thu Jan 09, 2020 1:08 pm, edited 1 time in total.
-David
I'm a machinist... because engineers need heroes too.
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Re: PCM Hammer - new ls1 flash tool
Happy wife, Happy life ... And she outta be happy with that!Vampyre wrote:Gampy yes my wifes car is a 2000 grand am gt1 that I swapped a 3800 supercharged motor into so I use my tech2 with her vin to program all my P04 to start with that file factory.
Thank you for the confirmation ...
Have a look see at what I found in that 2005 bin you uploaded for me,
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swap d3
move.w 2(a3),d3
move.w #$FF,(a3)
cmpi.l #$894471,d3 ; Is it Intel
beq.s locret ; Branch if Intel
movea.l #$AAA,a4
movea.l #$554,a2
move.w #$AAAA,(a4) ; Command AMD Unlock
move.w #$5555,(a2) ; Command AMD Unlock
move.w #$9090,(a4) ; Command AMD Autoselect
move.w (a3),d3
swap d3
move.w 2(a3),d3
move.w #$F0F0,(a3) ; Command AMD Reset
cmpi.l #(loc_122AA+1),d3
beq.s locret
clr.l d3
locret:
rts
David,
It is in the same M68k family.
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- DavidBraley
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Re: PCM Hammer - new ls1 flash tool
Thank you Gampy! I'm going to roll up my sleeves and see if I can get the BDM to talk to the P04 and the P10 I now have here on the bench. I've got a lot of exploring to find the correct probe locations on the mainboard. It's a lot different than the P01 and P59 PCM's. For starters, it has no convenient 90 pin header:Gampy wrote:David,
It is in the same M68k family.
-Enjoy
-David
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Re: PCM Hammer - new ls1 flash tool
Have fun David ...
That is where I like my old RS analog meter, it responds faster then these new fancy automatic meters (at least all the ones I've used).
That is where I like my old RS analog meter, it responds faster then these new fancy automatic meters (at least all the ones I've used).
Intelligence is in the details!
It is easier not to learn bad habits, then it is to break them!
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Re: PCM Hammer - new ls1 flash tool
Hi all,Gampy wrote:Have fun David ...
That is where I like my old RS analog meter, it responds faster then these new fancy automatic meters (at least all the ones I've used).
Gampy, that is exactly the reason why when a friend offered to give me a working Simpson 260, I jumped at the offer!
Mike
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Re: PCM Hammer - new ls1 flash tool
This is relevant.
In the Main VE table, TunerProRT, '411: When cells in the table are changed.
IF you leave the focus on the last cell changed when committing changes to memory, that cell will revert to the pre-change value.
You HAVE to move the focus away from any cell that has been changed if you want to save your changes.
At this point it would be the safer approach to assume that the same will apply to any table. But I haven't tested it.
Jim
In the Main VE table, TunerProRT, '411: When cells in the table are changed.
IF you leave the focus on the last cell changed when committing changes to memory, that cell will revert to the pre-change value.
You HAVE to move the focus away from any cell that has been changed if you want to save your changes.
At this point it would be the safer approach to assume that the same will apply to any table. But I haven't tested it.
Jim
Re: PCM Hammer - new ls1 flash tool
ok gampy now you got me curious, but if you look right above that it asks if its intel. so wondering if thats just left over from something else hmmmmGampy wrote:Happy wife, Happy life ... And she outta be happy with that!Vampyre wrote:Gampy yes my wifes car is a 2000 grand am gt1 that I swapped a 3800 supercharged motor into so I use my tech2 with her vin to program all my P04 to start with that file factory.
Thank you for the confirmation ...
Have a look see at what I found in that 2005 bin you uploaded for me,The above chip selection code is evidence that the ?04? plus P04's do in fact have an AMD chip.Code: Select all
swap d3 move.w 2(a3),d3 move.w #$FF,(a3) cmpi.l #$894471,d3 ; Is it Intel beq.s locret ; Branch if Intel movea.l #$AAA,a4 movea.l #$554,a2 move.w #$AAAA,(a4) ; Command AMD Unlock move.w #$5555,(a2) ; Command AMD Unlock move.w #$9090,(a4) ; Command AMD Autoselect move.w (a3),d3 swap d3 move.w 2(a3),d3 move.w #$F0F0,(a3) ; Command AMD Reset cmpi.l #(loc_122AA+1),d3 beq.s locret clr.l d3 locret: rts
David,
It is in the same M68k family.
-Enjoy
Re: PCM Hammer - new ls1 flash tool
im going to start using the v6 ability thread I started so we stop clogging this one
Last edited by Vampyre on Fri Jan 10, 2020 3:44 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: PCM Hammer - new ls1 flash tool
That is the whole point of the code, the OS is asking what chip do I have to work with, Intel or AMD ...Vampyre wrote:ok gampy now you got me curious, but if you look right above that it asks if its intel. so wondering if thats just left over from something else hmmmm
The comments are mine.
Typical backwards compatibility ... Add new code leaving existing.
Thus any OS's prior to the appearance of the AMD will only run on Intel units, after the appearance of the AMD the OS should run on both, AMD and Intel.
Just like the P59 has Intel only OS's ...
Start a new thread ...
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If I was here to win a popularity contest, their would be no point, so I wouldn't be here!
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Re: PCM Hammer - new ls1 flash tool
Hi all,
Perhaps Antus could move all the related posts to the "new" thread?
Mike
Perhaps Antus could move all the related posts to the "new" thread?
Mike