[Shotimes] L0S PCM?

[Adam Parrott]

Tom Teixeira wrote:
> > A driver is code that runs a piece of hardware.  Your problem is a
> > bad on board relay.
> >
> > Paul Nimz
> > '97 TR
> > '93 EG mtx
>
> For hardware types, a driver is something that takes a low current
> signal and converts it to a high current. So a relay is one type of
> driver. But there are several possible drivers that could be bad: a
> driver on the chip itself that sends the signal to an output pin; a
> transistor or separate small amplifier on the module that sends the
> signal from the output pin to  a longer wire; or a relay somewhere
> (like the CCRM) that sends voltage to something like the fuel pump.

Thank you, Tom.  ;)

Alan Fanning wrote:
> Mark,
>
> Could you elaborate on how this works for us ignorant types?
>
> > with the twEECer board, you can run the X2J program on any year
> > computer :)
> >
> > mark

Looks in dictionary under "thunder stealer" ...  ;)

The primary difference between an EEC Tuner or LPM's mode of operation and
the TwEECer's is that the former only modifies specific addresses within
the code of the existing instruction set (meaning you're stuck modifying
the computer that you have), while the TwEECer actually writes OVER the
existing ROM set with it's own (complete) binary image.  This power and
portability is what allows an MTX user to enjoy the benefits of the X2J
calibration on their B9Bx or L0S computer without upgrading to an actual
X2J (the same holds true for ATX users who add a TwEECer to their H3Zx).

Adam