Thread: NismoTronic Tuning Software for TunerCode

ok, I need a daughterboard installed then...

With TunerCode there is no reason to have an injector resizing window that changes the Kvalue.

The Kvalue should only be adjusted when you are changing your MAF sensor as the Kvalue is more a MAF scaling factor than an injector scaling factor!!

If you have TunerCode the injector resizing should be done in the Current and Base injector parameters in the ROM!

Here is an example of the Maf Table and Rescaling.

Enter Old MAF max HP
Enter New MAF max HP
Check boxes to rescale TP and TP Min/Max if you would like.

This will automatically adjust the K-Value for you and rescale the TP and TP Min/Max tables to suite the new K-value factor.



Here is an example of the Maf Selection drop down menu and how to create a Custom Maf.



Edit the MAF curve to your liking then hit "Save Maf"



It will now save your current MAF curve as whatever you named it and it will then get saved to the MAFdata file in the root directory to be used at a later time or on another car with a similar setup.



I hope that answers some of the questions about that.

I also added an Emulator Help section to the website, explaining how to Connect/Upload/Download from the emulators.

Here is a link to the Emulator Help
Emulator HELP - NismoTronic

Nice. Definately will be getting this. Nice upgrade from my e-manage.

Just a suggestion, maybe you should also add the part numbers of the maf, since different sr20det engines come with different mafs, like N62, N60, E60, etc.

I will see what I can do about adding part numbers to it.

JK, could you give me your price on the Ostriches?

Even in my RT v0 I can remove the USB cable easily without opening the ECU, it has a floppy disk power connector on the other side and you can reach it through a hole in the ECU, no big deal.

Thnx for the price JK. Now I only want to get guarantees that Nismotronic will work on a VE ECU. :P

Would it be possible to leave the ostriches hooked up permanently, without a laptop, permanently?

@SENTRASER:

Yes, that's absolutely fine and no problem because of a lithium battery just like PC's use to keep their date and time running.