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  • S54B32
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    Originally posted by mushitaro View Post

    Thank you for sharing the information. Looking at the XDF that Bry5on forked to GitHub, the alpha-N main Map address is 0xD356.
    Sorry for confusion, I’m not sure from where I got these address.. I have checked it this time on my own xdf and it’s indeed 0xD356. I have edited my post!

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  • Bry5on
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    Originally posted by mushitaro View Post

    Thank you very much. Are you the one who created this XDF?
    With this, I was able to stand at the starting line of the setting.
    It wasn’t me who created it, I’d downloaded it at some point and can’t find the source. Regardless, I’ve added it to git so it should be publicly available now as long as one has the URL

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  • mushitaro
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    Originally posted by AWE46M3 View Post


    Would you mind editing the original post and confirming what the resolution is? Your thread title says "Resolved" so I assume you found the fix. I've skimmed the thread and don't see the fix - would you mind confirming?

    Was this the fix?

    "2.After adjusting the KF_TI_N_RF_VL (WOT injection) table, the jerks were almost resolved. It showed an AFR around 12.5 with the following injection factor settings. (I can't show you because I haven't been able to integrate the engine speed and AFR..)"
    The jerky mentioned in the original post was resolved by adjusting the KF_TI_N_RF_VL (WOT injection) table. Edited the original post.

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  • mushitaro
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    Originally posted by Bry5on View Post
    The linked XDF has them, here's a 3 dimensional plot of the alpha-N map, it shows how much resonance there is between 1500 and 3000 RPM!

    https://github.com/Bry5on/MSS54-XDFs...mplete.xdf.txt
    Thank you very much. Are you the one who created this XDF?
    With this, I was able to stand at the starting line of the setting.

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  • mushitaro
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    Originally posted by S54B32 View Post

    They start @0xD2FE. Three 20x24, all same size/factor. First normal op mode, second Cat heat and last is flap adder.
    Thank you for sharing the information. Looking at the XDF that Bry5on forked to GitHub, the alpha-N main Map address is 0xD356.
    Attached Files

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  • Bry5on
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    The linked XDF has them, here's a 3 dimensional plot of the alpha-N map, it shows how much resonance there is between 1500 and 3000 RPM!

    Attached Files

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  • AWE46M3
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    Originally posted by mushitaro View Post
    Thanks to everyone who contributed information to this community.

    After running Terra's CSL Tune on my car it jerks below 3500 rpm when running at full throttle. And if this continues, all pistons will misfire.
    When I measured the air-fuel ratio, it shows 10.0 up to 3500rpm.
    I know this issue has already been discussed, but for those of you who have DIY'd this, how did you tune it?

    .....

    Would you mind editing the original post and confirming what the resolution is? Your thread title says "Resolved" so I assume you found the fix. I've skimmed the thread and don't see the fix - would you mind confirming?

    Was this the fix?

    "2.After adjusting the KF_TI_N_RF_VL (WOT injection) table, the jerks were almost resolved. It showed an AFR around 12.5 with the following injection factor settings. (I can't show you because I haven't been able to integrate the engine speed and AFR..)"

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  • S54B32
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    Originally posted by Ryan_R View Post
    Any update on locating the 20x24 map? I’ve checked all the maps in tunerpro and have yet to find anything remotely close to a 20x24 sized map.
    They start @0xD356. Three 20x24, all same size/factor. First normal op mode, second Cat heat and last is flap adder.

    Last edited by S54B32; 08-23-2023, 12:05 AM. Reason: Wrong map address, sorry!

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  • BMWfanz
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    Originally posted by mushitaro View Post
    Thanks to everyone who contributed information to this community.

    After running Terra's CSL Tune on my car it jerks below 3500 rpm when running at full throttle. And if this continues, all pistons will misfire.
    When I measured the air-fuel ratio, it shows 10.0 up to 3500rpm.
    I know this issue has already been discussed, but for those of you who have DIY'd this, how did you tune it?
    https://nam3forum.com/forums/forum/s...2025#post42025



    I've seen the thread below mention how to deal with this issue.
    https://nam3forum.com/forums/forum/s...5420#post75420
    However, the heated debate does not seem to have converged.
    Can anyone understand and explain the conclusion of this discussion?

    What does "simple" mean in the thread below?
    https://nam3forum.com/forums/forum/s...5#post42095​

    This is what I did.
    ① The fuel injection coefficient of the full throttle map was lowered step by step.
    > does not resolve.

    ② I turned off the catalyst protection control using Martin's tool.
    > does not resolve.

    My vehicle is January 2004 SMG2(japan).
    【Equipment】
    ・Turner CSL Style Intake Kit
    ・MSS54HP
    ・MAP sensor
    ・Stock M3 cam
    ・Euro header(Stock)
    ・Euro Cat(Stock)
    ・Stock muffler

    The cam offset is corrected to stockM3 using Tuner Pro.
    Converting the IAT scale to CSL using Martin's tools.
    I used testo to confirm that the map sensor is working.

    I've attached the BIN with my changes.​
    Try to cut Fuel injection in full throttle map- based on your AFR its to rich. Another reason could be Overlap. Maybe some vanos maps should be corrected. Which exhaust setup do you have? In your attached bin- there is a lot of fuel in WOT at 2600-3000 i think. Try to cut it and see will AFR change or not.
    Last edited by BMWfanz; 08-10-2023, 08:33 PM.

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  • Ryan_R
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    Any update on locating the 20x24 map? I’ve checked all the maps in tunerpro and have yet to find anything remotely close to a 20x24 sized map.

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  • Bry5on
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    Originally posted by S54B32 View Post
    This 18*12 is not used per my knowledge to calculate RF in 0401 SW. The 18*12 is the limp mode base map to calculate RF (if Maf is faulty or not present) you would use in non CSL „AlphaN“ tunes. You must use the 20*24 maps in 0401, some time ago I saw a public xdf with these included, but the conversion inside the cells was not correct if I remember correct. But anyway the size and location was correct.

    When I’m back I will let you know the map names.
    Appreciate all the help so far! I also haven’t been able to find the maps specified in the public XDF as the table sizes aren’t labeled. Looking forward to your guidance on this one. Thanks again

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  • S54B32
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    This 18*12 is not used per my knowledge to calculate RF in 0401 SW. The 18*12 is the limp mode base map to calculate RF (if Maf is faulty or not present) you would use in non CSL „AlphaN“ tunes. You must use the 20*24 maps in 0401, some time ago I saw a public xdf with these included, but the conversion inside the cells was not correct if I remember correct. But anyway the size and location was correct.

    When I’m back I will let you know the map names.

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  • mushitaro
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    Originally posted by S54B32 View Post

    Sorry for late response…there are 3 of the „famous AlphaN“ maps. One is normal operation, one is emergency/limp and one is added if flap is open (not sure if it’s always added when flap is missing, best is to zero out). All these are 20x24, so look out on the public XDF for these 3 maps, I’m using my own xdf but these should be included. I have no notebook with me on vacation, but when I’m home I can look up the addresses if you don’t find them. The map for the flap starts in the lower areas with many zeros, easy to find out which is the correct one to zero completely out when flap is deleted.
    Thank you for contacting us during your vacation.
    I would like you to tell me the name of the map when you have time.
    According to public XDF (000401PD11) the ”famous AlphaN” is known to be 18*12.

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    20*24 maps are not found by looking around public complete XDF.

    Is what I'm seeing radically different? I'm a little confused.​

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  • S54B32
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    Originally posted by Bry5on View Post

    Which table is specific to the open flap? I didn’t realize there was one..
    Sorry for late response…there are 3 of the „famous AlphaN“ maps. One is normal operation, one is emergency/limp and one is added if flap is open (not sure if it’s always added when flap is missing, best is to zero out). All these are 20x24, so look out on the public XDF for these 3 maps, I’m using my own xdf but these should be included. I have no notebook with me on vacation, but when I’m home I can look up the addresses if you don’t find them. The map for the flap starts in the lower areas with many zeros, easy to find out which is the correct one to zero completely out when flap is deleted.

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  • Bry5on
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    Originally posted by mushitaro View Post


    Thank you for such information. It was a necessary information for a beginner like me.

    How do you integrate engine speed and air-fuel ratio?
    I'm using PLX's SM AFR and I'm having trouble integrating it with Testo. Initially, I chose the PLX in anticipation of using the PLX's Bluetooth integrated device, but later realized that it was no longer available as it was discontinued.. (I should have bought the innovate LM-2 from the beginning..)

    I'm looking for ideas on how this can be achieved most easily.
    I am a beginner and studying electronic devices and serial communication standards.​
    I’m using testo and an innovative LC-2. It’s a little clunky to set up but it works pretty well once it’s initially set up.

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