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1985 GL1200 Limited ECU Replacement/Upgrade
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<blockquote data-quote="Rednaxs60" data-source="post: 209740" data-attributes="member: 4617"><p>Have been progressing my quest for an upgrade/replacement ECU. Have the bike in the garage so that I can put in additional wiring to do some signal tests, as well as some minor maintenance I have been wanting to do.</p><p></p><p>In advance of receiving the Speeduino ECU unit, I ordered a couple of Arduino Megas from Toronto and received them yesterday. This is the brains of the Speeduino ECU assembly:[ATTACH=full]18080[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>Packaging was quite small, and I thought it was something else. Was surprised at the size of these units 4X2 inches, came with the CH chip but can work with that. Come a long way since the mid '80s. I remember my first computer, an IBM PCJr. Every time I started it, the message on the screen read IBM PCjr 128K the most powerful computer you will ever need. </p><p></p><p>Installed the firmware onto the Mega. Tried doing it through the Arduino software, but was getting an error message regarding "table H". Fiddled with this for a while then decided to use SpeedyLoader. Had to disable the virus software on my laptop, ESET, to use SpeedyLoader. Installed firmware without a hitch. Good start.</p><p></p><p>The assembled unit I have ordered has a Mega attached, will be interesting to see what it has.</p><p></p><p>Have been browsing the web regarding the Speeduino and how to set it up and use it. Every now and then have to visit the Megasquirt sites as well. </p><p></p><p>Found a site that has information regarding the air and coolant temp sensors and how to set them up to use with the software/hardware at this site: <a href="https://dtec.net.au/Tech%20Articles.htm" target="_blank">https://dtec.net.au/Tech%20Articles.htm</a> Lots of good info.</p><p></p><p>It's a steep learning curve, but will be worth it.</p><p></p><p>Cheers</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rednaxs60, post: 209740, member: 4617"] Have been progressing my quest for an upgrade/replacement ECU. Have the bike in the garage so that I can put in additional wiring to do some signal tests, as well as some minor maintenance I have been wanting to do. In advance of receiving the Speeduino ECU unit, I ordered a couple of Arduino Megas from Toronto and received them yesterday. This is the brains of the Speeduino ECU assembly:[ATTACH type="full" alt="Arduino Mega.JPG"]18080._xfImport[/ATTACH] Packaging was quite small, and I thought it was something else. Was surprised at the size of these units 4X2 inches, came with the CH chip but can work with that. Come a long way since the mid '80s. I remember my first computer, an IBM PCJr. Every time I started it, the message on the screen read IBM PCjr 128K the most powerful computer you will ever need. Installed the firmware onto the Mega. Tried doing it through the Arduino software, but was getting an error message regarding "table H". Fiddled with this for a while then decided to use SpeedyLoader. Had to disable the virus software on my laptop, ESET, to use SpeedyLoader. Installed firmware without a hitch. Good start. The assembled unit I have ordered has a Mega attached, will be interesting to see what it has. Have been browsing the web regarding the Speeduino and how to set it up and use it. Every now and then have to visit the Megasquirt sites as well. Found a site that has information regarding the air and coolant temp sensors and how to set them up to use with the software/hardware at this site: [url=https://dtec.net.au/Tech%20Articles.htm]https://dtec.net.au/Tech%20Articles.htm[/url] Lots of good info. It's a steep learning curve, but will be worth it. Cheers [/QUOTE]
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