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Old Jan 17, 2002 | 03:10 PM
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AEM ECU Features for RX7

Here is a basic list of features the AEM ECU has for the 93+ RX7
93+ RX7 ECU PINOUT Features for Plug N Play
Spare inputs and outputs w/ User definable I/O

1D Check engine light / Shift light
1E A/C Request (default) Speed sensor input or User switched input
1F 2nd Knock sensor or 0-5v input
1I Spare Speed input or Switched input
1L A/C output (Default)or programmed output (I.E. Nitrous)
1M Vehicle Speed input
1N Power steering switch input (Default)or user switched input
1O Map sensor input (any range, I.E. 1-5 bar)
1P Spare Speed input or Switched input
1Q Clutch switch input (Default) (2step control) or user defined input
1R Gear position input (Default), or user switched input
1S Brake switch input (Default), or user switched input (+12v)
1U Fuel temp sensor input (Default) or user defined 0-5v input
1V Coil 4 output (for non wasted spark application) or user defined output

2A Wide band O2 sensor ground
2C Auto trans control or user defined output w/ manual trans
2E Autor trans control or user defined output w/ manual trans
2F Spare 0-5v input
2G Auto trans control or user defined output w/ manual trans
2H Spare user defined +12v output
2I Heat hazard light trigger or EGT input (RTD type)
2J Air pump output, or user defined output
2K Gear position input (Default), or user defined switched input
2L Gear position input (default), or user defined switched input

3A Oil metering pump position sensor or user defined 0-5v input
3B Alternator control (Default) or EGT input (RTD type)
3C O2 INPUT
3D Radiator fan control
3G TPS full throttle signal (Default)or EGT input (RTD type)
3H Purge control (Default) or user defined output
3I 5v Reference
3J EGR input (Default) or EGT input (RTD type)
3K Intake turbo valve control (Default) or user defined output
3N Port air valve (Default) or user output or additional injector control
3O Double throttle control (Default) or user defined output
3P Vavle relief 1(Default) or user defined output or additional injector control

4F Split air bypass (Default) or user defined output
4K Oil metering pump control or user defined output
4L Oil metering pump control or user defined output
4M Pressure control (Default)or user defined output or additional injector control
4N Switch valve (Default)or user defined output or additional injector control
4O EGR solenoid (Default)or user defined output or additional injector control
4P Aws solenoid (Default)or user defined output or additional injector control
4Q Idle speed control (Default)or user defined Pulse width output
4R Turbo control valve (Default) or user defined output
4S Primary Blow off valve control (Default)or user defined output
4T Secondary Blow off valve control (Default) or user defined output
4U Boost control (Default) or user defined Pulse width output
4V Turbo pre-control (Default)or user defined output

Built in datalogging 512k or up to 1hr
Sequential injection
Knock control
Closed loop control
Comprehensive Nitrous control
Traction control
Anti-Lag
Boost control
Plug N Play
Run any amount of boost
Up to 12 user programable outputs
Up to 7 user definable inputs
Windows based software
2 EGT inputs with feedback control (RTD Type)
*All Stock Sensors are used
All factory accessories remain working
Controls factory Oil metering pump (user definable)

*If running over 17psi of boost, stock map sensor must be replaced with 3bar minimum.


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Old Jan 17, 2002 | 04:29 PM
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Jason, I so wish I can understand that stuff. All sounds liek grble to me, but that's why I'm here! To learn...so witht hat said and done, thx for the info. Anyway you can disclose the info as to why the unit was delayed?
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Old Jan 17, 2002 | 05:08 PM
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The units were delayed because they are not ready to be shipped.

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Old Jan 17, 2002 | 06:47 PM
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Originally posted by Black680hp7 The units were delayed because they are not ready to be shipped.Jason.
Realistically are we talking about a major delay, like April 2002???

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Old Jan 17, 2002 | 06:49 PM
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Jason,
will the unit control 1600cc injectors? Is there an input for those?

Thanks
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Old Jan 17, 2002 | 06:56 PM
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What kind of features/compatability for the 'generic' unit (for us FC guys?)
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Old Jan 17, 2002 | 07:35 PM
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Jason,
will the unit control 1600cc injectors? Is there an input for those?

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Old Jan 17, 2002 | 07:35 PM
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Originally posted by Cap'nWankel
What kind of features/compatability for the 'generic' unit (for us FC guys?)
The same.
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Old Jan 17, 2002 | 08:07 PM
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Re: AEM ECU Features for RX7

Originally posted by Black680hp7
*If running over 17psi of boost, stock map sensor must be replaced with 3bar minimum.Jason. [/B]
What 3bar map sensor do you recommend??

Ken
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Old Jan 18, 2002 | 12:05 AM
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Knock control

Jason, can you get into more details about the knock control features.

Is the amount of retard user programmable with respect to amount of knock detected?

How does the unit advances the timing after encountering knock, is this also user programmable?


Thanks in advance, Wayne.
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Old Jan 18, 2002 | 10:34 AM
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Re: Re: AEM ECU Features for RX7

Originally posted by LUV94RX7


What 3bar map sensor do you recommend??

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Old Jan 18, 2002 | 10:35 AM
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Re: Knock control

Originally posted by waynespeed
Jason, can you get into more details about the knock control features.

Is the amount of retard user programmable with respect to amount of knock detected?

How does the unit advances the timing after encountering knock, is this also user programmable?


Thanks in advance, Wayne.
It is all fully user definable, amount of retard per volt, amount of fuel added in %/per volt, and rate to reverse the process.

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Old Jan 22, 2002 | 12:04 AM
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This is such a wonderful piece! I can hardly wait to get my hands on one! For tuners like me, lots of spare inputs and outputs are a wet dream! I might even trade in the TEC for these prices. FC owners -- I'll be glad to fab up custom harnesses for direct plug 'n play. Oooohhh.... so many inputs and outputs!! Download the demo software off the AEM website, and poke around. It's a little cute 'n fluffy, but still loaded with cool features. Even the auto tranny control looks fun -- I'll have to crank up the settings on the next car that comes in for an auto->5spd swap and see what the limits are! Maybe I'll have to 'expense' an auto tranny to find the real limits; it will be interesting to find the physical limits of the tranny with powerful software control. No more progressive NOS controllers ever needed again... no more RPM window switches... no more external staged injector drivers on TEC's due to insufficient numbers of dedicated drivers... and all those inputs and outputs... did I mention those already? I'll be sure to post a detailed writeup when I get one in here to play with.

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Old Jan 23, 2002 | 01:27 AM
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Does your knock function retard both leading and trailing?
Have you used the traction control feature on your RX-7?
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Re: Re: Re: AEM ECU Features for RX7

Originally posted by Black680hp7 Delco [/B]
Delco? I assume that is GM which is a 3 bar which Dave at KDR recommends. Says it cost $45.

Again I ask "WHEN WHEN" can we get this great product?????

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Old Jan 23, 2002 | 07:28 PM
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The knock sensor will control whatever you tell it to, leading and trailing front rotor, rear rotor etc...

I have used traction control on my 7 it works fine

You can get the system as soon as it's available.

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Old Jan 23, 2002 | 11:07 PM
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Will you provide some technical assistance to hook-up the traction control system?

Question on sensors: Is changine a sensor as simple as telling the ECU what sensor is in there? Example: Changine the stock coolant sensor to a GM is just telling the ECU that a GM sensor is in there? Basically, I am curious about how you tell the ECU which coolant sensor, air temp sensor, boost solenoid, etc etc are in use. I have a feeling that all become clear if I could only see that ECU menu from the demo software ......
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Old Jan 23, 2002 | 11:15 PM
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Will you provide some technical assistance to hook-up the traction control system?

Question on sensors: Is changine a sensor as simple as telling the ECU what sensor is in there? Example: Changine the stock coolant sensor to a GM is just telling the ECU that a GM sensor is in there? Basically, I am curious about how you tell the ECU which coolant sensor, air temp sensor, boost solenoid, etc etc are in use. I have a feeling that all become clear if I could only see that ECU menu from the demo software ......
There are tables to enter values of what the actual signal coming into the ecu is equivelant to. I.E. if you have a raw signal coming in from a sensor that you know is say 75 degrees F, then you go to the appropriate sensor table and enter that value in the table. As for the boost controller you decide to use, you just determine what pulse width equals what boost, and enter those values in the boost control tables.

This leaves us very open to being able to accomadate any type of sensor.

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Old Jan 23, 2002 | 11:37 PM
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So then are the preset values included for popular sensors?
I remember something about boost by gear from the supra forum ... how about dual boost settings or boost by rpm?

I am leaning toward this product but I just recently spend lots of time rewiring my car for the Haltech and I want to be sure it is worth it. I don't suppose you could send me a full copy of that software?
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Old Jan 24, 2002 | 04:01 PM
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So then are the preset values included for popular sensors?
I remember something about boost by gear from the supra forum ... how about dual boost settings or boost by rpm?

I am leaning toward this product but I just recently spend lots of time rewiring my car for the Haltech and I want to be sure it is worth it. I don't suppose you could send me a full copy of that software?
All of this can be configured, it doesn't come set up from AEM that way.

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Old Jan 24, 2002 | 07:18 PM
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I was taking a look at the ECU PINOUT Features for Plug N Play at the top of this page.
I counted 49 terminal IDs.
Does anyone see a pinout or terminal id for four stock injectors.
Does anyone see a pinout or terminal ID for coil #1(leading) or #2 (Trailing 1)or #3 (Trailing 2).
I saw a terminal id # 1V.
This was for coil 4.
This is definitely not plug and play.

Am I missing something.
This is bothering me. Engine Management means to give spark and fuel.
Someone please point out to me what I am missing.....
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Old Jan 24, 2002 | 08:37 PM
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Jason,
Does this unit has more terminals than you listed?
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Old Jan 25, 2002 | 12:14 AM
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If you take a closer look , the title is user features, the stuff you listed is a must be assigned type deal. They have to performe those functions. The stuff listed is user definable.

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Old Jan 25, 2002 | 11:37 AM
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OK. I am now calm. I want this unit. I just need some questions answered. Here is a question.
How many pinouts does this unit have?
Which pinouts are left for the injectors and the coils?
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Old Jan 25, 2002 | 11:51 AM
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Jason,
I know on many ECUs there is and issue with the units acquiring a usable signal for engine position and speed on so many different applications.
The Haltech E6k has built in internal reluctor adapters with adjustments and software to help them use many stock sensors.
On the WOLF3D I used a capacitor to clean up the signal on a TurboII along with removing some teeth.
On the electromotive TECHII you have to run their crank wheel.

How Does the AEM EMS address this?
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