[Ander]

Question:
Does the Procede function in a passthru mode when it has no power?

Per install video this appears to be true.

If so, can't we just put an inline switch on the exposed engine bay ground? This would allow a simple valet mode without drilling an ugly hole in the glove compartment.

It would require planning ahead and just opening the hood and switching off ground.

Risk: when Procede ground is removed, is there a risk of a negative ground leak thru the wiring harness into the ecm?

[OpenFlash]

Disconnecting the power or the ground will not make the PROcede "passthru". Doing so will break continuity with all the intercepted signals. Use the bypass plug instead

[RiXst3r]

Originally Posted by shiv@vishnu

To switch maps, all you need to do is bring one of the wires on the PROcede harness to ground. You can do this with a switch mounted under the hood or routed through your firewall into the cabin. Or just wait for the remote control switch device that we'll release just after we ship out all these PROcedes.

Shiv

Originally Posted by shiv@vishnu

You can't really bypass the PROcede without physically installing a bypass plug which means you will have to get access to it. The PROcede itself can only hold 2 maps. Although you can hook up a trim pot/knob to it to give you infinitely adjustable boost/fuel/tuning curves. But we'd like to keep it simple for now and just stick with the 2 discrete map limit for now

Cheers,
shiv

Care to share which wire, shiv?

If I had to guess, I would say all the magic is on the gray connector... connect pin 12 to ground to swtch maps, and connect a trim knob to pins 8-12-ground to adjust curves. Pin 8 has 5v, and pin 12 is the last analog input, which is where you connect the trim knob

[e.n335]

Originally Posted by RiXst3r

Care to share which wire, shiv?

If I had to guess, I would say all the magic is on the gray connector... connect pin 12 to ground to swtch maps, and connect a trim knob to pins 8-12-ground to adjust curves. Pin 8 has 5v, and pin 12 is the last analog input, which is where you connect the trim knob

DON't ! The PROcede is not similar to the Haltech unit. My guess is that we all won't have a valet switch, thus the PROcede has his own logic how the map's are stored, computed and processed. I doubt that there is a stock map stored in the device ...

However, a simple hardware solution would make such a switch possible.

TOMORROW I WILL GET MY NEW CAR

[tek818]

Originally Posted by eugen.niederreiter

DON't ! The PROcede is not similar to the Haltech unit. My guess is that we all won't have a valet switch, thus the PROcede has his own logic how the map's are stored, computed and processed. I doubt that there is a stock map stored in the device ...

However, a simple hardware solution would make such a switch possible.

TOMORROW I WILL GET MY NEW CAR

congrats Eugen!!! finally!!

[RiXst3r]

Originally Posted by eugen.niederreiter

DON't ! The PROcede is not similar to the Haltech unit. My guess is that we all won't have a valet switch, thus the PROcede has his own logic how the map's are stored, computed and processed. I doubt that there is a stock map stored in the device ...

However, a simple hardware solution would make such a switch possible.

TOMORROW I WILL GET MY NEW CAR

shiv said:

Originally Posted by shiv@vishnu

To switch maps, all you need to do is bring one of the wires on the PROcede harness to ground. You can do this with a switch mounted under the hood or routed through your firewall into the cabin. Or just wait for the remote control switch device that we'll release just after we ship out all these PROcedes.

Shiv

so which wire is it!!!!

[e.n335]

Originally Posted by RiXst3r

shiv said:


so which wire is it!!!!

... outdated due to lifecycle management ...

[OpenFlash]

Any one of the digital inputs can trigger the mapswitch. The only things, with v2, we are using ALL of the 4 digital inputs and 4 outputs. This means that we are making firmware changes to make an analog input do the map switch. If you guys can wait a bit, we'll have it all sorted out soon

Shiv

[RiXst3r]

Originally Posted by shiv@vishnu

Any one of the digital inputs can trigger the mapswitch. The only things, with v2, we are using ALL of the 4 digital inputs and 4 outputs. This means that we are making firmware changes to make an analog input do the map switch. If you guys can wait a bit, we'll have it all sorted out soon

Shiv

awesome! Thanks!

[scottp999]

It seems that I like my procede more everyday! We need some 6"*2" vishnu tuning stickers for our back windows.

[DCJAX]

Originally Posted by shiv@vishnu

Any one of the digital inputs can trigger the mapswitch. The only things, with v2, we are using ALL of the 4 digital inputs and 4 outputs. This means that we are making firmware changes to make an analog input do the map switch. If you guys can wait a bit, we'll have it all sorted out soon

Shiv

My car will be stateside early september, so you have a little bit of time.

[Ander]

Originally Posted by shiv@vishnu

...This means that we are making firmware changes ...

Shiv

"firmware". Does this mean that existing customers have to ship the Procede back to implement the firmware changes?

[OpenFlash]

nope. customers can update firmware themselved. Just like uploading a new map.

[Ander]

Originally Posted by shiv@vishnu

nope. customers can update firmware themselved. Just like uploading a new map.