Installation and adjustament manual
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PROGRAMMATION
vehicle to be converted
- Record the customer data in the CUSTOMERS
archive.
1)
The automatic installation procedure guides the
operator through the following simple but important
steps:
First, a window appears in the VEHICLE archive
(Fig. 5.4).
From this window it is possible:
1. To program the ECU with the programming
selected in the vehicle archive
6)
Once the uploading is complete, the second phase is
initiated. The PC connects to the ECU, and, for futu-
re reference, acquires from it the specific identification
data pertinent to the ECU’s characteristics. After this
operation is complete the computer displays the
CUSTOMER ARCHIVE window, so that the operator
can enter the customer data. This is an important
operation and requires attention, since the data
entered, combined with the ECU data, make up the
CUSTOMER FILE, which makes the data pertinent
to that specific installation available for the installer.
7)
To terminate this operation sequence, it is necessary
to click on the EXIT button (ALT-E). Please note:
the computer accepts this command only if all the
key data have been entered. In the case of missing
data, the computer warns the operator.
8)
The installation procedure terminates with the ECU
connected to the computer. This can be confirmed by
looking at the status bar in the main window. It must
display the CONNECTION WITH ECU
ESTABLISHED verbiage, and the file name stored
in the ECU.
5.5.1 ECU management
The ECU Management button F2 allows the user to enter
into a sub-menu containing the following items:
- Display and Verifications (F1)
- Operational Diagnosis (F2)
- Parameter Modification (F3)
- Main Menu (ESC)
All the operations of this menu are possible only if the
ECU is CONNECTED and powered up. If the user has
performed the LIS installation the ECU is ready.
Otherwise, it is necessary to choose the command
CONNECT in the ECU menu of the main screen display
before entering this page.
Fig.5.4
2. To consult the general installation instructions
3. To consult the specific instructions for the
conversion in progress
4. To register the customer data, once the
programming of the ECU has taken place.
2)
Once the vehicle model has been chosen, click on
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS (or ALT-G) in order
to see the general installation instructions.
The specific instruction file is accessible by clicking
on VEHICLE-SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS (or ALT-
V). Please note: these buttons are enabled only if the
data files for the vehicle to be converted are available.
3)
Before proceeding with the ECU programming,
remove the ECU’s fuse on the power supply cable,
for just a few seconds. This sets the ECU in
programming reception mode.
4)
The programming operation is started by clicking on
the PROGRAM ECU button (ALT-P). Notice that this
button is enabled only if car model has been
previously selected from the vehicle archive.
5)
During the programming operation a small
communication window appears, to indicate the
progress of the programming. At the end of the
programming, if all data have been uploaded properly,
the message OPERATION SUCCESSFUL appears.
In case of error, the computer displays the message,
and provides the opportunity to attempt uploading
again. In addition to the data pertinent to the fuel
mapping strategy, data pertinent to the fuel
deceleration switch-over and Landi fuel level sensor
are uploaded.
Fig.5.5
