I was told for the Rom emulator to work correctly it much have a constany power source so you dont lose your info when you shut the car off?
But if your using the Rom Emulator you wouldnt really need to shut the car off to burn the rom would you? Doesnt the Rom emulator go in the ecu then connect to the Chip burner with the chip . So that you can make changes without keep reburning and just do one burn for the tune. If im correct you can just burn the Rom right onto the chip without needing to shut the car off ?
Any info on this. . BTW this is for the oldschool 4b system
Rom emulator questions .
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Yes and no. To initially download to the Romulator you will need for the car to be shut off.Then when you are making your adjustments the adjustments can be made with the car running. This really helps out during idle adjustments and the autotune feature (which I haven't mastered yet). If any adjustments are made with the car turned off I recommend downloading each time prior to startup. The Romulator uses backup power of its capacitors and can store data buffers within itself upto 8 hrs so you can use cigarette lighter to power your laptop and the Romulator will function w/o any trouble.
Joe.
Joe.
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08 IS350 Sport Package, Levinson, Nav, Radar cruise.
94 JZA80 6speed undergoing major weight reduction AKA 911 GT2 killer.
90 DA9 B18C5 retired auto-Xer
Well i hooked my lighter up to constant . seemed to work ok to keep the burner on . i tried the rom emulator and it wouldnt work . i took it out and noticed a pin broke off somehow . damnit, . im gonna resocket it today and see if i can get it working . reburning after changes everytime sucks ass. lol.