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        <title>5554</title>
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        <description>5554

5554 is an EMS under development based on the the 32 bit 132 MHz Freescale MPC5554 processor.  The FreeScale MPC5554 processor wil give it all the connections or features you could probably ever want, but will be use a DIY assembled Input/Output board so you only need to purchase and install the components you actually need. This design will allow 5554 to be assembled for as little as $750 for a basic application and under $1000 with all features installed while out performing commercial E…</description>
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        <description>General requirements:
 1)	Easy  setup. 
 2)	Reliable
 3)	Finished product appearance when installed. 
 4)	The smallest foot print possible
 5)	Automotive grade components
 6)	Water tight case
 7)	Surface mount components preferred
 8)	CPC or connector(s)
 9)	On board memory for logging….say enough for 1 minute.

Software requirements:
 10)	Compatible with FreeEMS tuner 
 11)	Traction and launch control
 12)	32x32 tuning maps, user defined points prefered
 13)	8x8 trim maps on each fuel/ignition …</description>
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Not complete, has not been prototyped yet so it's alpha or perhaps pre-alpha. However, read the below for more details and get involved. Right now we are waiting for software to develop to the point where we can make the final attachments of the circuits to the CPU pins. Easy work compared to what has been designed so far.</description>
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        <description>General Spec
This version of FreeEMS is intended as snap in (or near snap in) replacement for BMW ECU.
6 cyl sequential fuel and spark
2 MAP sensors one bametric, 2nd intake
3 general purpose ouputs for fuel pump, ect
2 RPM inputs for both VR and hall sensors
schematic done with KICAD
PCB layout done in PAD's

General Layout

	* remember to fill in the blanks</description>
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        <description>GIT How To

Summary

Here's a brief overview of the steps detailed below for using git with FreeEMS


	*  Create SSH connection using agent 
	*  sign up for a free account with github
	*  fork off a branch of the code
	*  clone the project you forked off, getting your self a local copy
	*  study and make changes
	*  push your changes back up to github to allow others to see</description>
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        <description>5554 Input/Output Specifications
Input- physical   Number  Value        Comments                                  MAP	            2	    0-5          Standard MAP sensor                       TSP	           1	    0-5V         Standard pot type TPS                     Coolant Temp	   1	    0-5V         Thermistor type Temp sensor               Air Temp	   1	    0-5V         Thermistor type Temp sensor               Optional 	   4	    0-5V         Unspecified analog inputs                 reluctor	…</description>
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        <title>start</title>
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        <description>Welcome to the FreeEMS wiki, where free means freedom, and open source means open for anyone to read.

FreeEMS is a free Engine Management System. It includes both software and hardware designs for the experimental engine. Have you ever thought that an engine could run better than when it was manufactured, but haven't been able to make a prototype because it was too large of a task for you to accomplish? Or perhaps you want to do something special at the race track or on a closed stage. If so th…</description>
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        <description>“Official” tuning software for the FreeEMS...


	*  GPL
		*  Python 2.5 or newer 2.x version (tested primarily in Python 2.6.2 - so use this at the moment to be safe)
		*  wxPython (python bindings for wxWidgets, a cross platform gui library)</description>
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        <title>tuner_install</title>
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        <description>Required software

For MS Windows (so far tested on XP,).


wxPython typically needs a language pack installed, it can be found here and you should install it before installing wxPython.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=9B2DA534-3E03-4391-8A4D-074B9F2BC1BF&amp;displaylang=en</description>
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        <description>5554 User Interface I/O - IN  PROGRESS

Please add anything I missed
Function       Function              Input-User       Input -I/O board output - TO ecu        Output - to user     Comment                                General                                                                                                                                                                  Engine type	       2/4/rot                           Value to ECU memory                         Used for fu…</description>
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