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  • #16
    Re: The MegaSquirt explanation thread

    I guess I'll throw another newbie question into the ring.
    Is the future MegaSquirt III a replacement for the I and II processors or does it need to be used with one of them? I guess another way to look at it is if I wanted to use the MegaSquirt III processor, when it becomes available, for sequential injection with COP ignition I could use either a V3.0 or 3.57 board, the MegaSquirt III processor, and a sequential injection expansion card, is that correct?
    Thanks for the help.

    Patrick

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    • #17
      Re: The MegaSquirt explanation thread

      Originally posted by cuda68
      I guess I'll throw another newbie question into the ring.
      Is the future MegaSquirt III a replacement for the I and II processors or does it need to be used with one of them? I guess another way to look at it is if I wanted to use the MegaSquirt III processor, when it becomes available, for sequential injection with COP ignition I could use either a V3.0 or 3.57 board, the MegaSquirt III processor, and a sequential injection expansion card, is that correct?
      Thanks for the help.

      Patrick
      I'm a noob toMS3, but my understanding is that you have it correct. It's a new processor that can live on the same older circuit boards, with minor mods. THen you add the extra board that has the physical outputs to drive the sequential injection and spark.

      Matt will be better at explaining this than I am, as usual!
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      • #18
        Re: The MegaSquirt explanation thread

        Originally posted by dieselgeek
        [I'm a noob toMS3, but my understanding is that you have it correct. It's a new processor that can live on the same older circuit boards, with minor mods. THen you add the extra board that has the physical outputs to drive the sequential injection and spark.

        Matt will be better at explaining this than I am, as usual!
        I don't think you could have simplified it much further, sounds fairly straight forward.
        Thanks again for the info.

        Patrick

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        • #19
          Re: The MegaSquirt explanation thread

          Originally posted by cuda68
          I guess I'll throw another newbie question into the ring.
          Is the future MegaSquirt III a replacement for the I and II processors or does it need to be used with one of them? I guess another way to look at it is if I wanted to use the MegaSquirt III processor, when it becomes available, for sequential injection with COP ignition I could use either a V3.0 or 3.57 board, the MegaSquirt III processor, and a sequential injection expansion card, is that correct?
          Thanks for the help.

          Patrick
          DG is right - it's a circuit board that plugs into the processor socket, like the MS2. You'd remove the old processor and swap in a new MS3 daughter card and expansion board. It'll also need a new, taller case to clear some of the components.

          There was a device talked about caller a router board that was supposed to work as an expansion for the MS2 that would keep the MS2 processor. It was dropped when it turned out to be more complexity and money than it was worth.

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          • #20
            Re: The MegaSquirt explanation thread

            So to run an engine and a transmission you'd need a pair of MSII?
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            • #21
              Re: The MegaSquirt explanation thread

              Originally posted by CTX-SLPR
              So to run an engine and a transmission you'd need a pair of MSII?
              Yes, or an MS2 + a GPIO board.

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              • #22
                Re: The MegaSquirt explanation thread

                Originally posted by Matt Cramer
                Originally posted by CTX-SLPR
                So to run an engine and a transmission you'd need a pair of MSII?
                Yes, or an MS2 + a GPIO board.
                Is it possible to put an MS3 and a GPIO board on the same MS2?
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                • #23
                  Re: The MegaSquirt explanation thread

                  Originally posted by CTX-SLPR
                  Originally posted by Matt Cramer
                  Originally posted by CTX-SLPR
                  So to run an engine and a transmission you'd need a pair of MSII?
                  Yes, or an MS2 + a GPIO board.
                  Is it possible to put an MS3 and a GPIO board on the same MS2?
                  Well, that would make it an MS3 plus a GPIO as you'd be replacing the MS2's processor. But they can work together. You could also have an MS3 controlling the fuel and an MS2 controlling the transmission. We have to look into the trans control code ourselves... (eyes the leaking TH250 in Jerry's Nova...)

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                  • #24
                    Re: The MegaSquirt explanation thread

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                    Central TEXAS Sleeper
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