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    EDC15P PID Maps in VAGEDC Suite

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    This document provides instructions for locating PID maps in an EDC15P engine control unit using VAGEDC Suite. It explains that the PID maps will be found under unknown maps as 16x1 arrays. It recommends sorting the addresses from low to high and searching before the boost pressure target address for the PID I, D and P maps in sequence. Following these steps allows accessing and editing the PID maps without WinOLS if the ECU supports this method.

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    This document provides instructions for locating PID maps in an EDC15P engine control unit using VAGEDC Suite. It explains that the PID maps will be found under unknown maps as 16x1 arrays. It recommends sorting the addresses from low to high and searching before the boost pressure target address for the PID I, D and P maps in sequence. Following these steps allows accessing and editing the PID maps without WinOLS if the ECU supports this method.

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    This document provides instructions for locating PID maps in an EDC15P engine control unit using VAGEDC Suite. It explains that the PID maps will be found under unknown maps as 16x1 arrays. It recommends sorting the addresses from low to high and searching before the boost pressure target address for the PID I, D and P maps in sequence. Following these steps allows accessing and editing the PID maps without WinOLS if the ECU supports this method.

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    EDC15P PID Maps in VAGEDC Suite

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    This document provides instructions for locating PID maps in an EDC15P engine control unit using VAGEDC Suite. It explains that the PID maps will be found under unknown maps as 16x1 arrays. It recommends sorting the addresses from low to high and searching before the boost pressure target address for the PID I, D and P maps in sequence. Following these steps allows accessing and editing the PID maps without WinOLS if the ECU supports this method.

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    EDC15P PID Maps in

    VAGEDC Suite
    Written by : Wayne Modz

    This document is exclusive to www.ecuconnections.com

    This was inspired by a post by Diesel Johnny that can be found here:
    http://www.ecuconnections.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=452

    This method might not always work but if you do not have WinOLS
    and this method works on your ecu, it can be very handy.
    If you have WinOLS this helps you find the address ;-)

    DO NOT ALTER PID MAPS IF YOU DO NOT KNOW HOW TO


    The EDC15P ECU structure is as follows:
     PID ( I ) Map (16x1)
     PID ( D ) Map (16x1)
     Boost Pressure Target (10x16)
     PID ( P ) Map (16x1)

    Because VAGEDC Suite uses signature bytes ,it finds a lot of maps
    which it does not categorize but it does allow you to edit.

    The PID Maps will be found under UNKNOWN Maps.


    The PID Maps are 16x1

    I am using the following ECU in this document:

    MODEL : 038906019PJ
    PN : 0281015432
    ASZ (130 bhp/310 Nm)
    Step 1. Get the address of the boost target.

    Now click address until is sorts the addresses in an ascending manor. (low to high)
    Find the maps before the target
    Look in this area for a 16x1 map.
    PID (I) Map
    Continue to next 16x1 map
    PID (D) Map
    Continue to next 16x1 map which should be higher than the target
    PID ( P ) Map

    Congratulations
    You have found the three PID Controller maps

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