FTMANAGER V2.00 UPDATE AVAILABLE - FT500
October 21, 2015
Follow the steps below to update the FT500 module:
Step 1: Before update the ECU, back up the maps and logs in the module: It`s recommended to back up all the important maps and logs contained in the FT500, the update won`t delete the maps, but will delete the logs.
Step 2: Download version 2.00 of FTManager: Download the new version in the "Software> FTManager" menu at FuelTech site or CLICK HERE to download the new version.Then execute the program and wait for the installation to finish.
Step 3: Open the FTManager software and plug the USB cable into the FT500 ECU, click in "Tools" tab and then the icon "FT Updater".
Step 4: A new window will show up, click "Update" and wait until the update ends, when a pop up is displayed on the screen. In the right side of the screen, there will be the "Release Notes", describing all the news about the release.
NEW FEATURES
- New individual fuel cylinder trim. RPM and MAP based.
- O2 closed loop correction.
- New configuration allows enabling the main O2 closed loop target table during 2step or using the single target.
- New O2 closed loop control limits to O2 auxiliary time-based target table.
- Added safety feature in case of TPS accidental disconnection: O2 closed loop control identifies the TPS reading out of range and keeps the O2 correction activated.
- New ignition cut maximum level and RPM progression range configuration (MSD network compatible).
- Overall ignition cut maximum level and RPM progression range.
- 2-step ignition cut maximum level and RPM progression range.
- Time based driveshaft RPM/speed control ignition cut maximum level and RPM progression range: 32 level x time points.
- New cam sync sensor mode: Random VR - diagnostic.
- New cam sync position parameter that adjusts the trigger point as the center of detection position.
- Outputs test improved.
- Added injector output test (only in the FTManager).
- New wheelie control.
- Ride height or pitch rate timing retard.
- Ride height or pitch rate ignition cut.
- New default sensors:
- Davis Technology compatibility:
- SmartDrop™ and input signal.
- 2-step improved:
- Added 2-step rejection condition after launch to prevent accidental activation.
- Burnout mode improvement:
- 2-step button status on burnout mode.
- Added activation by external switch.
- Improved fuel injectors total flow:
- Added fuel flow editable unit (lb/hr, cc/min, GPM, etc.) with 2 decimal cases.
- Improvement on firmware update with data integrity check (CRC).
- Pro-Nitrous improvement:
- Individual fuel cylinder trim compensations by RPM and by MAP are now applied only over the main fuel map.
- Individual fuel cylinder trim from Pro-Nitrous now compensates only over Pro-Nitrous fuel map.
- Progressive Nitrous improvement:
- Included activation and deactivation delay and ramp to turn off fuel and timing compensations.
- Improved diagnostic panel on touchscreen interface.
- Boost activated output:
- Added trigger option at 0V or 12V.
- Idle control improved. Enlarged operation range on automatic idle actuator position.
- Added block when electronic throttle code is inconsistent.
- Added Datalogger activation by external switch.
- Improved diagnostic panel on touchscreen interface.
- Sensor configuration improved:
- New sensors: PS20, PS150 and PS300.
- Option to import and export sensor library (FTManager).
- Sensor calibration improved.
FTMANAGER and FTMANAGER DATALOGGER:
- New graphic function shows the harness wiring diagram according to the settings.
- New diagnostic panel (same as touchscreen interface).
- TPS and ignition calibration trough FTManager.
- New log channel: Ignition Timing Trailing to Rotary engines.
- New layout for 2-step and gear detection screen.
- Enlarged resolution on Lb/Hr exhibition.
- Copy and paste allowed on time-based and sensors tables.
- Datalogger overlay improvement.
- New function names (gear change detection, shift alert).
- New channels on the internal datalogger from BoostController2 CAN (target and actual boost).
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