This may not be limited to this firmware version, but please let me know.
How do MinRPM, MaxRPM, and MinTPS in the Knock Sensor Action window work?
Also, does this parameter change the state of Knock Action Status ‘Active’ in the Knock Sensing Log?
Furthermore, after the first cranking, a knock count always occurs when the engine starts.
Is it possible to wait a little while after the engine starts before processing the knock count?
One more question.
In the changelog for this firmware,
Latency control for AUX and ignition outputs improved
Configuration of H-bridges (DBW, EWG, MQB, Outputs) rewritten
Can you provide more details about the above?
The Knock action is only allowed when the RPM is in range MinRPM and MaxRPM and the TPS is above minTPS.
There are 4 statuses:
Disabled - the knock sensor action strategy is not enabled.
Inactive - condition not met The necessary conditions for the strategy (e.g., too low RPM) have not been met.
Inactive no knock - the conditions for the action strategy have been met, but no knock has been detected.
Active - knock has been detected, and the action strategy is active.
Furthermore, after the first cranking, a knock count always occurs when the engine starts. Is it possible to wait a little while after the engine starts before processing the knock count?
I’ve added this to the bug tracker to be fixed.
Latency control for AUX and ignition outputs improved
I’ve made some code optimisation what lower the latency of outputs by 32ns
Configuration of H-bridges (DBW, EWG, MQB, Outputs) rewritten
The H-Bridges are controlled by 2nd microcontroller. In new FV versions hbridges have more specific functions like EWG, MQB RPM signal generation, etc. So the whole configuration and communication with h-bridges were rewritten. It has no visible effects for the end user (until there is a bug :))
I’ve mentioned it because if someone will have issues with H-Bridges function it will be easier to track potential reason.
The DQ500 communication is very very similar to DQ250. Are you sure the connection is ok ?
Most of DQ500 has component protection. With component protection active it is not possible to use the gearbox, and it must be removed first.
You need to select you desired CAN stream, and enable DSG support.
The only requirement is that there is no clash between DSG CAN Ids and vehicle CAN ids.
It is only for MQB platform. I assume you have PQ35 so there is no need for that.
With this release there is a base ma for audi A3 R32 with the BUB engine and dsg gearbox