MSgpio.com read only forums (Jan.15,2018)

Here is a link to that correction I mentioned on my previous post. It is very important if you are running your serial communication out of the AMP connector. See the following link-- http://www.msgpio.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=457

Also, it is recommended to cycle the power (off-on) when ...

Got everything working great!! There is some incorrect info on the Build Manual regarding the RX and TX signal. I will start a new thread with my findings, few people will find it in this Audi Transmission thread. Hopefully it will help others going thru a similar dilemma.

Well, It sort of fixed some of the problem. I gained access to VB2 (SpareOutput 2) But after about 1 hour of playing with it, I have lost all 3 of my inputs. I am getting 4.5Volts out of wires 6, 25 and 26 on the Amp connector, and my TransStim is grounding correctly. Not sure what is going on now ...

Lance,
I just noticed a HUGE mistake in my part. When building the board, in particular jumping the 25x2 headers. I accidentally jumped AD1 to VB2 instead of the correct method of AD1 to GPI2. That explains why I an having all these issues with Inputs and Outputs. I will correct it and report back.

Lance,
As always, Thank you for the quick response. The problem is that when I set Spare 1 and 2 to Clutch outputs, I lose a shift solenoid (3 shifts and 2 clutch) and when I set them all as Shift solenoids, I am still short one shift solenoid. Thanks to the TransStim, I was able to figure out I am ...

I built my GPIO board to the 4L60E Trans specs as it resembles my Audi 094 trans in general operation. Except that The Audi 094 has 7 solenoids. 4 of them are gear solenoids, 2 are Clutch solenoids, and 1 is a Pressure Control Solenoid. The Pressure control Solenoid is the only one that will need ...

magnamx-5m---Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I was suspecting a cut trace to D4, and with help from the drawings, I figured it needed a 12V feed. Back up and running!! Thanks again for the help!!! Both boards in the same case is great! I have attached some pics of the progress.

So, I have a MegaSquirt2 v3.57 and a GPIO/MegaShift. I successfully got them both talking to each other (via CAN). Loaded up with some settings on TunerStudio MS. I purchased the EAS-400 aluminum enclosure to house them together. Nice and compact in one unit (So I thought...). Problem is the Amp ...

I have a MS2 v3.57 w/ software (Monitor_v2.905.abs)
and I built my GPIO/MegaShift w/ software (Monitor_2202.abs)
It is talking to my Laptop and TunerStudio MS is also able to talk to the module.
Now I am at the point where I need help!
I am using MegaShift to run a 1997 Audi 097 4 Speed Automatic ...