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EManage Ultimate Jumper Settings


dandan

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Two questions for the guys running the Ultimate:

 

1. Do any of you have rpm AND cam and crank feeds wired in? I know you don't need rpm if the other two are connected but is it a problem to have all three?

 

2. Where do you have your jumpers set for:

 

JP9

JP10

JP15 (is this affected by setup in question 1?)

JP16

JP17

 

 

Cheers all

 

Dan

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Any thoughts fellas?

 

 

ps Just found out the girlfriend got pulled over for a police spot check today - emissions, lights etc. Good job it wasn't the Supe as far as emissions were concerned! I never realised this actually happened - thought it was just rumours and scare tactics!

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No secret from me, I just haven't been on the board much in the last few days :)

 

Yes to both RPM and crank signal. You want the crank signal for ignition timing stuff and the RPM signal for revs.

 

JP9 = Open

JP10 = 1-2

JP15 = 1-2

JP16 = 1-2

JP17 = Open

 

:)

 

-Ian

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Would this apply for a J-Spec NA as well? Or would some of these be different? I am hoping to install my Ultimate within the next few weeks... :)

 

Can someone confirm if jp8 setting is the same for NA too please, my na-t has been set on 1-2 for a long time now and I'm only checking it now because Iv developed a non starter! Iv narrowed it down to either the patch extension or emu now as I get spark to the coil with it out of the equation.

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