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- MMCS AUX IN MOTION PATCH SOFTWARE
For those who want to know what I did this time:ĭownload the v5.1 Toyota loading.kwi file. Later on the weekend I will try something a little more graceful in the way of melding the two Loading.kwi files together. If that does not work, try something like (top left, bot right, TL, BR, TL, BR, TR, BL then center). Press the touch screen in the center until you hear the DVD being ejected. Push the tilt button to "open" the unit.Ģ. I tried several sequences, but suspect the method is this:ġ. The trick to get the Map DVD to eject has something to do with the touch screen. Pressing the tilt button still works, and indeed, many of the radio functions also work. Unfortunately I had no choice at that stage as I was trying every option to get the stoopid DVD to eject.Įjecting a disk when the system is suck in the "boot loader" process: This took me 45mins to figure out. If the built-in "boot loader" is not happy with the new software, it will lock up telling you not to turn off the power.
MMCS AUX IN MOTION PATCH SOFTWARE
CAUTION: This will reload the software from your disk (however it seems to keep your settings such as radio stations). Updating the software: This is easy - enter the diagnostics menu (13131342) and select "Loading". The bad news is the first triple heart bypass has failed. good news is the MMCS unit has been well thought out by Fujitsu-Ten / Eclipse - it will be hard to brick the unit (basically this means it is hard to make the unit into a useless paperweight by "playing" around like I am). So this may be some form of log information and may change while driving (guess what I will check tomorrow).Ībsolute cods-wallop (always wanted to say that). Given that is the date today, the times appear to be UTC/GMT (a quick guess). For example, mine showed 2010 0503 ? - where the ? are clearly times. I will try a few tests of this tomorrow.įor example, if you page up to location A0140000 and select "1" as the byte ordering, you will see a whole bunch of dates on the right hand side.
I have yet to test, but we may also be able to monitor memory locations while the car is being driven. Next, we may be able to change RAM values on the fly to test theories - rather than having to burn a DVD and "flash" the system every time. Why is this important? First up we can confirm what things look like in the memory of the MMCS (I have already confirmed a couple of assumptions).
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Press the "Back" button to return to the full screen memory display. If you hit "Output", select RAM - if you really fluff something up at least disconnecting the battery should fix it. These have something to do with modifying ROM/RAM. Try and avoid the Output and Output Charge button. Don't forget the "goto" button once you have entered the memory location. Use the 0-9 and A-F buttons combined with the arrow buttons to change the memory locations. At the bottom you will see "write" - you can safely press this button and the bottom of the screen will now have more buttons you can press. On the far right are the page up/page down buttons.į. You can use these to slowly change the memory location. Below the memory location are arrow buttons. When you enter a new memory location, press this button to take you to that location.ĭ. Next to those buttons is the X button thing. Press these - they change the byte order being displayed (1 is the same format as loading.kwi, 4 is the complete reverse).Ĭ. To the right of this is three buttons (1, 2 and 4). On mine this seems to default to A 0 1 4 0 2 0 0.ī. On the top left you will see the current memory location being displayed. Press the Audio button, then Power to turn the audio off.Ĭ. So you should have 1 wire coming from the back and splice it to 2 wires (one wire for your MMCS the other will be an RCA) don't worry about cutting off the connector and using it strictly for the camera.*Warning* I have no idea what the following may or may not do - so proceed at your own risk. Once you've done that, up front behind your MMCS splice your backup video input into an RCA cable and to your aux.
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The backup camera from mitsubishi will already come with instructions on how to route the wires.
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If you do not already have the camera installed, you'll first need to install your wires and rear view camera of course. 5/10 - difficulty parts was fishing the wires through 1 person to work, another person to fetch beer if you don't want splices you can solder them but make sure you protect them afterwords Double throw, double poll switch (DPDT switch)
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