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  • #16
    I'll email my buddy and see what he says.
    "I am not what you so glibly call to be a civilized man. I have broken with society for reasons which I alone am able to appreciate. I am therefore not subject to it's stupid laws, and I ask you to never allude to them in my presence again."

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    • #17
      Probably wouldn't hurt to contact the source that created DHP.
      I think Charles Bayer is still active on club gp.
      2000 Grand Am GT
      2011 Chevy Impala

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      • #18
        Ah, well... it would be great to test this. Do you guys realize that over 125 Mb of files are involved to graphically display and manipulate what... 1mb of calibration??? It's like buying an old city bus to give your friend a ride down the street! Anyway, I've spent about 3 hrs with dotnet installs trying to get something to work. dotnet2.0 is on the laptop, but no good. dotnet3.5 is on the laptop, but no good. the dotnet version called out during dhp setup fails to install. Who knows how this is gonna turn out.

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        • #19
          actually, only 512KB of cal.... 256KB in 1996 even. the 04-06ish 3500 malibus used a 1MB BIN though...
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          • #20
            actually, only 512KB of cal.... 256KB in 1996 even.
            I stand corrected. It's like buying an old city bus to get the newspaper at the corner store.

            Edit: Sucks getting old. You forget stuff. I just switched to my desktop in my office and there's already a copy of powrtuner installed. Let's see how it works.
            Last edited by 1project2many; 03-13-2013, 12:13 AM.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by 1project2many View Post
              Ah, well... it would be great to test this. Do you guys realize that over 125 Mb of files are involved to graphically display and manipulate what... 1mb of calibration??? It's like buying an old city bus to give your friend a ride down the street! Anyway, I've spent about 3 hrs with dotnet installs trying to get something to work. dotnet2.0 is on the laptop, but no good. dotnet3.5 is on the laptop, but no good. the dotnet version called out during dhp setup fails to install. Who knows how this is gonna turn out.
              Installing this http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/downl...ils.aspx?id=26 should make it work
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              Current performance mods: TCE 65mm throttle body, ported 3400 upper intake manifold, ported 3500 lower intake manifold and heads, WOT-Tech Strip performance cam 276/264 adv duration .536"/.520" lift , COMP Cams 26915 Valve Springs, 28# Trailblazer Injectors, TOG headers, LS1 MAF, MMS Walbro 255 LPH Fuel Pump, Custom PCM tune and 4th Gen Camaro front calipers

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              • #22
                None of the .net redistributables would install on the laptop. I didn't get around to trying an update for the versions already installed though but that's a separate issue probably related to my tweaking something else.

                The desktop installation wouldn't communicate with the cable but that's not a definitive answer. I used AVT Hex terminal to try and get some cable information using the command set for the 841 but I didn't see any activity so I'll have to look into that. Heck, I may have an 838 also since my cable's so old.

                One thought for anyone with a working cable. Use serial port monitoring software such as portmon to log the commands sent during installation then compare the commands to the appropriate AVT command set. If there's any communication with a secret locking device it will show up here.

                Hopefully I can spend more time with this tonight. At a minimum I should be able to view basic cable info in AVT Hex editor.

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                • #23
                  Cable = fail.
                  Notes:
                  Cable must be connected to 12V on ALDL side. No comms without it.
                  AVT Hex terminal will communicate with cable when 12V applied
                  Still haven't determined what version AVT cable I have
                  Error message "cable is corrupted"

                  Monitoring comms on a working assembly would give us the return string when all is ok. Simplest check would be to use a hex editor or a disassembler to view the DHP program looking for that specific string then modify the values to your cable, or NOP the test so it doesn't apply.

                  Just some thoughts.

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by 1project2many View Post
                    Cable = fail.
                    Notes:
                    Cable must be connected to 12V on ALDL side. No comms without it.
                    AVT Hex terminal will communicate with cable when 12V applied
                    Still haven't determined what version AVT cable I have
                    Error message "cable is corrupted"

                    Monitoring comms on a working assembly would give us the return string when all is ok. Simplest check would be to use a hex editor or a disassembler to view the DHP program looking for that specific string then modify the values to your cable, or NOP the test so it doesn't apply.

                    Just some thoughts.
                    When you say AVT Cable, are you referring to the actual module or the cable itself? sorry to ask such a stupid question, I'm just unsure how a cable would be corrupted. Also to register DHP I believe yes you do have to have it plugged into both a PC and an OBD2 port.
                    2000 Silvermist GL2 Sedan w/ LX9 3500 V6

                    Current performance mods: TCE 65mm throttle body, ported 3400 upper intake manifold, ported 3500 lower intake manifold and heads, WOT-Tech Strip performance cam 276/264 adv duration .536"/.520" lift , COMP Cams 26915 Valve Springs, 28# Trailblazer Injectors, TOG headers, LS1 MAF, MMS Walbro 255 LPH Fuel Pump, Custom PCM tune and 4th Gen Camaro front calipers

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                    • #25
                      He's referring to the whole module... DHP referrs to the setup as just a "cable"

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                      • #26
                        Right... by "cable" I mean "Cable(s) plus AVT firmware."

                        I don't believe the cable is corrupted. My hunch is that DHP initiates a hex request to the AVT hardware and the AVT returns a string with identifying information. The string returned could indicate AVT version, firmware revision, baud rate, or a few other bits. There may have been an option to order the AVT hardware with custom data strings as well. My cable could be "corrupt" for a reason as simple as unable to switch to high speed communications (mine's old enough that it's 57,600 only).

                        I was trying to open the database yesterday to see if there's any relevant communications data inside. I tried a few programs but had troubles with all... anyone know the trick to get in?

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                        • #27
                          It will not register with the avt-852 i tried it. Also i had a dhp and it was registered reading and writing when i plugged in my 852 it didnt work no response



                          Originally posted by shiwnath View Post
                          The email from AVT support:


                          According to the email people have used the AVT-852 with DHP but as you said, it's unknown if it'll be able to do the device registration that the DHP software requires. I wouldn't mind being the guinea for this if I didn't already have an interface that I could just send in for repairs.
                          Last edited by roughneck427; 03-21-2013, 08:58 PM.

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by roughneck427 View Post
                            It will not register with the avt-852 i tried it. Also i had a dhp and it was registered reading and writing when i plugged in my 852 it didnt work no response
                            So looks like it's a no go then? I'm glad I didn't waste any money trying it out I guess.
                            2000 Silvermist GL2 Sedan w/ LX9 3500 V6

                            Current performance mods: TCE 65mm throttle body, ported 3400 upper intake manifold, ported 3500 lower intake manifold and heads, WOT-Tech Strip performance cam 276/264 adv duration .536"/.520" lift , COMP Cams 26915 Valve Springs, 28# Trailblazer Injectors, TOG headers, LS1 MAF, MMS Walbro 255 LPH Fuel Pump, Custom PCM tune and 4th Gen Camaro front calipers

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                            • #29
                              I would try to get it repaired thou and have the info off the chip transferred

                              And it should work Have them test it to verify before sending it back

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                              • #30
                                westers garage has 838 and 841 boxes no cables for $200


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