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Nissan Consult information

Posted: Thu Sep 10, 2009 5:26 pm
by Amien
HI,has any used this consult succesfully,can it work with NIStune interface.
I just purchased a board3 for my S14. :twisted:
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Posted: Thu Sep 10, 2009 7:01 pm
by Matt
this is in the FAQ... basically it will work as normal and we are compatible with most good quality cables

crap cables may introduce noise on the lines and cause checksum errors

earlier Conzult cables we have found are tied to the Conzult software and currently dont work with Nistune (trying at the moment to rectify this)
8. Does the NIStune board stop Consult working with other Consult software?
Once the NIStune board has been installed in an ECU with NIStune firmware operational, it will run a modified version of Nissan Consult called NIStune eXtended Consult.

This new communications protocol enhances standard Nissan Consult whilst keeping the majority of functionality from existing consult. This means that you can use your NIStune board with other consult software.However there is one exception :- The RAM read command (0xC9) has been removed with the NIStune firmware and replaced with the NIStune eXtended Consult command. This will mean that software features such as Read ROM, RAM monitor and maptrace will not be available on other Consult software.

NIStune however uses NIStune eXtended Consult commands to provide these features within the NIStune software itself

- Map trace uses the information from the address files for superb tracing, monitoring and playback capabilties.
- RAM monitor can display upto 256 bytes of data on the screen at any time
- NIStune provides a ROM download feature for standard Nissan consult, and the resync button will download the maps from your NIStune eXtended Consult enabled ECUs within seconds.

NIStune eXtended Consult implements ROM and RAM reads and writes without streaming. This significantly increases the speed of data transfer, compared to traditional Nissan Consult.

Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 12:12 am
by Amien
TX Dude :oops:
USE THE SEACH FUNCTION :lol: