89 MB - Google drive
Contains:
CMP Database
CMP Mod:
MDBPlus.exe
7z2201-x64.exe
Instructions to Mod CMP.txt
Database of all the .cmp files you will need to be able to calibrate using Insite 8.7.0.86. Just download the .zip, extract, and merge the esdn folder with the one in your calibration workspace. Insite 8.7.0.86 has to see these in order to recognize calibrations. These were repacked and dated to 9/7/2023 so you have 3 months from that date. After you merge these into your calibration workspace, download the calibrations you need either from QSOL or the code search feature in Insite and they will work fine. After you put these in, make sure you have all the certification codes selected as well.
Update:
Calibrations that have been revised since these CMP files were created are having errors, so the 2nd download link is 2 programs you will need for these to work as well as step by step instructions to modify the .cmp files to make them work
Instructions to Mod CMP:
So if you are getting invalid calibration errors with the .cmp file database I gave everyone, this is how you can manually fix that.
To modify .CMP Database to allow use of newer revision (if you get invalid calibration error)
--YOU MUST KNOW REVISION # THAT YOUR ARE INSTALLING--
Install 7z + MDB Viewer plus. MDB Viewer doesnt install, its a standalone program. Remember where you put it!
Locate the .cmp file for your engine code (Its inside the calibration workspace)
Right click on .cmp file > 7-zip > Extract to "(your engine code)\"
Example [7-Zip > Extract to "BHP\"]
A password window will appear, enter this password:
6a88nqgVC6K7vJuIUiVZAfm6w06jcMFCPvcjyLS06jsLslZaf1zCbDjzZmjCVK1z3sqjuTrlHhh
A new folder named (your engine code) will appear in that directory you are currently in
Open that new folder, and open the .mdb file named (your engine code)
Open it with the MDB viewer plus standalone program you downloaded
In the small window that opens next, dont select any options, just click okay
Next, you should have a screen with different "Tables" open
First, open the "CERTCODERESULT" by double clicking
Navigate to the calibration you need to install and click in the box to edit the code
--Pro tip, click the top of the column to sort it numerically, this will help later--
--If you cant scroll down, use the arrow keys or Page Down keys--
Change this value to your newest revision, example change HX80024.04 to HX80024.06
Click enter and make sure it changes
Go back to table list tab at the top of screen
Next, open table "ECMAP"
I suggest you sort this numerically, sorting the "ECMCodeBase" Column
Find your base code in that column, THERE COULD BE MORE THAN 1!!!
For EACH entry of your ECM base code, change the column "ECMCodeRev" to your revision number
Make sure they all save, make sure you do them ALL. For example: There were 6 entries for HX80024, so there were 6 "04"'s
that must be changed to "06"'s. Theres an entry for each APOption for that ECM code
After they are all saved, go back to table list tab
Next, open the "ECMCODE" table, its big and scary but you should have learned to sort by now
Sort this by the column "ECMCodeBase"
Now there will be an entry for each ECM Part #, In my example purpose, 3 for the code HX80024
Same as the last table, find all entries for your ECM code, modify the columns for the revision
number you are installing. Example, 3 for HX80024, changed 3 "04"'s to 3 "06"'s
Make sure they all update. Close the whole window (close MDB viewer). Reopen that same .mdb file
Check your work, Make sure everthing is updated, its a pain in the a$$ to have to do this all over again
If you got it all, close it again. You should be hovering in the folder you created by extracting the original
.cmp file. You should be looking at 3 files: Your recently modified .mdb file and 2 text files
Select all 3 files, right click > 7-Zip > Add to archive
In the 7-zip window, make sure Archive Format is zip
In the target box at top of that screen (where its going to save your archive), change the file its going to make from
a zip file to a cmp. In other words, backspace the zip portion of the name and type in cmp
Example BHP.zip > BHP.cmp [All you should see in that box is BHP.cmp at this point, but YOUR engine code not BHP]
Click OK and make your new .cmp file, should appear with the other 3 files you just put in this .cmp
Copy this new .cmp file, go back a folder (where the old .cmp file is) and paste it in REPLACING the old one
Now you should have your new .cmp file, the "cal" folder where your calibration is stored, and the extra folder
that was created when extracting the original .cmp file. You can delete this extra folder if desired.
Insite can now use the calibration you have if this was all done correctly
You can also modify the dates for these calibrations using this same program
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