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Engine Management System
Instruction Manual for: Dicktator Std Dicktator Wasted Spark Dicktator 60-2 or 36-1 Dicktator 60-2 V8

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1. Installation Guide
    Computer Requirements Installation of the Dicktator software Finding the icon to start the Dicktator software How to connect the Dicktator to the PC software

2. Using the PC Software
 Initial setup of ECU  Calibrating your sensors - Throttle Position Sensor Calibration - Water Temperature Sensor Calibration - Air Temperature Sensor Calibration  Setting up the Optional Outputs - Flap/VTEC/NOS/Shift Light/RPM Switch - Launch and Anti Lag Control Setup - Idle Control Setup - How to tune up the Idle Control  Working with the compensation maps - Battery Voltage Compensation - Water Temperature Compensation - Air Temperature Compensation - Throttle Pump Compensation  Working with the fuel maps - How to navigate the fuel maps - How to Tune or Change the fuel values in the map - Using the All Ranges Up Function  Working with the ignition maps - How to navigate the ignition maps - How to Tune or Change the ignition values in the map - Using the All Ranges Right Function

3. How to Tune
        What are the Crosshairs used for What is Interpolation What Keys are used Tuning the Fuel Maps Tuning for Fuel Economy Tuning for Power Tuning the Ignition Maps What is Detonation

Installation Guide
Computer Requirements The programming software requires a PC running Windows XP, Windows Millennium, Windows 2000, Windows 98 or Windows 95 release 2 along with the following specifications. Minimum Requirements: 133MHz processor 16Mb of RAM memory 20 MB of free Disk space VGA colour display 800x600 (preferably 1024x768) Recommended: 400MHz processor 64Mb of RAM memory 100 MB of free disk space VGA colour display 1024x768 Installing the Dicktator Software Installing the Dicktator software onto your PC is performed similar to any other Windows software

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