Chip offsets and buffer offsets

[Eagle-Mark]

I have a Moates AutoProm and trying to read a Memcal chip from a 1993. Can't seem to get the chip and buffer offsets right? Anyone know what to set them at?

[Eagle-Mark]

OK Does anyone know what mask ID a 1993 Chevy 7.4L Auto would be?

[93V8S10]

What's the PCM #?

[Eagle-Mark]

If it had a sticker I would know? Was there a varity that year?

[93V8S10]

I looked at the ALDL Stuff files, looks like there was 160 baud (A106) and 8192 baud (A138 and A??? for the trans).

[Eagle-Mark]

It's a P4 with Memcal not a chip... freind brought it to me to delete some things but I have never been able to read it corectly or don't have the correct mask? I have tried $OD. $OE, $31, basically all the EXCELLENT XDF and ADX you made! Of which has brought me much joy! Really! Thank you!

It's a Hypertech aftermarket Memcal that has the chip in an adapter like the Moates G1. Is there another mask? I have no problems reading other 427/395 chips? I would say maybe the chip was burned wrong but it runs fine in his truck? 1993 454 TBI auto...

[93V8S10]

When you say that you can't read it correctly, do you mean that you can read some of it? The masks that I worked with all shared a common "Mask ID" location.

[Eagle-Mark]

Yeah I get hex and even correct size but when I look at it in TunerPro with XDFs the numbers are all wrong. I'm not very hexidecimal but could look for mask ID if I had a specific address? Just got me stumped?

[93V8S10]

L4008 is the address for $E6, $0D, $0E, and $31 and I believe this is used for some of the other masks as well.

[Eagle-Mark]

Have not had time to dive into this but found it may be a $85 which could be the problem the whole time. Since theres no ads or adx it may not be worth the effort.