Diacom Marine Pc Software
The Diacom ® PC based marine diagnostic system gives you the power and flexibility you need to troubleshoot today’s advanced EFI systems. Diacom Marine PC Based Diagnostic System. KODIAK Marine / KEM Equipment uses and recommends Diacom engine diagnostic software for GM MEFI ECM equipped engines. All KODIAK marine and most KEM Equipment industrial engine models use MEFI ECMs. Diacom can read engine parameters and detected.
Nov 2, 2012 - Diacom: The Diacom Marine PC Software is for Windows-based computers running Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7, and it is designed to run on your laptop. Diacom Marine Version 2.9 - PC Software. For Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista & XP. Save hours in diagnostic time with this sophisticated diagnostic software system.


I have been bidding on eBay for a year and a half tying to win an auction for Diacom Marine and finally last weekend I scored. This version is 1.0.130.It is a windows 98/NT/2000/XP version from about 2002. No manual came with this package so other than the help screens I am at a loss. I have some questions about how it is used.Are there any Wizards out there? 1) Do you need the engine running to communicate with the ECU or can you communicate with just the key on? 2) How do I use it to set the base timing?
3) Has anyone downloaded calibration files from the tool menu. Do I need a password to use the option? 4) Is there a program available to help build calibration files? Activation Windows 7 Integrale 32 Bits Cracker. 5) Does anyone know the format of the calibration files?
I probed the ALDL connector with my Volt-Ohm meter and found that pins A&B were connected. That puts the MEFI in Diagnostic mode which disables the timing advance. With the timing advance disabled you can set the base timing with a timing light. Being an Electrical Engineer I could not leave it at that so I opened up the small 2x3 inch box that forms a lump in the cable. I found a, and a, a crystal clock for the PIC, a diode, five transistors, 12 resistors and 12 capacitors mounted on a circuit board. I assume it is close in function to this with the PIC chip programmed to convert the ALDL data stream to something intelligible by the serial port, like ASCII code. The 8192 baud ALDL data stream is encoded somewhat like NRZI so it can't be read directly by the serial port.