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Tools

Calculators over the extracted data. Each one shows its inputs and its formula, so you can check the arithmetic by hand. Everything runs in the page; nothing you type is sent anywhere.

Three of these six tools are ME7.5 data. The map scaler, the ESKONF bitmask and the live RAM registry all describe Bosch 06A906032 addresses. They are not repeated here, because one platform's addresses do not describe another platform's ECUs. They live on the Bosch ME7.5 tools page.

Scaler

physical = raw × factor + offset, using a map's own factor and offset from the factory definition.

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ESKONF output-stage bitmask

These bit assignments are not from the factory definition. ESKONF is absent from the 06A906032HS definition. The layout below implements the schema from the original specification. A bitmask tool that guesses which bit drives which solenoid emits a byte string that looks correct and disables an output stage — confirm against your own definition before writing anything.

Byte 0 — injectors

Byte 2 — emissions and solenoids

Byte 4 — oxygen sensor heating

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Fault codes

The diagnostic architecture, and the chapters that describe it.

This reference carries no tabular fault-code list — it describes the diagnostic architecture instead.

Number and address

Hex, decimal, binary, and the DAMOS mirrored form. A DAMOS address carries the $81xxxx segment prefix; mask it with 0x0FFFFF to get the physical file offset.

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Unit conversion

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