My understanding is that he A series has siemese ports and the MEMS1.9 couldn't cope with it but the MEMS2J can.
I think MEMS2J is used on some of the Rover 800 V6 engines as well.
A steppie is a Step Speed right? (I had to google that).
If it has a step speed transmission then the engine ECU is MEMS3
I just (as in today) collected a lot of data from a Rover 45 with the CVT transmission. I believe that this is the same thing as the Step Speed in an MGF.
Once I have written the code for this I will want you to try it out.
Create a new folder (we suggest c:\pscan.uk) and install the new one there.
The existence of the old installation in a different folder will not cause a problem.
Once you have the new one working it probably makes sense to delete the old one but it isn't mandatory.
You probably have the old pscanloader from the old pscan.eu website.
It should upgrade itself automatically but sometimes this doesn't work as well as it should.
The solution is to visit pscan.uk and download the new software from there. Follow the install instructions and start again the same as a new customer.
Yes. If you want a specific EMS code (for example if you have multiple identical cars you can set them all the same and then you can swap ECUs between the cars more easily).
1. Log into 5AS and set the EMS that you want.
2. Log into Engine ECU and select "learn EMS".
