Pi Sys2 Software - Link for Download

[MotorCade]

Cosworth shared this link with me if you need a copy of the Pi Sys2 Software to run your dash. Unfortunately, you'll need to ask around at their support forums for one of the folks to provide a license. Cosworth no longer supports the software. But, it's a start, and kind of them to provide to the community.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/w7pk7rn3b...Gqv0FB3Va?dl=0

[OneWayOut]

Cosworth no longer supports the software. But, it's a start, and kind of them to provide to the community.

Is this a change? They were able to provide me with license keys a year or so ago.

If they are willing to provide the software, why wouldn't they provide the license key generator?

[FrankRizzo]

If they're not willing to, there are people who could make one.

[MotorCade]

I don't know if it's a change - I was told they would not provide license keys or support, but sent me that link. I have no previous history... sorry!

They expressly sent me to the forums to find someone who could provide a license.

I spoke (well, emailed) with Neal, if that's any help.

Cade

[FrankRizzo]

Well, I have the ability to produce a license generator for this application. I need word from the Admins as to the permissibility of this.

Also, if you currently have a license, please PM me, I'd like to ask you some questions about the file. (Filesize, etc.)

By way of a status update, I have figured out the following bits:

* License file location
* License file name
* License file encryption (complete with writing my own encryptor that passes the apps checks).
* License file "fixed strings" (There are 2 strings that have to be in specific spots in a license).
* Found the position for the Logger Serial number for each license. (in the range of 0-65535)
* Found the position for the Logger Type, valid types are "Sys1", "Sys2", "Sys1+", and "Sys2+".
* Found that each licence file can contain licenses for 7 devices.

So, in closing, I'm done. I can now generate any serial numbered license for any type of device. This was fun!

Here's my proof:


(Now what? and, Who needs a license? PM me your device serial #, and license type you'd like to have, and I'll generate you one.)

[FrankRizzo]

If you need a license, send me your logger serial number, and the "Logger Type". (See picture in above post for examples of what the program displays.)

[RobLav]

I'd be interested.

[FrankRizzo]

PM sent!

Get 'em while they're hot! :-)

[RobLav]

Where do you get a download cable?

Will that software run in a modern windows O/S? If not, can it be emulated like it's possible with the Pectel T2 software?

On edit, this Delta Lite logger seems to have a removable disc... with tape over it that says void if removed. Seems screwy.

[Tigaman]

Great work, FrankRizzo!

[FrankRizzo]

OK, if you want a license, I need the following from you via PM:

Logger Serial Number: (5 numeric digits)
Logger Type: (Sys 1, 2, 1+, or 2+) (I have no idea how to tell)
E-mail address to send the license to.

[J Leonard]

Well, I have the ability to produce a license generator for this application. I need word from the Admins as to the permissibility of this.

Also, if you currently have a license, please PM me, I'd like to ask you some questions about the file. (Filesize, etc.)

By way of a status update, I have figured out the following bits:

* License file location
* License file name
* License file encryption (complete with writing my own encryptor that passes the apps checks).
* License file "fixed strings" (There are 2 strings that have to be in specific spots in a license).
* Found the position for the Logger Serial number for each license. (in the range of 0-65535)
* Found the position for the Logger Type, valid types are "Sys1", "Sys2", "Sys1+", and "Sys2+".
* Found that each licence file can contain licenses for 7 devices.

So, in closing, I'm done. I can now generate any serial numbered license for any type of device. This was fun!

Here's my proof:


(Now what? and, Who needs a license? PM me your device serial #, and license type you'd like to have, and I'll generate you one.)

Looks like someone needs to do this for CDS systems also.

[alangbaker]

Sadly, the link appears to have gone dead...

[Charles Warner]

Cosworth shared this link with me if you need a copy of the Pi Sys2 Software to run your dash. Unfortunately, you'll need to ask around at their support forums for one of the folks to provide a license. Cosworth no longer supports the software. But, it's a start, and kind of them to provide to the community.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/w7pk7rn3b...Gqv0FB3Va?dl=0

Thanks. That file has been removed.

[MotorCade]

Thanks. That file has been removed.

Bummer. I don't have another.