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Atlas Documentation
This book organizes software documentation for Atlas, covering features and tools inside the program.
Tuning
Table Editor
Flashing
Calibrations
Datalogging
Project Tree
Support
Detailed adapter and vehicle support information
Subaru FA20/FA24 Direct Injection (DI)
Documentation and tuning resources for Subaru FA20/FA24 direct injected engines
Flashing a Calibration
Introduction 2023+ WRX MT UsersPlease see our documentation on the known issue with recovery on these ECUsIn brief, recovery cannot be performed in-vehicle, and must be performed in a bench setup. Be safe!For the most reliable and failsafe scenario when flas...
Supported Adapters
Atlas supports the following adapters and hardware through custom cross-platform device drivers that are built directly into Atlas. The listed adapters should work out of the box with no additional configuration required. Device Platform Connection T...
Supported Vehicles
If a vehicle is supported, it may not be complete. Please report any missing tables or desired exposed tables to our GitHub project as a new issue. Make Model(Chassis) Year Variant Notes Subaru WRX (VB) 2024+ Subaru WRX (VB) 2...
Issues/Troubleshooting
Atlas is a relatively new software project, and while we strive to provide an easy to use and trouble-free product, errors may still arise. In this event, users are urged to check our currently known issues. If this is a new issue, please open a support ticket...
Using the Table Editor
Table Editor The Table Editor is a critical view in Atlas. Using the Table Editor, you can change calibration lookup tables and modify ECU behaviors resulting from their computed values. Most, if not all, recalibration done on your ECU will happen from within...
Interpolation
Interpolation in the Table Editor Interpolation is a feature in Atlas that allows you to effectively smooth table cell data. Using interpolation, you can create gradients that prevent the ECU from suddenly "jumping" in values, helping to avoid detonation and ...
Reverting to Another Calibration
If you would like to revert your changes in the current calibration to another calibration, you can always Apply a different calibration by clicking Edit -> Apply different calibration... The default selection in the Select Calibration dialog box will alw...
Installation
Flash Recovery
Introduction Description Most vehicles have a manner in which you can recover the ECU should the flashing be incomplete. For the Subaru WRX (2015+), for example, your bootloader (never reprogrammed by Atlas) has logic which runs on start that will attempt to...
Cloning an ECU
Introduction In order to avoid risking damaging or "bricking" your OEM ECU, you may instead choose to clone your OEM ECU to another, spare ECU that you have purchased. However, you will run into issues with this without cloning the ECU, as the OEM ECU in your...
2023 Model Recovery *NOTICE*
As of mid December 2024, the Atlas dev team discovered that in-car recovery for the 2023 year model WRX's is currently not supported. Recovery of 2023 ECU's must be performed out-side of the car with a 'bench-top' harness. A conflict between the gateway cont...
Ignition Timing & Knock Control
Concepts Ignition For more information on how fuel is delivered, see our documentation page on Fueling & Injection Ignition, Flame, and Degrees BTDC Gasoline engines operate on the principle of fuel combustion. Typically in a direct injection system, first...
Fueling & Injection (Open & Closed Loop)
Concepts Air-Fuel Ratio/Lambda Combustion and Air-Fuel Ratio Gasoline engines operate on the principle of fuel combustion. By approximating the mass (not to be confused with volume) of air entering a cylinder from the intake manifold prior to fuel injection...
Mass Airflow (MAF) & Aftermarket Intakes
Sharing Calibrations
Importing a Calibration/Tune Atlas is Free and Open! Atlas, as an open tuning platform, encourages sharing calibrations (tunes) within the community. At NAMR, we have a strong stance against Atlas locking tunes. When you import a calibration, you always have...