Variant Code Structure
The four digit structure of the variant code is a two word hex code. Each hex character provides specific control module encoding information
Scheme 305
Each hex digit has a binary equivalent that provides four 1s or Os. This provides a total of 16 bits of information (or choices).
The control module assigns specific functions, characteristic maps and control module program constants based on the individual 1s and Os.
Scheme 306
Intentionally miscoding a DME will not create any performance advantages and quite possibly could lead to engine damage.