MEMS 1.3 ECU
Tend to be used on early SPI cars (1992-1993) - 3 pin round diagnostic connector - 1x36pin and 1x18pin connector - lines and screws in the lid - vacuum connector between plugs
3 pin diagnostic cable
3-pin Cable - Available to purchase at shop.jmpe.co.uk
Diagnostic applications
The most up to date diagnostic application is here for Windows/Linux
Diagnostic Web/agent application
Here is a web based diagnostic application that works in Windows/Max/Linux computers or laptops
Web application
To use an Android device (phone or tablet) then you will likely need to buy an "OTG" adaptor that fits between your device and the main USB cable.
Check which one your specific device needs, and check that it supports "OTG".
Android diagnostic app in the Google Play store
There is another Android application here which I have heard mixed results about (this is not mine, don't ask me about it):
Alternative Android app - Rover MEMS Lite
Remapping
There is an online editor for ECU maps here:
ROM Editor
These ECUs can be modified to allow remaps.
A chip socket is installed into the ECU so that a rewritable chip can be installed.
At the moment it is not possible to use an OBD cable for programming, the chip must be physically removed from the ECU each time and written by using a USB chip programmer.
This takes a good amount of time and should only be done by someone very experienced with soldering and PCB repair work.
1.3 ECU modified ROM chip board and socket: