Some general questions about what things mean in the softwar
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Some general questions about what things mean in the softwar
Hello I am new to MS ecu. I've tuned a variety of other ECU so familiar with a majority of "labels and windows" but still have quite a few questions about what I am seeing.
Yes I read the manual and it basically says exactly what the tool-tips say for the most part, which doesn't help. I need some clarification, it should be very simple for most of you to recognize what I am asking.
I'd like to start by asking about the "initial idle valve" table. It has displayed some funny behavior and the tool-tip is very obscure. I could find a picture but I think you know which one I am talking about? My first question is: What is the Y and X axis true definition?
Yes I read the manual and it basically says exactly what the tool-tips say for the most part, which doesn't help. I need some clarification, it should be very simple for most of you to recognize what I am asking.
I'd like to start by asking about the "initial idle valve" table. It has displayed some funny behavior and the tool-tip is very obscure. I could find a picture but I think you know which one I am talking about? My first question is: What is the Y and X axis true definition?
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Re: Some general questions about what things mean in the sof
What firmware are you running?
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Re: Some general questions about what things mean in the sof
Temperature (MAT or CLT) Vs RPM. I am not using it but that is what it says when you hover your mouse over the axis label.
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Re: Some general questions about what things mean in the sof
I think mine is messed up. I havn't had a chance to look at anything yet (hurricane is here) but when I do I will get a screen shot. thanks guys for posting up.slow_hemi6 wrote:Temperature (MAT or CLT) Vs RPM. I am not using it but that is what it says when you hover your mouse over the axis label.
For me when I inspect tooltip/hover I get something like "CL update_rate blah lah blah" And it makes no sense when the engine rpm is changing the box only moves on the x-axis, and the numbers dont make any sense .... lol I will get a picture soon check back later
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Yes that is correct it is the last couple of blah's that actually say "matorclt_follower" in degrees C or F. I don't no why the axis has to be labeled so complexly (cryptically?)
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Re: Some general questions about what things mean in the sof
I'm not aware of how to make it less cryptic, TunerStudio displays the internal text.slow_hemi6 wrote:I don't no why the axis has to be labeled so complexly (cryptically?)
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Re: Some general questions about what things mean in the sof
jsmcortina wrote:I'm not aware of how to make it less cryptic, TunerStudio displays the internal text.slow_hemi6 wrote:I don't no why the axis has to be labeled so complexly (cryptically?)
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I'm not really sure why there aren't any X & Y labels in the table definitions... Guess they were just never added....
That should be simple enough.
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Re: Some general questions about what things mean in the sof
Yes please!LT401Vette wrote:jsmcortina wrote:I'm not aware of how to make it less cryptic, TunerStudio displays the internal text.slow_hemi6 wrote:I don't no why the axis has to be labeled so complexly (cryptically?)
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I'm not really sure why there aren't any X & Y labels in the table definitions... Guess they were just never added....
That should be simple enough.
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Re: Some general questions about what things mean in the sof
It is done..jsmcortina wrote:Yes please!
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Re: Some general questions about what things mean in the sof
this window, I see the *F on the end so is that just engine temp on the y axis?
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Re: Some general questions about what things mean in the sof
In closed loop idle control settings there is a selection "Use CLT or MAT in table look up. If you select CLT it will be CLT temp in F. If you select MAT it will be MAT temp in F. Your choice.
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Re: Some general questions about what things mean in the sof
A next question then,
if the stepper motor has a 0 to 170 steps for example, but say it is clogged up with carbon and getting stuck in some places around 50 steps sometimes, Will the computer "lose count" of where it is?
if the stepper motor has a 0 to 170 steps for example, but say it is clogged up with carbon and getting stuck in some places around 50 steps sometimes, Will the computer "lose count" of where it is?
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Re: Some general questions about what things mean in the sof
Yes. It knows how many steps it has commanded the stepper to move, but not how far it actually moved.kingtal0n wrote:A next question then,
if the stepper motor has a 0 to 170 steps for example, but say it is clogged up with carbon and getting stuck in some places around 50 steps sometimes, Will the computer "lose count" of where it is?
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