MicroSquirt, odd fire v-twin, ignition and fuel control

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justplainray
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MicroSquirt, odd fire v-twin, ignition and fuel control

Post by justplainray »

Having some trouble here.
I have a MicroSquirt V-3 wired up to my Transalp Honda, v-twin, and am using TunerStudio
Each cylinder has its own VR, Injector, ignition coil, and O2 sensor.
The crank-wheel has one tooth.
There is a common TPS sensor and MAP sensor.
I want to set-up the system as shown in "V3 MicroSquirt® - QuickStart Guide", example 1-a (link http://useasydocs.com/details/dualspark.htm )
This configuration shows a one teeth crank-wheel triggering two individual VR sensors to fire two separate cylinders as if they are two separate one cylinder engines. This is the exact configuration I am trying to utilize
I can not find any settings in TunerStudio that seem to support this configuration.
It may be a problem with nomenclature, I don't see "Dual Spark" or "Independent Dual Ignition" anywhere in TunerStudio suite.
Could someone please lend a hand?
Thank You,
Ray
Mogren
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Re: MicroSquirt, odd fire v-twin, ignition and fuel control

Post by Mogren »

Check for the latest Version of TS.
Mine has the option under ignition, Advanced. Select" dual" with 2 tach inputs, and under that select the degree of separation. Surprised that no one has given you an answer.
Matt Cramer
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Re: MicroSquirt, odd fire v-twin, ignition and fuel control

Post by Matt Cramer »

What firmware are you running?
Matt Cramer at DIY Autotune
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