Should I assume that dutycyle1 gauge is essentially the first injector driver (q2 I think, pins 32 and 33 on the db37), and dutycycle2 gauge is the second one (q7 and pins 34/35) ?
I just turned on my dutycyle2 gauge, and its percentage always reads double of what dutycycle1 gauge reads..
I am misinterpreting this, or is something else wrong? I have an inline6, so q2 fires 3 cylinders, and q7 will fire the other 3. So far everything seems to be running fine, but I only got it going yesterday.
Using 2.25b and extra code .ini. Lines are as follows
dutyCycle1Gauge = dutyCycle1, "Duty Cycle 1", "%", 0, 100, -1, -1, 85, 90, 1, 1
dutyCycle2Gauge = dutyCycle2, "Duty Cycle 2", "%", 0, 100, -1, -1, 85, 90, 1, 1
Matt
Duty Cycle1 does not equal Duty Cycle2??
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Matt,
The DC2 gauge is only meaningful when you are running dual table (either the code, or the mode, depending on firmware). In MT 2.20, and some of the -Extra ini files, there were bugs that showed DC2 for table 1, using table 2 parameters, when in single table mode, so DC2 is garbage. In single table mode, DC1 == DC2 always, so if you want another gauge, get rid of DC2, it's redundant.
Eric
The DC2 gauge is only meaningful when you are running dual table (either the code, or the mode, depending on firmware). In MT 2.20, and some of the -Extra ini files, there were bugs that showed DC2 for table 1, using table 2 parameters, when in single table mode, so DC2 is garbage. In single table mode, DC1 == DC2 always, so if you want another gauge, get rid of DC2, it's redundant.
Eric
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