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Does it keep running when you close the VE tuning window though?
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The EGO correction step doesn't come into play at all, that's only internal to the EGO algorithm itself and dictates how rapidly it moves when correcting. The auto-tune step is determined by the current EGO correction (which is limited by the EGO controller authority), and the proportional gain, so only those two values really play a role in computing how big the auto-tune step will be. So, things proceed like this:Eric, in the autotune parameters code, if the EGO correction step is set to 1%, controller authority is set to 15% and the proportional gain is set to .5 - will it try to adjust based on the step or the authority size from the changes i am seeing it adjusts on the step size. I also am not 100% sure it pays attention to the lumpiness as i have seen some points exceed 5% of their neighbors.
1) The EGO algorithm uses whatever means necessary to come up with a number, this is limited to 100% +/- EGO authority with the familiar algorithms.
2) The auto-tune algorithm uses the EGO correction value from 1, multiplies its difference from 100% by the gain to get the adjustment proportion. Gain is 0.5, EGO correction is 110%, then the VE adjustment will be 5%.
Remember that lumpiness is dynamic, the current point looks at its neighbors each time an adjustment is made, so two adjacent points could "climb each other" if that's what the corrections are indicating... Could this explain what's going on?
Eric
I have the same software version installed and it works perfectly! I like autotune
The only thing I have to say is that I miss a solution for enableing EGO-correction at full throttle. I have no idea if it runs 50% to rich... or whatever. Ego correction runs until 111mi/h but above EGO correction disables and the engine stops talking to me. I have to guess whats right for the system.
Sorry for my english, I have no idea how to explain what I want so say
Any solutions for this problem?
Cheers,
Timo
It would be cool though to have an autocorrection feature like this, but it doesn't make permanent changes to the VE. It would use a base VE, but make adjustments as it goes for changes in conditions. When the power is cut, it goes back to the base VE. Then when the car is started next time it starts all over again. It would require a good base tune though.
This would be more of a feature in the MSnS code though, so I guess I should post it there.
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Timo,McNugget wrote:The only thing I have to say is that I miss a solution for enableing EGO-correction at full throttle. I have no idea if it runs 50% to rich... or whatever. Ego correction runs until 111mi/h but above EGO correction disables and the engine stops talking to me. I have to guess whats right for the system.
What firmware are you running? Do you have the EGO correction parameters set to limit the RPM for EGO correction? Do you have a wideband lambda controller and sensor? (This is really necessary for doing any medium- to high-load auto-tuning.)
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