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09-30-2016, 10:04 AM
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Dwaine, thanks for your great input on that GT4CS shock thread!
That addition Matt suggested certainly is a good one.
That addition Matt suggested certainly is a good one.
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Here is how I made a channel for wide open throttle over some RPM level. You could do something similar with if you had a bogging channel and then do a bit_xor instead of a bit_and. It looks right, but I'm doing this while watching TV on the couch, so double check it, though I'm pretty sure it's right.
WOT: IF(GT(ECU_TPS,90),1,0)
RPM Limit: IF(GT(ECU_RPM,4500),1,0)
WOT RPM: bit_and(WOT,RPM Run)
WOT/RPM Lap Distance: lap_integ(WOT RPM*GPS_Speed*MPH2FTS)*100/lap_integ(GPS_Speed*MPH2FTS)
Red channels are ones that have to match the name of your channels. Green is a variable that you have to pick the level.
WOT: IF(GT(ECU_TPS,90),1,0)
RPM Limit: IF(GT(ECU_RPM,4500),1,0)
WOT RPM: bit_and(WOT,RPM Run)
WOT/RPM Lap Distance: lap_integ(WOT RPM*GPS_Speed*MPH2FTS)*100/lap_integ(GPS_Speed*MPH2FTS)
Red channels are ones that have to match the name of your channels. Green is a variable that you have to pick the level.
10-01-2016, 06:32 PM
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10-01-2016, 06:33 PM
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Here is how I made a channel for wide open throttle over some RPM level. You could do something similar with if you had a bogging channel and then do a bit_xor instead of a bit_and. It looks right, but I'm doing this while watching TV on the couch, so double check it, though I'm pretty sure it's right.
WOT: IF(GT(ECU_TPS,90),1,0)
RPM Limit: IF(GT(ECU_RPM,4500),1,0)
WOT RPM: bit_and(WOT,RPM Run)
WOT/RPM Lap Distance: lap_integ(WOT RPM*GPS_Speed*MPH2FTS)*100/lap_integ(GPS_Speed*MPH2FTS)
Red channels are ones that have to match the name of your channels. Green is a variable that you have to pick the level.
WOT: IF(GT(ECU_TPS,90),1,0)
RPM Limit: IF(GT(ECU_RPM,4500),1,0)
WOT RPM: bit_and(WOT,RPM Run)
WOT/RPM Lap Distance: lap_integ(WOT RPM*GPS_Speed*MPH2FTS)*100/lap_integ(GPS_Speed*MPH2FTS)
Red channels are ones that have to match the name of your channels. Green is a variable that you have to pick the level.
Cheers,