ECU software settings

- Engine configuration
- Fuel
- Ignition
- Inputs
- Outputs
- Variable Valve Timing (VVT)
- Tuning
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Engine configuration
After installing the wiring harness conntct your computer to the ECU software:
Engine configuration and overall ECU settings is the first thing to do. The wrong settings will keep the engine from starting.
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Fuel
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Pre defined fuel table are set to Lambda 1. To make engine operation smoother it can be set just under Lambda 1 (0,95-1)
This may need to be compensated in the engine management on N/A engines.
Example: When driving below 80km/h, a slight vacuum could result in the engine running too rich. However, around 90km/h, the pressure inside the scoop balances with the atmospheric pressure, ensuring proper fuel delivery. On the other hand, driving above 100km/h may create positive pressure in the air scoop, causing the engine to run too lean.
A small increase in inlet pressure of a supercharged engine can result in a significant boost in manifold pressure.
Locate at what speed the engine goes from running rich to lean at different throttle positions.
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Ignition
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Inputs
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Outputs
Input to output flowchart looks like this:
Input -> User software settings -> Output
- ECU outputs are connected to the parts you want to control, such as injectors or a cooling fan.
- ECU outputs can be reliant on ECU inputs such as sensors.
- The ECU software can be controlled to make output actions based on one or several input values.
- The output signal can also be "mapped", where both input values and the manually adjusted table within the software are considered before sending a signal on the output.
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Variable Valve Timing (VVT)
Dual overhead cam (DOHC) valvetrain can take advantage of different types of variable valve timing (VVT) systems to make more power, driveability and fuel economy. Adjustments can be made on both the intake and exhaust side to allowi independent valve timing.
VVT Hardware
Fixed cam modes - The timing is controlled with solenoids by oil pressure and have two or three static profiles / timing.
Variable cam modes - Continious valve timing is where the valve timing is adjusting in real time to achieve the best performance.
Software
To take advantage of the variable valve timing you control the solenoid operation in the ECU software.
Fixed cam modes -
Variable cam modes -
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Tuning
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