stan2004 posted:SanDiegoMark posted:stan2004 posted:Perhaps another way to look at it is to observe that 46.5 x 11 = 511.5. That is suspiciously close to "exactly" 512.000 - in other words is a 9-bit binary shift which is arguably what you'd expect a presumably fixed-point microcontroller processor to do to represent two levels of resolution or scaling of the same underlying value.
Stan, you may be onto something here. The 46.5 number I use was derived by working backwards. With a little more 'tuning', it really could be 46.545454 and then 46.545454 * 11 = 512.
X is the same raw_value (tach stripe count). Different slopes and different offsets but with a fixed-ratio (512) between m1 and m2.
Stan,
I can easily test this part.
I took the DTO and DOD raw values, ran the engine for about 1.5 Smiles and took the raw values again:
| Start | End | Difference | |
| DTO | 0 | 392296 | 392296 |
| DOD | 27117 | 27883 | 766 |
The DTO difference is (almost) exactly 512 times the DOD difference. Its off by just a little which could be the result of how the engine accumulates the tach counts.
So you have added another piece of the puzzle.
