Moving RPM Limit:
This value is added to the base idle speed and "Stopped RPM Limit" and stays
active for the Moving decay period.
Typical setting = 500
Stopped RPM Limit:
This value is added to the base idle speed and stays active until the vehicle is
under the moving speed and stays active for the Stopped decay period.
Typical setting = 200
Moving RPM decay:
Rpm/sec that IAC valve tries to follow when the vehicle is moving. Large value
causes quick return the base idle speed plus the "Stopped RPM Limit". Smaller
values can make for less drive line noise on deceleration.
Typical setting = 120
Stopped RPM decay:
Rpm/sec that IAC valve tries to follow when the vehicle is stopped. Large value
Causes quick return to the base idle speed.
Typical setting = 20
IAC Actuator Cal
Only available if selected “User defined” in IAC Tuning Actuator type.
You have to work out the actual idle valve percentage with regard to the IAC valve
position(%). If its a stepper, you do not need to compensate with battery voltage.
M4 tables axis setup
Any table that can have the x or y axis changed are setup here.
• Some of these axis may be in sub menus.
Menu M5
Boost Tune
Tunes the boost controller.
Sets the Boost control range and the boost setpoint gear selection.
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