Hi Finn
Yes, I found it interesting tuning and reading the manual definitely helped there!!
As we idle at over 1600rpm I found that the first two tables don't come into play except as she first fires.
Ours only uses a couple of entries in the 3rd table before jumping into table 3 and table 7 doesn’t get used as its for >20 inches MAP below 5000rpm.
So 4 of the 8 tables are basically not used at all or rarely.
I’m having some difficulty tuning for the two different scenarios of initial acceleration and then descending where the mixture goes ultra lean.
Not sure if the variable pitch prop is partly to blame here.

Steve Izett

> On 19 Jan 2021, at 9:01 am, Finn Lassen finn.lassen@verizon.net <flyrotary@lancaironline.net> wrote:
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> Been doing higher power engine runs the last couple of days (and attempts to dynamically balance the prop).
>
> Learned something new today: The EC3CL8 (CL: Closed Loop) software actually uses 8 MAP tables!
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> Each table (page)  has 16 MAP entries. Table is selected by RPM range.
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> For those of you that have the EC3 with the latest CL8 software and an EM3 that can display the MAP table(s) that may clarify things. Sure did for me.
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> Yes, I know: read the damn manual!
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> Finn
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