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Hi Al.
If you engine is NOT running and the EC2 has power and
your mode setting is in Mode 1 and you depress the program store button, the EC2
will simulate (generate) a train of injector pulses as if the engine was
operating around 3000 rpm. You should NOT have your pumps on when doing
this or you will truly flood the engine. When you press the store button
the injectors will start clicking like mad -easy to hear.
Mode 8 does the same thing for the ignition, engine
off, mode 8, push store button. and the ignition will fire
repetitively
These are really great from trouble shooting.
One thing that Buly mentioned and I confirmed today, IF
you do have any fuel in the combustion chamber or intake manifold and your
trigger the ignition simulation, the engine may fire and the prop may move or
spin - so be careful. Normally, you can made that happen, but using the
ignition simulation mode you CAN.
Hope this helps.
Ed
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2007 12:35
PM
Subject: [FlyRotary] Mode 8; mode 1
Before, Tracy put in the injector (mode
1) and ignition
(Mode 8) simulation circuits
Enlighten me on
these simulation circuits. I know mode 1 is for manual adjustment of
mixture table values, mode 8 steps the timing. What other tricks have been
added?
And did I see
someone (maybe Tracy) say that mode 6 adjusts the point at which the timing is
retarded? Mode 6 is ‘Secondary injector differential
adjustment’.
Thanks,
Al
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