I understand they're working on a real manual, and Jamie is writing a tutorial on setting-up the AT-100 and running PV Tune. When I hear more I'll pass it along.

 

Well i for one can't wait. When I called DJ for tuning how-to info they said to have the dyno operator do step runs but use the map value in lieu of throttle position. The dyno guy said whaaaaat is a step test! Give me the use of my AT100. Please soon.

 

This long for AT-100 I have to wonder how long after that for the Basic? Happening slower than I thought it would.

I need some tweeks for sure I have roll on pinging.

I need to do some data collection and see if I can figure this out I am going to end calling fuel moto before to long.

 

Datalog for knock retard front and rear and see what it shows. If you are detonating it should tell you where so you can adjust. The AT-100 only shows the Lambda signal, AFAIK.

 

Sam2010,

Just curious as to what you are running. Did you do any engine work, cams?

As a general comment, I am a TTS user, but I think the solution you are looking for is the same. I run a FM 107 build, but I started with a canned TTS map, not from Fuel Moto. As I followed the process in the TTS manual, I developed a timing curve custom for each cylinder. Not only did knocking get tuned out, I believe I found a significant performance improvement; at least that is what my butt dyno says. I like the fact the process develops a curve custom to your individual bike. No doubt PV can do the same.

Short story long, if the PV documentation does not yet provide a good tutorial on setting your timing, then refer to the TTS manual.

I'm still following this PV thread with interest. Lots of potential here!

 

Where can a person d/l a TTS manual?
thx

 

http://www.mastertune.net/files/calibrations.asp

 

Thanks for the pointers to the TTS manual - let the fun begin!

In the image below I am comparing the AFR tables from my FM map for my CAM addition to my 'stock' tune. The purple area shows where the AFR for the FM map has been reduced from 14.6 to 14.5. According to the TTS manual this change has dramatically reduced the region in my map that I am running in closed loop.

Am I reading this correctly? Is a setting of 14.5 in the AFR table indicating open loop operation?

 

I can't see any image. Can anyone else?

That's correct.

 

Might be because I had that album set as private, I changed it to public. The image is here.