I searched for hours last night and today and can't get an answer. On my injector battery voltage latency table, the 11.7v-18.6v tables cannot be adjusted where I need them to be. It'll only go up or down in 1ms increments and can't be adjust using 1% increments like I used on the others so I'm trying to enter the values manually.

So first up, I'm trying to set the 11.72v setting to .706ms. What formula would I use to enter .706 as a hex value?

 

Smallest changes are 0.024 ms. You need to adjust the latency scaling value from 1ms increment to 0.024 increments. Or just manually enter a number such as .706 and see what the closest it gets is.

 

Yeah, I can't just enter 0x.706 though. I need to know how enter a decimal in there. Like I said, I can't change the values using + or - on the values from 11.7v-18.6v tables. It worked fine on the other 3.

 

change the others first then go back to .706

 

The hex number is going to reflect each change in a 0.024 increment is what I mean. Your choices in the stock software are 0.696 or 0.720 which is close enough trust me.

 

Already did this. The only changes I'm able to make anywhere close is 0.000 to 1.008 on the last 4 (higher voltage) tables. I'm not worried if it's .050ms off, I'm just not able to adjust it in the .024ms increments, just 1.008 increments.

I need to know how to put a decimal in the hex value. I don't care if its .100 off, I just can't adjust it using the "Increase/decrease 1%" like I did on the others, it won't let me.

 

Manually enter the decimal of your choice. It will snap to the closest accepted value. Takes a little bit of tryingbut thats how i do it.

 

It usually says something like "Hexidecimal value invalid" or something along those lines.

 

It's not a hex value you're entering; you should NOT be prefixing the value with 0x.

 

That explains it, I guess I've been following instructions more than I should. I'll give it a try when I get back to my laptop, thanks.