Idle Stability map?
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<scaling name="Idle RPM Offset" units="RPM diff" toexpr="(32768-x)*1000/256" frexpr="32768-(x*256/1000)" format="%.0f" min="-200" max="200" inc="4" storagetype="uint16" endian="big"/> <table name="Idle Timing Compensation 1.1" category="Idle" address="5F608" type="2D" swapxy="false" scaling="IgnitionCompensation"> <table name="RPM" address="62900" type="Y Axis" elements="29" scaling="Idle RPM Offset"/> </table> <table name="Idle Timing Compensation 1.2" category="Idle" address="5F62A" type="2D" swapxy="false" scaling="IgnitionCompensation"> <table name="RPM" address="62900" type="Y Axis" elements="29" scaling="Idle RPM Offset"/> </table> <table name="Idle Timing Compensation 2.1" category="Idle" address="5F64C" type="2D" swapxy="false" scaling="IgnitionCompensation"> <table name="RPM" address="62900" type="Y Axis" elements="29" scaling="Idle RPM Offset"/> </table> <table name="Idle Timing Compensation 2.2" category="Idle" address="5F66E" type="2D" swapxy="false" scaling="IgnitionCompensation"> <table name="RPM" address="62900" type="Y Axis" elements="29" scaling="Idle RPM Offset"/> </table>
Last edited by RS200Z; Jun 5, 2013 at 06:22 AM.
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The last map to idle control in the X is going to be something like airflow or load vs TPS. It will most likely be a 2D horizontal style table (doesnt really matter I suppose) with a minimum TPS value for a given load or airflow value.
Something like this (ignore current labels)-

Think of the purple side as airflow voltage or load, the bottom is minimum TPS duty for said voltage.
Something like this (ignore current labels)-

Think of the purple side as airflow voltage or load, the bottom is minimum TPS duty for said voltage.
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From: Northwest
Well much like how this thread started I am just the Idea man, not the magic maker. I knew that idle stability maps would be in a DBW car much as I know there will be a minimum TPS vs airflow table. Subaru DBW teaches a lot in what to expect for generic controls.
If I had the def I would have shared, but alas I am not that smart of a disassembler.
If I had the def I would have shared, but alas I am not that smart of a disassembler.
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