Where should I set noise floor for SMART timing?
I'm going to add some here to the mix, one thing I did is that the I use the value of the Upper limit of the Happy Zone to be at 7k rpm 28 instead of 26 since the next change point up the scale is 29.
left scale is for mas in and knock buffer right is for timing off set and corresponding timing map

This is a 10 min flog log SMART can be seen at work. Had to split the file in 3 since excel can only plot 32000 samples at a time
left scale is for mas in and knock buffer right is for timing off set and corresponding timing map

This is a 10 min flog log SMART can be seen at work. Had to split the file in 3 since excel can only plot 32000 samples at a time
Originally Posted by Jorge T
This is a 10 min flog log SMART can be seen at work. Had to split the file in 3 since excel can only plot 32000 samples at a time

Is yellow your new noise threshold (happy zone), or the old one that you want to move?
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Originally Posted by mrdecibel
Here's a run with Boost at 29 psi and zero timing applied with no SMART intervention. Average AFRs are around 11.3
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I have leaned fuel delivery one point. Here is a graph with same map.
Originally Posted by donour
Is that still your pump gas map or have you leaned fuel delivery one point?
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Think I should pull a couple of degrees of timing out from 4500-6500? Seems to be just as noisy before I pulled 2 degrees out and smart made its corrections. Heres one run overlaying the other. Notice how knock levels seem to be consistent with and without timing adjustments.
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Originally Posted by Jorge T
I have to ask; Is there any correlation between the knock buffer signal number(assume it is percent) and voltage? ie 20 = 1v, 26= 1.3v. 50=2.5v

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Thanks. I'm starting to understand now!