When asking for technical help at the very least let us know the version of firmware you are running.Cliff's Calibration (Mapping) Guide is a MUST READ: http://www.vemssupport.com/forum/index.php/topic,97.0.html
Quote from: Kamuto on January 10, 2017, 09:20:22 pmQuoteOk, will use "falling" as there is no "rising" option, and while Help file tells to use "rising" with VR sensors...rising is for crank cam sensors, not the speedsensor Ok, so the F1 help file would need to be updated... Moreover with older fws my speedometer readings where ok with rising and 100Hz/100kph, and now they are no more....QuoteQuoteYes, i put the diode, and yes, I'm pretty sure that playing some more time with PID can take to better results, but i can guarantee you that with a normal position table as has Motec (refdc for Vems) the results are amazing... buy motec then anyway, it works perfect on vems too just person has to know what he's doing anyway even if you have ref position table on motec you still need to tune pid My customer bought a Vems, so that's what I have to map... Yes, sure, even with a normal position table you still have to map PID, but as PID work is helped by normal position, resulting DC are perfect...Anyway, are you talking about 1ZZ/2ZZ vvt?Something must be different from my setup (3SGE Beams), because my sectrig changes in one degree step, so it's never exactly on the target...
QuoteOk, will use "falling" as there is no "rising" option, and while Help file tells to use "rising" with VR sensors...rising is for crank cam sensors, not the speedsensor
Ok, will use "falling" as there is no "rising" option, and while Help file tells to use "rising" with VR sensors...
QuoteYes, i put the diode, and yes, I'm pretty sure that playing some more time with PID can take to better results, but i can guarantee you that with a normal position table as has Motec (refdc for Vems) the results are amazing... buy motec then anyway, it works perfect on vems too just person has to know what he's doing anyway even if you have ref position table on motec you still need to tune pid
Yes, i put the diode, and yes, I'm pretty sure that playing some more time with PID can take to better results, but i can guarantee you that with a normal position table as has Motec (refdc for Vems) the results are amazing...
Quote from: Wolf_Tm on January 11, 2017, 06:42:39 pmQuote from: Kamuto on January 10, 2017, 09:20:22 pmQuoteOk, will use "falling" as there is no "rising" option, and while Help file tells to use "rising" with VR sensors...rising is for crank cam sensors, not the speedsensor Ok, so the F1 help file would need to be updated... Moreover with older fws my speedometer readings where ok with rising and 100Hz/100kph, and now they are no more....QuoteQuoteYes, i put the diode, and yes, I'm pretty sure that playing some more time with PID can take to better results, but i can guarantee you that with a normal position table as has Motec (refdc for Vems) the results are amazing... buy motec then anyway, it works perfect on vems too just person has to know what he's doing anyway even if you have ref position table on motec you still need to tune pid My customer bought a Vems, so that's what I have to map... Yes, sure, even with a normal position table you still have to map PID, but as PID work is helped by normal position, resulting DC are perfect...Anyway, are you talking about 1ZZ/2ZZ vvt?Something must be different from my setup (3SGE Beams), because my sectrig changes in one degree step, so it's never exactly on the target...just post log after that it is possible to talk about something
in my opinion your cam target and cam position follows it perfectly
just rpm signal looks little bit jumpy, but I'm not sure what's happening in this log
and afr little bit off the target