NefMoto

I've been reading and playing with OLS for two days now with some ME7 files, I've started to get a grasp on the way it works.  I'm used to the late 80's - mid 90's Motronics found on BMWs with a low and high MAF table and a separate WOT column.  Perhaps I'm just over thinking it?  Do KFLBTS and LAMFA just control low - high load and WOT is based solely on MAF readings and injector constant or are those two tables responsible for fueling from 0-100% throttle?  I'm not looking for easy answers, I'm just driving myself nuts.

http://s4wiki.com/wiki/Tuning#Open_loop_AFR

Right on!  Thank you!  I notice on different DME's it looks like LAMFA has less of a priority than BTS.  Does this mean that particular DME pretty much relies on the BTS tables since the threshold is a mere 400c?

ME7 has no "priority" for open loop fueling. Lowest target lambda always wins.

Check out the M-box (S4 8D0907551M), LAMFA is disabled via the axis scaling.

http://s4wiki.com/wiki/Tuning#LAMFAW

"LAMFA - requested lambda. Not very flexible for high load enrichment, uses requested load instead of actual load. Also, the stock LAMFA load axis is (incorrectly) restricted to 0.5%-1.0%. You will have to change it to full range (50%-100%) to use LAMFA, otherwise, the 1% column will be used at ALL requested load points!"

Thanks, guys!  I really appreciate the input!  So far this stuff doesn't seem much more difficult than the older stuff.

So with optimum crank angle, that map is used when lambda = 1 and then it switches to the other timing map for any <1 conditions?

KFZWOP/2 are used in the torque model, not actual timing. Current timing is compared against optimum (the values in KFZWOP) to determine ignition angle efficiency.

Confusion sets in.  So is KFZWOP the theoretical angle for optimum torque, which isn't possible due to physics of a turbo engine?  I'm reading about "KFZWOP/KFMDS - Re-interpolate if you alter the KFMIOP load axis" trying to figure out it's relation to KFMIOP.

You have it correct.

So what is KWZFOP's weight in the calculation?  If I wanted to change the timing would I alter KFZW and KFZWOP?

short answer, KFZW

long answer, you need to read up on torque based EFI systems :P

That's what I'm doing now.  It's really a personal goal but I'd also like to be able to offer my customers an option other than standard re-flashing with the newer Motronic stuff.  I'm not a fan at all of off the shelf tunes and chips, I'd eventually like to be able to tune these cars like I would any other.