A theoretical question: I understand that below 450 RPM the "cranking cell" (upper left) is used. But what happens at RPMs above 450, but below the lowest RPM bin value?
Example: Left bin at 800 RPM. Engine speed drops to 600 RPM. Does the advance stay put om the 800 RPM value, or is there a linear interpolation towards zero in a any way?
If the measured value goes beyond the extents of the map- high or low, on either axis- the value is railed to that bin. So in your example, the advance would stay put at the 800 RPM bin.
Brent Picasso
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