I'm trying to decipher when
REV_LIMIT_PARKED,&H7FE9,1,1,1,50,Rev limiter when speed is 0km/h
is used
I changed the value to 3000rpm to give it a try. Car idling, I rev above 3000 without any problem.
What's the real purpose of this parameter ?
In case some people experimented this param ....
I have code disassembled of this part but it's just a nightmare to understand, so many conditionals ...
Z32: PRM REV limit when parked !? Behavior ?
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Re: Z32: PRM REV limit when parked !? Behavior ?
These conditions seem to be the same from the R31/Z31/R32 code also. The parameter should actually be
Some customers without the speedo hooked up (eg transplanted engine) do seem to hit these limits (under what conditions?) so that was when I had to go through the code and locate these parameters. I've only just added them for the earlier cars in 0.10.20
REV_LIMIT_PARKED is kind of redundant so I'll update the Z32/M30 address files to use the aboveREV_LIMIT_SAFETY,&H7FE9,1,1,1,50,Rev Limit (speed = 0)
TP_LIMIT_SAFETY,&H7EEA,1,1,1,1,TP safety limit (speed = 0)
Some customers without the speedo hooked up (eg transplanted engine) do seem to hit these limits (under what conditions?) so that was when I had to go through the code and locate these parameters. I've only just added them for the earlier cars in 0.10.20