Leave it alone or keep tuning?
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Leave it alone or keep tuning?
My LTFT has been holding most of the time from .8 to 1.1. Think I should leave it alone or make some more adjustments to get it in the negitive?
Anything spifically to adjust to make this move the slighest bit?
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Anything spifically to adjust to make this move the slighest bit?
Thanks
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Move them nevative.
Gather a full log of LTFT data in the histogram in VCM Scanner with a min cell count of 100.. then multiply your VE table by % - half, then do some hand smoothing (very gentle)..
That should put you right there.
Gather a full log of LTFT data in the histogram in VCM Scanner with a min cell count of 100.. then multiply your VE table by % - half, then do some hand smoothing (very gentle)..
That should put you right there.
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If you're still in SD, then adjust the VE as Magnus mentioned.
If the MAF has been re-enabled, tweak it there. Just watch your STFT's/LTFT's averages vs. MAF Hz. You can usually see where the trouble spots are then. Make minor adjustments (1/2 corrections or less) based on the LTFT+STFT averages.
Example...
MAF Hz = 4,125
LTFT average = 1.1
STFT average = -0.2
N = 189 (make sure you have enough data)
STFT+LTFT = 0.9
Correction = multiply 4,125Hz cell by 0.9955 for 1/2 correction
(0.9% divided by 2 = 0.45% or .0045 >>> 1-.0045=.9955)
If the MAF has been re-enabled, tweak it there. Just watch your STFT's/LTFT's averages vs. MAF Hz. You can usually see where the trouble spots are then. Make minor adjustments (1/2 corrections or less) based on the LTFT+STFT averages.
Example...
MAF Hz = 4,125
LTFT average = 1.1
STFT average = -0.2
N = 189 (make sure you have enough data)
STFT+LTFT = 0.9
Correction = multiply 4,125Hz cell by 0.9955 for 1/2 correction
(0.9% divided by 2 = 0.45% or .0045 >>> 1-.0045=.9955)