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Curtis 1268 Manual,
Rev. D
THROTTLE 0%
The
throttle 0%
parameter defines the throttle input voltage at which a throttle
command begins. Voltages lower than the programmed value (but higher than
THRTL FAULT LO
) are interpreted to be in a 0% deadband.
THROTTLE 100%
The
throttle 100%
parameter defines the throttle input voltage that gives a full
throttle command. Input voltages above this value (but lower than
THRTL FAULT
HI
) are interpreted as 100% throttle command.
THROTTLE MAP
The
throttle map
parameter modifies the vehicle’s response to the throttle
input. As shown in Figure 7, this parameter determines the controller output
for a given amount of applied throttle. The
THROTTLE MAP
setting refers to the
controller output at half throttle, the midpoint of the throttle’s full active range
(the range between
THROTTLE 0%
and
THROTTLE 100%
).
3 — PROGRAMMABLE PARAMETERS: Throttle Parameters
Throttle Parameters
Fig. 7
Throttle maps for
controller with the Throttle
Map parameter set at vari-
ous values.
Setting
THROTTLE MAP
at 50% provides a linear output response to throttle
position. Values below 50% reduce the controller output at low throttle settings,
providing enhanced slow speed control. Values above 50% give the vehicle a
faster, jumpier feel at low throttle settings.
Controller output begins when the throttle is moved beyond
THROTTLE 0%
,
and continues to increase—following the curve defined by the
THROTTLE MAP
setting—as the throttle input increases, and reaches maximum output when
the throttle input crosses the
THROTTLE 100%
threshold.