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2.9. Auto ‐ calibration
The auto ‐ calibration window is used to calibrate the engine at idle run. Start the calibration after the
engine is turned on and the lambda probe begins to work. During the auto ‐ calibration the engine
should work at idle run. Switch off air ‐ conditioning and lights and do not turn the steering wheel.
During the calibration, the controller will automatically switch from petrol to LPG. The controller will
be automatically switching on selected LPG cylinders. Once the auto ‐ calibration is complete, the
controller displays a message informing the auto ‐ calibration has finished successfully. The following
messages may appear during the calibration:
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Engine rpm too low [rpm]– engine rpm are too low, please check the “Num. of cyl. for
coil” setting
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No injection at the injector – no signal at the petrol injector – check the connection of
the emulator’s bundle.
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Collector pressure [bar] incorrect – the collector pressure may be incorrect, check the
collector’s pressure sensor settings.
Available calibration options:
All injectors together – in the case of standard calibration (“ All injectors together ” option is switched
off), the controller switches one cylinder to LPG first and then switches the remaining cylinders one by
one. If the All injectors together ” option is switched on, the controller will switch on all injectors at the
same time.
This option can be very useful in the case of some “full ‐ group” injection systems, for which it is
not possible to separate individual petrol injectors and 4 injectors form a single primed module with
two terminals. This option should be switched on as well if fuel strip pressure emulators or “Renix”
emulators are used.
If this option is selected, the “Cylinder switchover” parameter will be automatically set to 0.
2.10. Oscilloscope
Fig. 15 Oscilloscope view
When the auto ‐ calibration or map tab is selected, the oscilloscope is visible. The oscilloscope shows
all the signals described in point 2.5. The control buttons have the following functions (from left to
right):
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Start the oscilloscope
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Stop the oscilloscope
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Save current oscilloscope display
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Load saved oscilloscope display
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Decrease the number of displayed points (only for loaded graphs)