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4.13 Fuel Flow Daqu — Manual
Option Selection/Setting
Channel Any Y
Function Engine RPM
Sensor Digital Pulse
Report time 0.2 – 0.5 s
Filter about 0.5 s
Pulses 2
Prop reduction 1
Table 18: An example for engine RPM connected to Y channel and two pulses
per RPM.
Figure 14.
Let’s assume that sensors is applied to a rotor and it is counting teeths.
There are 72 teeth for one RPM, which equals to 72 pulses. Table 19 shows
appropriate settings for this assumption. Your case will be probalby have a
different number of pulses.
Option Selection/Setting
Channel Any Y
Function Rotor RPM
Sensor Digital Pulse
Report time 0.2 – 0.5 s
Filter about 0.5 s
Pulses 72
Table 19: An example for rotor RPM connected to Y channel.
See also section 1.2.2 for more information about channel limitations.
4.13 Fuel Flow
Fuel flow sensors are active sensors with pulse output. Each sensors gives
out specific number of pulses per some volume and this value must be set to
Daqu. Daqu expects number of pulses per liter.
Sensors are either calibrated, where each sensors has its own value attached
to it (FloScan sensors, for example), or a general number for all sensors of the
same type is given (FT-60, for example).
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