PFS PMC boost control
I just got the Interacq software. Does anyone know how the pfs pmc actually controls boost ? The explanations on wades page make no sense. He says more primary vent means more pre-spool. But more venting = more primary boost = less pre spool. Is it an additive over the stock vent value ? Is primary before 4500 and secondary after ? In other words, if I put 20 in the primary vent value for 10 psi and I'm at 3000 rpm, boosting 10 on the primary, will it add 20% to the duty cycle?
And if I go to 11 and I have 30 it will add 30 and so on ? Otherwise, the numbers should go backwards, right ? You would vent 100% until 10psi and then you would start venting less to control boost. All the screen shots I've seen the vent goes up with the boost. |
you should just turn the vent value on, go take a couple of hard runs and then turn the vent value off and you are good to go.
by the way, where did you get the software and how much? |
Software is available from Plus One Micro. Email Paul (the author) at plus1m@mindspring.com. List is $299, but he may discount for direct sales. Vent learn was turned on and the values were kind of strange - 25 65 57 93 75 - that sort of thing. I'd like to control it directly. I'm going to try some vent settings today and see what happens.
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do you have the latest software on the PFS or not? I don't have the latest software. Mine says 1996 and I don't know if the Windows software would work.
Amel |
You would probably need an eeprom upgrade. Paul can tell from the numbers on your chip. After thinking about it, I guess the vents are what should produce that boost. 0 = 7 psi, x=8psi, y=9psi, z=10psi. So if x is 25 and your target boost is 8 then the pfs will vent at 25 to try to get 8 psi. If it is learning, and it gets 9psi at 25 then it could try a lower value.
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Who is this Paul guy and can he upgrade my PMS to the latest software? Is he related to the PFS company?
Amel |
Paul wrote the software. The PMS has an eeprom chip which can be upgraded. The latest software works only with the later eeproms. I think EFI systems has the eeproms.
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