TD-5
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This sort of relates to Kinds thread about rescaling the axis table.
In some of these tables, Ford uses the same axis value twice with a different produced value in the table for each.
Anyone have any Ideas why?
I asked H&S TECH a question Regarding the 0-1020 axis values in the transmission tables a few years ago, & this was their response"
" The 0-1020 values represent 0-100 percent throttle. They are not scaled correctly because the TCM uses floating point data representation for those values. We cannot currently manipulate floating point values with our MCC software, so they are seen exactly as the TCM sees them"
I still don't understand what "Floating Point Representation" is, but I wonder if this has something to do with using the numbers twice?
In some of these tables, Ford uses the same axis value twice with a different produced value in the table for each.
Anyone have any Ideas why?
I asked H&S TECH a question Regarding the 0-1020 axis values in the transmission tables a few years ago, & this was their response"
" The 0-1020 values represent 0-100 percent throttle. They are not scaled correctly because the TCM uses floating point data representation for those values. We cannot currently manipulate floating point values with our MCC software, so they are seen exactly as the TCM sees them"
I still don't understand what "Floating Point Representation" is, but I wonder if this has something to do with using the numbers twice?