Coolant Fan PWM controlled - coolant temp X-Axis

like to control my new PWM enabled Fan. (EMU Classic)
I changed the scale of x-axis in “PWM #1 CLT scale” to focus on the Range between 90 and 110 degrees.
Works fine - until I recognize the change of x-axis also had effect on the x-axis of “idle ref table” (for example) this made my engine running worse.

Is there a possibility to detail the x-axis in “PWM #1 CLT scale” without changing this scale for other configs?

Michael

Instead of using 'PWM #1 CLT scale, just use the PWM #1 table and configure the X axis to be CLT. That table is not shared, you can adjust to your liking.

no, unfortunately this does not help. even when changing the scale in “PWM #1 table”, all other configs are reduced to the range 90-110 degrees Celsius.
(Software Version 1.225)

I stand corrected, so it does affect the axis.

I do not have a solution for this.

hm, anyone else have any ideas?
I would like to use the Ecumaster for the control and not install additional sensors and controls.
Is it possible to separate the CLT scale at “PWM #1 CLT scale” in the software? It might require some memory, but I think others might be interested.

I’m also interested in utilizing a PWM table for my cooling fan. Following for updates!

Very nice, that makes me happy.
First of all, I reduced my clt scale, which now ranges from 10 to 110 degrees Celsius. Summer mapping :wink:
This allows me to roughly control the range above 90 degrees, but very roughly. The fan increases its speed as soon as the thermostat opens :frowning:
Hopefully there is another solution where I can control the range above 90 degrees in a dedicated and detailed way.

Maybe I’m missing something here, but it seems like reinventing the wheel?

Check the link, below.

Any updates for it, can you please share the settings.

no, unfortunately no updates here. I have a configuration similar to the one linked by Peter (Facebook).

The only difference is that I have reduced the temperature range to 10-110 degrees Celsius so that I have a slightly finer resolution from 90 degrees to 110. I will have to correct this again in winter temperatures.

I’m attempting this set up for my cooling fan. Anyone has update and can share your setup?