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20.11
Boost control
This feature allows the control, through PWM, of a solenoid valve that manages the wastegate valve, therefore
regulating the boost pressure. FuelTech recommends using a 3-way N75 solenoid. For more information about its
installation, see chapter 14.7 in this manual.
The first parameter to be configured is the TPS percentage, above which the Boost Control will start to pulse the
control solenoid. When TPS is below the percentage set, the solenoid remains inactive, allowing the engine to reach the
-way N75 solenoid, or any other solenoid that maintains the minimum
boost pressure when inactive. This option is used in most cases.
Lastly, the maps are configured with the percentage of boost based on RPM, where 0% means that the valve is
wastegate will be closed and the turbine will reach maximum pressure.
Important note: be very CAUTIOUS when using this function. When values close to 100% boost have been
programmed, the turbine may generate full pressure, which may cause engine damage if it has not been properly
prepared to support the pressure levels reached.
20.12
Boost activated output
This function is used to activate an auxiliary output according to MAP readings. Setup the range of vacuum/boost
to activate and to deactivate the output.
20.13
Tachometer output
By standard, the tach output is used on gray #8 or a yellow output.
gray outputs can be used.