How to tune r32 and r36 correctly?
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How to tune r32 and r36 correctly?
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Re: How to tune r32 and r36 correctly?
Ken
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Re: How to tune r32 and r36 correctly?
I think I have tried all positions already....I keep on trying
Thanks for your response
Re: How to tune r32 and r36 correctly?
What is the sensor connected to the VR input? It's the norm now to use the VR inout for VR, hall, and even EDIS.jeff01 wrote:Sorry, my mistake.....thouse were R52 and R56 .....I remembered wrong.
I think I have tried all positions already....I keep on trying![]()
Thanks for your response
Generally, I find R52 can be left on the default fully anti-clock position.
R56 usually ends up about 6-8 turns clockwise.
It's much easier to adjust R56 with a scope connected to VR out. You set R56 for a decent square wave of approx 5v peak to peak and an even mark/space ratio.

Top trace is VR out with that scope input set to 5v per division
Bottom is VR in """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""1v"""""""""""""""
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Re: How to tune r32 and r36 correctly?
will start the engine shortly