Calibration Group

Elite Software Programmer › ESP - Navigation › Tuning TablesUpdated Sep 2026

Tucked in ESP's table list is a group of sensor calibrations. They edit like any other table, but they describe the sensors, not the tune, so change them only when the hardware changes.

What's in it

The Calibration group holds a fixed set of tables that convert sensor signals into the values ESP shows you. They tell the Elite how to turn a sensor's voltage into a real reading, such as a temperature or pressure. You can open and edit them with the same tools as any other table (see modifying tuning tables).

When to change one

Only when you've fitted a different sensor from the one the calibration was made for. If the sensor matches, the calibration is already right, and changing it just makes the ECU read wrong. A wrong temperature or pressure reading then flows into every fuel and ignition correction that uses it.

  • Get the replacement sensor's data (voltage or resistance against temperature or pressure) before you start.
  • Check the result with a known reference, like a good thermometer or gauge.
  • Save a copy of the map first, so you can go back.

Not sure your sensor needs a new calibration? Ask us.