When you'll see this table
The Generic Output Table only appears when the generic output's Mode is set to Table. It then shows up in the navigator under the name you gave the output, so an output called "Intercooler Pump" gets a table called "Intercooler Pump."
How it works
The table can be up to 3D and up to 16x16, and either axis can use any channel in the ECU. That's what makes it so flexible. You might map a water spray against intake air temperature and throttle, or a fan against coolant temperature and vehicle speed.
What goes in the cells depends on the output's Signal Type:
- State: each cell is either 0 (output off) or 1 (output on). You're drawing the on and off regions of the map.
- Other signal types: each cell holds the value the output should use at that point.
Tips
- With a State output, leave a buffer between the on and off areas so it doesn't chatter at the edge.
- If a simple threshold is all you need, the rules in condition settings are often quicker than a table.
- Check the output pin and driver type in generic output wiring before powering a load.
