Editing tables in ESP
In Elite Software Programmer, every tuning table in the ECU navigator can be changed. The workflow is the same everywhere: open a table from the navigator, select the cells you want to work on, then change their values. Once you know the editing tools, fuel, ignition, boost and every other table all work the same way.
The tools, and when we use them
| Tool | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Selecting cells and deselecting cells | Choosing exactly which part of the table to change |
| Increasing and decreasing values | Nudging cells up or down in steps |
| Currently used cell | Seeing where the engine is operating right now |
| All Ranges and All Ranges above modes | Applying one change across a wider range of the table at once |
| Inserting and deleting axis points | Adding resolution where the engine needs it |
| Copy through | Carrying values across a range of cells |
Watch your air-fuel ratio
Never change fuel or timing under load without a fast, accurate air-fuel reading. A wideband oxygen sensor responds quickly enough to catch a lean spot before it becomes a problem. A narrowband sensor won't.
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