Target Lambda Settings

This tab contains settings for the display of the target lambda, which is used to determine the fuel change
if a wide band lambda meter is used while datalogging.

The target lambda for tuning over three different load areas. The Low Load Target Lambda is used
when the engine load is below the low engine load value. The Medium Load Target Lambda is used
when the engine load is between the low and high engine load values. The High Load Target Lambda is
used when the engine load is above the high engine load value.

Lambda Overlay
Lambda overlay allows you to over the lambda reading from datalogging over the fuel tables

You can change the Lambda Overlay either from the toolbar or the menu:

Also see the Lambda Overlay options in the Settings Window

The following overlay views are available:

Normal - displays the normal fuel and ignition tables.

Lambda - shows the recorded lambda readings on the fuel tables.

Fuel Adjustment - shows the estimated adjustment to the fuel table necessary to alter the measured
lambda to meet the target lambda.
Target Lambda - shows the target lambda as entered in the Settings Window

Notes:

• A wide band front o2 sensor is required to obtain accurate lambda readings.

The accuracy of this estimated value depends on many factors, and generally is best used to show
• areas in the fuel tables which need adjustment.
Remember that altering the engine load will cause a short term change in the lambda, so make
• allowances for throttle tip in and similar effects.
The Fuel Adjustment valve is calculated from the theoretical change in lambda from change in fuel
(the ratio of actual lambda to target lambda). The actual change in lambda from adjusting the fuel
• tables is dependent on many factors, so may be slightly different from the calculated adjustment value.