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cltchsw [2009/08/31 09:44]
twdorris created
cltchsw [2024/03/15 11:16]
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-====== CltchSw - loggable parameter ====== 
-This value of the CltchSw log item is not intuitive. ​ This page is intended to clear that up. 
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-===== Operation ===== 
-CltchSw is not a native ECU value. ​ That is, without ECMLink installed inside the ECU, this value just doesn'​t exist. ​ ECMLink creates this value when you have the "​Enable clutch cut" checkbox checked on the RPM/TPS tab.  If you do not have this checkbox checked, then CltchSw will never change values. 
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-When wiring our clutch cut wire to your ECU, you will connect the wire to the ECU's "​automatic transmission in drive" indicator input. ​ When you check the "​Enable clutch cut" checkbox, ECMLink will turn off the factory'​s A/T D indicator inside the ECU and use that input pin to indicate CltchSw status instead. ​ You're basically redefining the meaning of that pin when you enable clutch cut operation. 
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-That said, if you see A/T D change values when you press the clutch pedal in/out, then you have *not* yet enabled clutch cut operation.  ​ 
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-====== Definition ====== 
-When CltchSw shows "​0",​ this means the ECU thinks the clutch pedal has been pressed "​in",​ towards the firewall. ​ This enables no lift to shift and/or ALS between gears. 
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-When CltchSw shows "​1",​ this means the ECU thinks the clutch pedal is fully released (foot off the pedal). 
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-If your datalog shows this switch behaving opposite of these values, then you need to check the "Use starter switch for clutch wire (invert signal)"​ checkbox on the Misc tab of the ECMLink application. 
  
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