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Central IA | You are spot on for the zero flow offset setting the lowest limit for the PWM range. The PWM standby is the value the system holds during turns when all sections or master spray are turned off. You will want this value higher than the zero flow offset. It won't jump to that value right as the pump is turned on but a quick cycle of the master spray would put it to that value. You can also have the system hold the PWM standby number for a designated period of time with the flow control delay value.
I normally start with PWM settings in this range and adjust from here as needed.
Control valve: PWM 12 volt
PWM frequency: 122
PWM Gain: 300-450 (start at the low end)
PWM standby: 35-50
Zero flow offset: 30 | |
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AWS connector under Armrest - Hagie STS-12
