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Old 4th September 2020, 03:57 PM
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Prompted by the comments in MJs workshop thread I was looking at the arcs inside my old F125 and trying to work out which was which re the pin numbers. But I couldn't.
The patterns of contact areas in the arcs don't seem to correspond to the logic/bits I worked out above. Some do very well but not all.
Maybe I misunderstood the documents that Ainars posted, or there's a mismatch/error in them. Me misunderstanding seems more likely, I'll have a rethink....
There's also a possibility that there are some "transitional" codes that are designed to signal to the TCU that there is movement between one position and another. Nonetheless there are still segments that don't appear to correspond.
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