This may be a basic question but do the knock tables in the flash pro determine the amount of knock % required to add to the knock count?
What is the relationship between the knock % in the logs and the numbers in the knock table?
I recently recorded a commute to work where it indicated I had a knock when the knock % was at 15%. There was no knock retard so I am wondering what I should do. I am tempted to leave it since the knock level was so low. It was at a low rpm at about 2k.
2007 s2k fwiw.
knock knock..
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scareyourpassenger
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After thinking about it a while I may have figured it out. I would still like Hondata to give me some feedback since the manual seems to only partially explain it.
The knock count is an internal algorithm determined by honda without flashpro control.
The knock map controls how much knock retard is applied to a knock detection. Historically, as knocks are detected at the same point it may learn where it needs to retard the timing automatically to where you do not detect knock but the knock retard is still indicated in the logs.
The knock counts may reset every time the car is turned off but the history of knock retard is stored. This would be for the fuel quality detection.
The knock count is an internal algorithm determined by honda without flashpro control.
The knock map controls how much knock retard is applied to a knock detection. Historically, as knocks are detected at the same point it may learn where it needs to retard the timing automatically to where you do not detect knock but the knock retard is still indicated in the logs.
The knock counts may reset every time the car is turned off but the history of knock retard is stored. This would be for the fuel quality detection.
Last edited by scareyourpassenger on Wed Mar 17, 2010 11:31 am, edited 1 time in total.
I haven't found any correlation between knock retard and knock counts at all. It just seems like it is hard coded to remove lots of timing below VTEC, and almost nothing above VTEC. Knock retard below VTEC goes upto about 5*, then above VTEC, there are just a couple little 1* blips here and there (at RPM points where I've never seen knock counts).
'06 NFR S2000
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scareyourpassenger
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Honda knock control only offer a long term adjustment of estimated fuel octane, and does not use dynamic ignition timing control.
See http://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=745922
See http://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=745922
Hondata
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The knock tables in FlashPro manager basically determine the amount of knock retard which is applied based on the amount of knock the ECU hears. Note that this may result in retard even if there is no knock.
For a more detailed explaination you would need to ask Honda how exactly the knock retard value is determined - it is fairly complex.
For a more detailed explaination you would need to ask Honda how exactly the knock retard value is determined - it is fairly complex.
Hondata