The Ignition Table comprises of a grid of cells. The x-axis (horizontal) is engine speed. The y-axis (vertical) is engine load. Therefore, each cell represents a unique load/RPM point. Adjusting a cell in the Ignition Table changes the ignition advance/retard that occurs at a particular load/engine speed. Increasing the cell number increases the amount of advance (degrees BTDC) while decreasing it has the opposite effect. Negative numbers indicate retard.
Ignition Table Layout
The number and spacing of the cells in the Ignition Table is completely user adjustable. To adjust the rows or columns press the X key or right click on the fuel table and select Axis Setup . This flexibility allows fine spacing in areas where high resolution/accuracy is required and coarse spacing in less critical areas. The maximum number of engine speed columns is 22, while the maximum number of Load rows is 20.