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Initializing Table Values
Initializing table values sets the value of every cell in the selected table to a constant.
To initialize the values of the table:
When initializing tables, you should think about your strategy. Filling with zeros can cause a problem for some strategies using "modifier" tables. For example, your strategy might use several speed-load tables for different values of AFR, or you might use an AFR table as a "modifier" to add to a single speed-load table to adjust for the effects of different AFR levels on your torque output.
If your table is a modifier that is added to other tables, you should initially fill it with 0s; if it is a modifier that multiplies other tables, you should fill it with 1s. If you do not, when CAGE tries to fill the table by rearranging the strategy equation (model = table * modifier table), there is a problem, as you cannot divide by zero. This operation will fail.
![]() | Calibrating the Tables | Filling Table Values | ![]() |