Hi,

Ours is frame6B, TMR, Speedtronic GT. Recently we have switched over to Gas fuel (Earlier on liquid fuel only). While checking the Fuel Splitter program in BBL There are Two abbreviations 1BOO and 0B00. I have run the program (i mean calculated manually) considering the 1BOO is '1' and 0BOO as '0'. But it did not work. When I consider 1BOO '100%' and 0BOO '0%' it worked absolutely fine.

My query is what is the meaning of BOO? and if it is 1BOO or 0BOO what value i should take for calculation. BOO means what?

warm regards
CPPguy

 

It's not BOO.

It's B00.

It's a reference to the fixed point math notation used in the Mark V.

In that block, '1 B00' is a reference to a value of "1", and '0 B00' is a reference to a value of "0".

In the Appendix of later revisions of the Mark V Application Manual, GEH-6195, there is an explanation of how the Mark V uses fixed point mathematics.