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Thanks JP. I didnt understand at all what you posted but after about the 10th time i read it, i caught the division of the timer by the "specified value".
So the specified value will be the mulitplication of the timer input by me, by 2?
Basically I was confused as to the actual time values.
there are three different timers that are used for going into closed loop when starting up.
1 for cold startup, 1 for warm, and 1 for hot.
Each has its own length of time set progressvly faster.
The hac was indicating a value = to "$0F" =15 for the "hot" timer but was shown calculated as 7.5 seconds.
The XDF was indicating 7.5 seconds for the same.
The value in the code is 2 times the actual time in seconds as it turns out. The code divides it by two when it is used.
So both are correct.