LMM-dsp5 time delay

[killerbee]

On earlier ecm's there is an adjustable time delay for switching, as I recall.

Is there any chance we can get that on Bosch DSP5? The instant change is creating some problems with some switches, mainly the type where between switch detents, the main tune defaults. It would be helpful.

[GMPX]

No, won't be revisiting DSP for Bosch. Use debounce caps on the switch if it's an issue.

[killerbee]

you win some, you lose some.

[69camaro5speed]

ok I am having the same problem with the switch I have. voltage spikes up and down power doesnt change seems like it must be going to first tune.so what is (debounce caps on the switch)?

[killerbee]

Nobody is going to build a switch that way, fwiw. The fleet of C.B.'s built for this effort were conceived with the original (pre-bosch) time delay options.

I have several years worth of boards that will have to be sold before a new design will come along.

[bballer182]

]Nobody is going to build a switch that way, fwiw[/COLOR]. The fleet of C.B.'s built for this effort were conceived with the original (pre-bosch) time delay options.

I have several years worth of boards that will have to be sold before a new design will come along.

Build them what way? with capacitors?

[killerbee]

Keylock, for example is a 2-layer board, with half the surface area of the knob switches. 5 resistors is challenge aplenty.

[bballer182]

granted, mine aren't key-locked or circuit boarded but i managed to build mine with de-bounce capacitors.

[69camaro5speed]

well i need to do some thing doesnt work this way