BoonDocker EBC - Manual (Page 7)

BoonDocker Performance 2379 W. Heyrend Way Idaho Falls, ID 83402
Toll Free (US) 877-552-6127 or 208-542-4411 www.boondockers.com
Revised 10-28-11 Electronic Boost Controller install/operation instructions Page 7
ALT
CMP
NO/YES/2X
SOL
TST
BZZ
BST
U-M
PSI/BAR
ALT
U-M
KFT/KM
REV
E0
XIT
CFG
YES/NO
ALTITUDE COMPENSATION
To turn Altitude Compensation off, choose NO. Then the boost set point will
remain constant regardless of weather or altitude, though horsepower will drop with
altitude due to less ambient air. To turn Altitude Compensation on, choose YES.
This will give one-to-one compensation, where one pound of lost ambient air
pressure will result in a one pound increase in boost set point. To get two-to-one
compensation, choose 2X. This will result in more total horsepower at higher
altitudes. Be careful when setting this at a lower altitude than you will be riding.
You must leave margin so that boost at high altitude doesn’t exceed your system’s
capability with the fuel you are burning. (Pressure change with altitude is about
0.5psi per 1000ft under 5000ft altitude and 0.4psi per 1000 from 5000ft to 10,000ft.
In metric units, it is about 0.011bar per 100m under 1500m and about 0.009bar per
100m from 1500m to 3000m.)
SOLENOID TEST
While BZZ is showing, the boost solenoid is operating at 50% duty cycle (on half
the time). This is provided so you can test the solenoid operation.
BOOST UNITS SELECTION
Choose English or metric units for boost pressure. When changing these units you
must re-enter your SET BST in order to properly capture ambient pressure.
ALTITUDE UNITS SELECTION
Choose English or metric units for altitude, displayed in thousands of feet or
thousands of meters.
REVISION
This shows the current revision of the EBC code. Have this available whenever
contacting Boondocker or your dealer with questions.
EXIT CONFIGURATION MODE
After calibrating and configuring your EBC, select “YES” to exit configuration
mode. Then you will see only the three main user elements.