The duty cycle, not in Woolich, as you can see above I can select values = time open, % Trim = compared to stock, Value Trim = how much has been added or subtracted compared to stock. I am just letting the Autotune do it's thing and loving the results!
The Woolich software has it's own Target AFR maps (or you can make you own targets) and the data you collect when you ride goes through the wideband O2 sensor to give you your current AFR readings and then it is up to you whether to change the map 1%, 5%, 10% at a time and then ride it again and get fresh data. Usually I do 5 separate autotunes at 10%, then 2 at 5% on the ZX-10R but on my Yamaha R1M it likes just 3 autotunes at 10% and it is flying.
