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| Make sure "Rate Snapping" is set to "On". This will make the Ez-Boom behave more like other controllers. Most controllers actually fluctuate like this, except their displays don't change the decimal place, so it will read as the closest single digit, giving the appearance that it is holding a stable Rate.
If you feel it is still moving around, try reducing the "Allowable Error". This is the percentage "Off Rate" it has to be before it will try to correct. You can also try increasing the "Valve Response 2" setting. This adjusts how quickly the valve responds when it is close to its target rate.
If you go too far with either of these settings, your rate will really start to fluctuate. This can be seen sooner if you have a pressure gauge connected. Disabling Rate Snapping will also help when fine tuning the system, but don't forget to reenable once done.
Edited by Trimble Man 10/8/2013 05:52
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EZ Boom actual GPA accuracy - jumps around
