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| - | The SMOKER output on the TCB can be controlled in two ways. **Auto (with engine speed)** is what you should use if you actually intend to connect a smoke unit to the TCB. In this control mode the TCB will automatically take care of setting the speed with throttle, turning off the smoker when the engine is off, and applying the idle, fast idle, and max speed settings defined below. But if you are not going to use a smoke unit you can treat the SMOKER output as a general purpose, unidirectional motor speed controller. In **Manual** mode the output can be controlled with any analog trigger source assigned to the **Smoker - Manual Speed** | + | The SMOKER output on the TCB can be controlled in two ways. **Auto (with engine speed)** is what you should use if you actually intend to connect a smoke unit to the TCB. In this control mode the TCB will automatically take care of setting the speed with throttle, turning off the smoker when the engine is off, and applying the idle, fast idle, and max speed settings defined below. But if you are not going to use a smoke unit you can treat the SMOKER output as a general purpose, unidirectional motor speed controller. In **Manual** mode the output can be controlled with any analog trigger source assigned to the [[wiki: |
| == Type == | == Type == | ||