The fuel calculation is shared in the bottom of the window in your screenshot:
Injection Volume = Current Pedal * Pedal Slope + PedalOffset - Current RPM * RPM Slope
Pedal LowMed and MedHigh define the boundaries of the three ranges (Low, Med, High).
We can pick some values to see what the Driver Demand injection volume would be.
Say we are at 2000 RPM and 35% throttle and on Pedal MAP A, our coefficients would be:
- Current Pedal > Pedal LowMed && Current Pedal < Pedal MedHigh, so our Pedal lookup will be Med
- Driver Demand A Pedal Offset = 9.004 mm3 (Med value)
- Driver Demand A Pedal Slope = 1.367 mm3/Pedal % (Med value)
- Driver Demand A/B RPM Slope = 0.014 mm3/RPM (I pulled this from an LC200 file, don't have a 70 file handy, you'll have to substitute your value)
Plugging in our current conditions into the above formula:
Driver Demand Injection Volume = 35 % (Current Pedal) * 1.367 mm3/% (Pedal Slope) + 9.004 mm3 (PedalOffset) - 2000 RPM (Current RPM) * 0.014 mm3/RPM (RPM Slope)
Driver Demand Injection Volume = 47.845 mm3 + 9.004 mm3 - 28 mm3 = 28.849 mm3
If the Driver Demand Injection Volume exceeds the any of the limits under the Engine -> Diesel Fueling -> Main Injection Limits tab, they will override the Driver Demand calculation.
The scheduled injection events are then determined according to the currently active Engine -> Diesel Fueling -> Injection Configuration table, and the injection volume for each event is determined according total injection volume and engine RPM according to the fueling tables under the tab for each injection event and active injection configuration table.