Beretta V6-173 2.8L (1989)
Ignition Control Module: Description and Operation
Ignition Module Operation
Typical Ignition Module Assembly
The DIS module monitors the crank sensor signals and based on these signals sends a reference signal to the ECM so that correct spark and fuel injector
control can be maintained during all driving conditions. During cranking, the DIS module monitors the "sync pulse" to begin the ignition firing sequence,
and below 400 rpm the module controls spark advance by triggering each of the three coils at a pre-determined interval based on engine speed only.
Above 400 rpm, the ECM controls the spark timing through the module (EST), and compensates for all driving conditions. The DIS module must receive
a "sync pulse" and then a crank signal in that order to enable the engine to start. The DIS module is not repairable. When a module is replaced, the
remaining DIS module components must be transferred to the new module.
