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throttle fault < max regen < min regen < min positive torque < max positive torque
So, a possible configuration for a standard hall effect throttle would be:
throttle fault = 5
max regen = 50
min regen = 200
min positive torque = 250
max positive torque = 900
So, "zero torque command" is in 200-250. Then, when you release the throttle completely, it might show 50 on the microcontroller, so you would get max regen until you come to a stop.
Full throttle would be around 900 (1023 would mean 5.0 volts for the analog signal).