Interesting. I have dual P-Mags and was getting the same issue from the right P-Mag only. Since Dynon allows being wired to both P-Mags, that is what I did. Then when I isolated it to only the right P-Mag, I disconnected that tach wire and the issue seemed to go away. Then one day, I powered up and it was doing the same on the remaining left P-mag. As soon as I started the engine however, it went back to normal.
So E-Mag says that while they supply tach information, it is not officially supported, so I haven't asked Brad about it. My next step if I see it again, is to move the prop slightly while the Mags are grounded to see if it goes away. My thinking is that it might be resting on point where a pulse is being sent. Sort of like when the LED flashes rapidly during timing checks because the mag is teetering on a pick up point.