how-to: Log AFR from the LC-1 w/o a serial cable
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Danieln, the "x" is strictly for logging with serial cable under the "external wideband" option.
the placement for the formula you input is for the "wideband AFR" option shown here:
I just realize that after I read more of your posts.
Thanks a lot
the placement for the formula you input is for the "wideband AFR" option shown here:
I just realize that after I read more of your posts.
Thanks a lot
#304
You're formula is correct for an ideal analog input, but often there are ground offsets in the analog input signal. When I checked my rear O2 analog input, there was a consistent offset of around 3/255 which is approximately 0.1 AFR for my LC-1 calibration. See this post:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ec...ml#post5537603
If the AFR read via the analog input is low, then add to the offset, e.g., use:
0.03913*x+10.2
If its reading high, then subtract the amount its reading high, e.g., use:
0.03913*x+9.8
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ec...ml#post5537603
If the AFR read via the analog input is low, then add to the offset, e.g., use:
0.03913*x+10.2
If its reading high, then subtract the amount its reading high, e.g., use:
0.03913*x+9.8
#311
Assuming that WOT is richer than idle, then to get the analog out to match the gauge, you need to decrease the slope (multiplication factor) slightly increase the offset a bit. If you tell me your AFRs at idle and at WOT for the guage and the analog out, I can work out the correct formula for you.
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i think i may have figured out why the analog is off.. i have 2 harneses for my car so i have tons of ecu pins and looking for a pin i noticed that the wire going to the rear o2 (from the spare harness) has a plastic wrap over it. so i pealed back a little and found that the o2 wire is surrounded by insulating wire connected to a ground wire so i cut the whole thing and used it. im wondering if the insulated wire thats grounded is used to stop interference /static? like how a room with alot of copper piping will stop cell phone signals. i havent been able to test this as that i just installed it (yay) and the o2 sensor i buy is dead (fml) . so let me know your input on this.