EvoScan logging with AEM UEGO???
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A lot of us have . Do a search around this forum. You can start here for the cable instructions:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...light=AEM+UEGO
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...light=AEM+UEGO
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I already have the cable and it is workiing because I get the data stream on a windows hyper terminal. THe problem is that when I connect to EvoScan with the Wideband selected EvoScan gives me an error and stops. The error I got is:
Info: Initialization Complete...
Info: Waiting for INIT Response...
Info: ECU ID: E4BF
Info: Connection successful...
Error: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Info: Datalogger Ended
What version of evescan are you using? I have been trying to use ver 2.2 with no luck so far. And I dont know where to look for an earlier version to try it. When I paid it geot me directly to ver 2.2 download and no option to download other versions.
Info: Initialization Complete...
Info: Waiting for INIT Response...
Info: ECU ID: E4BF
Info: Connection successful...
Error: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Info: Datalogger Ended
What version of evescan are you using? I have been trying to use ver 2.2 with no luck so far. And I dont know where to look for an earlier version to try it. When I paid it geot me directly to ver 2.2 download and no option to download other versions.
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I did fix the problem. I had to go back to the previous version of evoscan. I believe it was 2.1. The version I was using was a beta and did not support wideband log via serial. I switch to the previous version and everything works great. I am using the AEM UEGO.
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hmmm i have a pre release verison...and im having an issue...whenever i check the wideband box to log...it doesnt connect....
now i know that i have to have the blue cable from the wideband harness going to the female connector #2 but do i HAVE to have it grounded as well?
now i know that i have to have the blue cable from the wideband harness going to the female connector #2 but do i HAVE to have it grounded as well?
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hmmm i have a pre release verison...and im having an issue...whenever i check the wideband box to log...it doesnt connect....
now i know that i have to have the blue cable from the wideband harness going to the female connector #2 but do i HAVE to have it grounded as well?
now i know that i have to have the blue cable from the wideband harness going to the female connector #2 but do i HAVE to have it grounded as well?
Thats what the instructions say, and that is how I have made cables that all worked
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If I plug in different USB ports, it will assign different COM ports. Maby see if it will work the same for your computer. I used to check the port every single freaking time until I figured it out.
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HELP!!