hondata not reading sensors

[noobdata]

help ive just installed my first hondata s300 on a rebuilt ecu p28 and i can connect to it all the things on the s300 tab in the manager are check marked. but when i click on the tps tab it wont let me calibrate it then i started the car and realized that no sensors or gauges are reading (edit just realized the hondata chip is flashing red)

[noobdata]

Here’s some of the solder joints
I don’t have a picture but I did install the jumper (black striped) in j1 and the resistor in r54 right below it
Ecu was converted from auto to manual if that matters

[Arno]

Just checking, but you are starting datalogging (lightning-bolt button near top of main window, F10 on keyboard) when trying to view the sensors and calibrate the TPS, right?

Bye, Arno.

[noobdata]

Just checking, but you are starting datalogging (lightning-bolt button near top of main window, F10 on keyboard) when trying to view the sensors and calibrate the TPS, right?

Bye, Arno.

Uh…. Let’s say no. So I have to click f10 and then try. Why is the hondata flashing red though.
Also I had this problem before with the old ecu but it seems like the engine revs down and almost would stall it would stall sometimes. Is there a way I could fix that with the ecu

[noobdata]

Just checking, but you are starting datalogging (lightning-bolt button near top of main window, F10 on keyboard) when trying to view the sensors and calibrate the TPS, right?

Bye, Arno.

Am I supposed to start it or would it start automatically

[noobdata]

Just checking, but you are starting datalogging (lightning-bolt button near top of main window, F10 on keyboard) when trying to view the sensors and calibrate the TPS, right?

Bye, Arno.

I just checked and now I have the ability to actually click the tps read buttons. But minimum is alway -5 and maximum is always 60 no matter if Ik pressing the pedal or not. And tps display on the display tab doesn’t change from -13 while I’m moving the pedal around
Also says my ect is 302f and my iat is the same 302f
When the car is cold

[Spunkster]

Post pictures of the completed soldering on the bottom of the ECU.

Is J12 cut on the ECU?

[noobdata]

Post pictures of the completed soldering on the bottom of the ECU.

Is J12 cut on the ECU?

Uh I forgot to cut j12… sorry it’s my first time. It works now. Thanks for your help and advice