is it in closed loop?
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tinkerbell
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is it in closed loop?
long story short: i cant get it back to operating in closed loop properly - that is, at 14.7:1
but looking at this log - is it in closed loop?
but looking at this log - is it in closed loop?
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tinkerbell
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Re: is it in closed loop?
Ur wideband target voltage is set at 2.36 volt while your voltage/lambda conversion table is set at 2.31v for AFR of 14.7.tinkerbell wrote:long story short: i cant get it back to operating in closed loop properly - that is, at 14.7:1
but looking at this log - is it in closed loop?
Therefore in close loop operation, the ecu will be trying to achieve AFR of 14.3
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Re: is it in closed loop?
you cant put 2.34 into the voltage/lambda conversion table auto-rounds the number... not sure how it works though???Will_B18C wrote:Ur wideband target voltage is set at 2.36 volt while your voltage/lambda conversion table is set at 2.31v for AFR of 14.7.tinkerbell wrote:long story short: i cant get it back to operating in closed loop properly - that is, at 14.7:1
but looking at this log - is it in closed loop?
Therefore in close loop operation, the ecu will be trying to achieve AFR of 14.3
the logs (attached above), show it is around 13:1 so i doubt that makes that much of a difference...
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LC-1 with DB gauge
i have set the LC-1's A1 (yellow) to output 0-5V and that is attached to D14 on the ECU.
but it sounds like D14 is limited in range, so need to either change the output for the LC-1 or change the input to the ECU...
for logging purposes i want to use the full 0-5v range, so would prefer to fix it than change the LC-1 outputs...
i have set the LC-1's A1 (yellow) to output 0-5V and that is attached to D14 on the ECU.
but it sounds like D14 is limited in range, so need to either change the output for the LC-1 or change the input to the ECU...
for logging purposes i want to use the full 0-5v range, so would prefer to fix it than change the LC-1 outputs...
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You can use D10, D12, or B6, read the help files to get a better understanding. Try grounding the LC1 to the thermostat housing, that's where the ECU is grounded ( in most cases). Does the AFR reading on the DB gauge match the reading on the s300 display?tinkerbell wrote:LC-1 with DB gauge
i have set the LC-1's A1 (yellow) to output 0-5V and that is attached to D10 on the ECU.
but it sounds like D10 is limited in range, so need to either change the output for the LC-1 or change the input to the ECU...
for logging purposes i want to use the full 0-5v range, so would prefer to fix it than change the LC-1 outputs...
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tinkerbell
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cant use D10 as it is not wired up on my ECU.AREA876 wrote:You can use D10, D12, or B6, read the help files to get a better understanding.
EDIT: actually using OBD2a so it is D16 - DOH!
so B6 is full range 0-5V?
done.Try grounding the LC1 to the thermostat housing, that's where the ECU is grounded ( in most cases).
pretty close...Does the AFR reading on the DB gauge match the reading on the s300 display?
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Yestinkerbell wrote:OK, so on OBD2a ecu the ELD is on D16
but in SManager 'Closed Lopp Parameters' there are only options for OBD1 pinouts...
do i just select D10 ELD anyways?
Note if using D10, use Logworks to confirm AFR reading. If both s300 and DB guage readings are different from Logworks then you have to remove the two resistors R136 and R138 for the US ECU.