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ECUs will need an analog input / ignition retard table to use the Traction Control module.

To clarify, the AEM unit is the one built for the 06+ S2000 by Science of Speed. Here are the inputs supported.

INPUTS / OUTPUTS SUPPORTED
4 independent sequential injectors
4 independent ignition coils
3 available analog inputs (fuel pressure, oil pressure, boost position switch, traction control switch, etc)
2 available switched inputs (FlexFuel, traction control pulse converter input, etc)
1 available temperature input (oil temperature)
4 switched ground (boost control, traction control status lamp, traction control slip lamp, etc)
MIL (malfunction indicator lamp, aka "check engine lamp") through optional CAN Translator

It lists this feature which leads me to believe it can work with your unit.
"Advanced configurable traction control system (with optional signal converter)." Normally it would use the speed sensor in the transmission. Unfortunately we changed to a Quaife sequential transmission and lost that sensor.

I would suggest you discuss this with Science of Speed as they will know exactly what that AEM unit can and can't do.

I need to know what sort of output your T/C is going to provide to signal the ECU that there is wheel spin.
5v or variable voltage etc... It looks like the orange wire is the only signal wire on your unit.

Thanks for your help

It is 0-5 volt analog signal.

So the T/C unit will vary the 0-5v signal depending on slip? Thanks

correct.

Thanks

TC unit 12065
Unit was working 100% on a Flashpro vehicle 7 years ago.
I now am trying to use same unit on a different vehicle in standalone method.
First the drivers gave issues , and eventually works. Now I get intermittent wheel speed recognition on the tc unit , as well as on the standalone software.
Even the led lights dont always function correctly .
Software was loaded as 2015 version.
Is there perhaps a firmware update possible for this unit?

What is the version of software you are using with this?

As stated before, 2015 software. ...... thats the current version from your website. .
The tc unit and the software shows intermittent wheel speed signals. The toggle is set to inductive which is correct for my pre 2000 model sensors. And as I stated before, the led lights dont work correctly most times, and doesn't correspond to what the software shows.

Any feedback please?

Time to get an oscilloscope on the signal inputs.

I did that check already. Signals are all good from sensors. Im using TC grounding.

What vehicle was it used with previously and what vehicle is it being used with now?