Analog Temperature S300 V1
Posted: Sun Jun 07, 2020 12:44 pm
Hi
I have an S300 V1, and I am trying to fit 2 NTC Thermistors to measure pre/post intercooler temperatures. I understand I can use pins D12 and B6 as 0-5V Inputs. I have removed R2 and R3, and I also installed the .1uf capacitor in C42. I am using the 1.5K ohm resistor between the power and signal. I'm using pin D19 for the 5V reference and D21 as signal ground. I'm using a GM Delphi 25036751 Sensors, and I've configured the inputs using the temperature to voltage chart. I understand these sensors are non linear, but I've taken 12 points from the curve and this will be sufficient as the temperatures are simply being recorded and will not be used for any closed loop corrections.
My issue is that after I have the sensor wired into D12, I am getting 0v showing in Hondata for Analog input 1. Meanwhile the voltage at pin D12 is 3.1 V measured with a multimeter. I have the voltage conversion table setup correctly, so I am not understanding why I am not showing the correct voltage in Hondata.
Thank You
I have an S300 V1, and I am trying to fit 2 NTC Thermistors to measure pre/post intercooler temperatures. I understand I can use pins D12 and B6 as 0-5V Inputs. I have removed R2 and R3, and I also installed the .1uf capacitor in C42. I am using the 1.5K ohm resistor between the power and signal. I'm using pin D19 for the 5V reference and D21 as signal ground. I'm using a GM Delphi 25036751 Sensors, and I've configured the inputs using the temperature to voltage chart. I understand these sensors are non linear, but I've taken 12 points from the curve and this will be sufficient as the temperatures are simply being recorded and will not be used for any closed loop corrections.
My issue is that after I have the sensor wired into D12, I am getting 0v showing in Hondata for Analog input 1. Meanwhile the voltage at pin D12 is 3.1 V measured with a multimeter. I have the voltage conversion table setup correctly, so I am not understanding why I am not showing the correct voltage in Hondata.
Thank You