I just pulled all the information from the AEM forums. I have been looking for this information for two hours now. Here it is:

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hey guerillah... i have been working on this for quite some time with no luck..... what are your port settings you are using. i plug in my adapter, the computer finds them... but i cant get evoscan to log the wideband. i made my cable, im almost 100% sure that i wired it properly... im attached to the blue wire and using the same ground i grounded the UEGO to but still nothing.... any ideas ?

where are you guys buying the rs-232 db9 connector?...all i can find are the female to female or male to female!!!...im not a computer wiz but is there a harness?

im actually making and selling them... $25... i started a thread on here somewhere. just do a search for threads started by me concerning the cable.

i pm'ed you but never got an answer!!! lmk thanks

i reply to everyone, not sure how i missed you.... let me know if you want one. i have one ready to send now, can get it out today or tomorrow

Radio Shack has the female DB-9 connector. You then have to put wires in the little clips provided and slide them into the back of the connector. Mine works fine and costs like $3.00. Once that is done go to Wideband on the Evoscan menu, pick UEGO and then the COM port you are running it on. On the list of items the wideband reading will appear. Don't do the Hyperlink crap, it does now work. All you needs is the two wires.

Good news since i just got my AEM wideband.

Here is the Radio Shack part information:

Female D-sub connector

Inside the package is also the little connectors for each wire. These you crimp the wire into and then slide them into the female port number. The connector even has little numbers on it. Blue to number 2 hole and ground to number 5 hole. This is as simple as filling in a coloring book with numbers. I mounted my port behind the ash tray. So to connect up I take the ash tray out and put my DB-9 to USB adapter in. Works GREAT! Here is the adapter I am also running. I had it from when I used DSMlink.

DB9 Serial to USB adapter

This should be almost brainless from here. Post up if you need more information. I have been where you are and clueless, but if you understand simple wiring then this should be possible. I will post pics of my behind ashtray setup.

i have the lc-1 and it works with evo scan.... if you want confirmation, i can send ya a log

thats a pretty good idea, i ran a cable to under my passenger seat so it can reach my laptop... nice idea though

i cant seem to get my wideband to log. i bought the car and looked and he allready had it wired up and i bought the cable and i cant seem to get it to log or read on the evoscan anyone know anything to try i have 2006 evo 9 se.

Check which com it is using in the device manager window. I think it usually picks either 1 or 4. Go to Evoscan wideband menu and select the com to whatever that was. Then make sure to select AEM wideband in the external wideband menu. Finally check the checkbox in the log list, External Wideband.