Need spare 0-5v logging input???
NOt that it pertains to you persay, but figured I'd mention that if the user has a Zeitronix WB02 they can use their 0-5V user input and log it with the seperate USB output for the Zeitronix unit. Just another way its possible for some people.
actually I want to connect the wideband to a free input of the ECU.
For example the pressure in the fuel tank.
Then read the input in evoscan.
There are guys here who do it with MAP sensors, which are not available on the EDM car.
My question is:
If I connect the wideband to the MAP input pin (92 or 93) how do I log it in evoscan? Do I have to change something in the MUT?
Thanks for the reply
For example the pressure in the fuel tank.
Then read the input in evoscan.
There are guys here who do it with MAP sensors, which are not available on the EDM car.
My question is:
If I connect the wideband to the MAP input pin (92 or 93) how do I log it in evoscan? Do I have to change something in the MUT?
Thanks for the reply
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Fuel tank pressure input on USDM Evo 9s is read at ADC 0C. For your ROM, the 8 bit value for ADC 0C is written to FFFF6AD0. The 10 bit value is written to FFFF6AD2. For a wideband, its better to log the 8 bit value as it has sufficient resolution and can be read with a 1-byte request in Evoscan. FFFF6AD1 is what you'd want to log, and its at MUT 39. Just write an entry in Evoscan.
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Nope. 10 bit resolution requires logging two MUT channels just like 2-byte load or 2-byte RPM. If you want to do it, set one MUT table entry to 0x6AD2 and another to 0x6AD3. Then setup an entry in EvoScan for these channels.
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Thanks a lot for the help... I really needed more resolution, as i am using a turboxs 4 bar map sensor to log boost, and when i tested it with a vaccum/boost pump, it gave me:
0.235 volts @ 0 bar (abs vaccum)
2.607 volts @ 4 bar
Which gives me a voltage range of only 2.37 volts for 4 bar, which equates to only 120 levels in the adc. My actual resolution is of only 0.47 psi/step with an 8-bit adc.
0.235 volts @ 0 bar (abs vaccum)
2.607 volts @ 4 bar
Which gives me a voltage range of only 2.37 volts for 4 bar, which equates to only 120 levels in the adc. My actual resolution is of only 0.47 psi/step with an 8-bit adc.
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Thanks a lot for the help... I really needed more resolution, as i am using a turboxs 4 bar map sensor to log boost, and when i tested it with a vaccum/boost pump, it gave me:
0.235 volts @ 0 bar (abs vaccum)
2.607 volts @ 4 bar
Which gives me a voltage range of only 2.37 volts for 4 bar, which equates to only 120 levels in the adc. My actual resolution is of only 0.47 psi/step with an 8-bit adc.
0.235 volts @ 0 bar (abs vaccum)
2.607 volts @ 4 bar
Which gives me a voltage range of only 2.37 volts for 4 bar, which equates to only 120 levels in the adc. My actual resolution is of only 0.47 psi/step with an 8-bit adc.
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Fuel tank pressure input on USDM Evo 9s is read at ADC 0C. For your ROM, the 8 bit value for ADC 0C is written to FFFF6AD0. The 10 bit value is written to FFFF6AD2. For a wideband, its better to log the 8 bit value as it has sufficient resolution and can be read with a 1-byte request in Evoscan. FFFF6AD1 is what you'd want to log, and its at MUT 39. Just write an entry in Evoscan.
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