AEM UEGO afr Data Logging - Help!
This wideband crap is pissing me off.
If I run my AEM UEGO analog wideband through the ECM into EVOSCAN using the calculation I can get it very close. But there is only a certain range I can get it to be accurate.
So say I dial it in at 15:1. It will then be accurate aprroimately from 14:1 - 16:1. Then either way out of that range it becomes inaccurate. Same as if I set it to be accurate at 17:1, then it is accurate from 16:1 to 18:1.
I now have it run through a Serial to USB, and cannot pick up any signal, although the COM port and adapter are working.
If I run my AEM UEGO analog wideband through the ECM into EVOSCAN using the calculation I can get it very close. But there is only a certain range I can get it to be accurate.
So say I dial it in at 15:1. It will then be accurate aprroimately from 14:1 - 16:1. Then either way out of that range it becomes inaccurate. Same as if I set it to be accurate at 17:1, then it is accurate from 16:1 to 18:1.
I now have it run through a Serial to USB, and cannot pick up any signal, although the COM port and adapter are working.
This wideband crap is pissing me off.
If I run my AEM UEGO analog wideband through the ECM into EVOSCAN using the calculation I can get it very close. But there is only a certain range I can get it to be accurate.
So say I dial it in at 15:1. It will then be accurate aprroimately from 14:1 - 16:1. Then either way out of that range it becomes inaccurate. Same as if I set it to be accurate at 17:1, then it is accurate from 16:1 to 18:1.
I now have it run through a Serial to USB, and cannot pick up any signal, although the COM port and adapter are working.
If I run my AEM UEGO analog wideband through the ECM into EVOSCAN using the calculation I can get it very close. But there is only a certain range I can get it to be accurate.
So say I dial it in at 15:1. It will then be accurate aprroimately from 14:1 - 16:1. Then either way out of that range it becomes inaccurate. Same as if I set it to be accurate at 17:1, then it is accurate from 16:1 to 18:1.
I now have it run through a Serial to USB, and cannot pick up any signal, although the COM port and adapter are working.
This wideband crap is pissing me off.
If I run my AEM UEGO analog wideband through the ECM into EVOSCAN using the calculation I can get it very close. But there is only a certain range I can get it to be accurate.
So say I dial it in at 15:1. It will then be accurate aprroimately from 14:1 - 16:1. Then either way out of that range it becomes inaccurate. Same as if I set it to be accurate at 17:1, then it is accurate from 16:1 to 18:1.
I now have it run through a Serial to USB, and cannot pick up any signal, although the COM port and adapter are working.
If I run my AEM UEGO analog wideband through the ECM into EVOSCAN using the calculation I can get it very close. But there is only a certain range I can get it to be accurate.
So say I dial it in at 15:1. It will then be accurate aprroimately from 14:1 - 16:1. Then either way out of that range it becomes inaccurate. Same as if I set it to be accurate at 17:1, then it is accurate from 16:1 to 18:1.
I now have it run through a Serial to USB, and cannot pick up any signal, although the COM port and adapter are working.
BTW, you can't log the analog face AEM guage with the serial to USB cable. The guage does not provide the right type of signal. You can only do that with the digital face AEM guage.
Good luck and try not to get frustated.
Thanks for the reply! Now I understand that there is more than one aspect to getting it dialed in.
I am not sure how to enter that formula you gave me. I can't even compare it to the 0.03913*x+9 I started with before.
Thanks!
I am not sure how to enter that formula you gave me. I can't even compare it to the 0.03913*x+9 I started with before.
Thanks!
Aem Uego Analog (30-5130) is 0.5 Vdc at 8.5:1 AFR to 4.5Vdc at 18.0:1 AFR so...
(18.0-8.5)/255*x + 8.5 = 0.0372549*x +8.5
Log x at whichever MUT cell you are using and you should see linear value from 0-255 as your driving around, I tried using other formulas out there, but all were off in some way and most were for LC1.
(18.0-8.5)/255*x + 8.5 = 0.0372549*x +8.5
Log x at whichever MUT cell you are using and you should see linear value from 0-255 as your driving around, I tried using other formulas out there, but all were off in some way and most were for LC1.
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